The newspaper on Thursday, October 2, reported on a column of topics, including a tragic event in which an 8th -grade student in Kilifi died.
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Elsewhere, the newspapers reported on political progress towards the 2027 general election, with the parties setting themselves up and strategizing to increase the positions of better performance in the ballot.
1. Daily Nation
The newspaper saved the tragic incident at Gongoni Primary School in Kilifi County, where an eighth -grade student died.
The 15 -year -old Anestine Tunji died shortly after being hit by her teacher.
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The student was reportedly failing to answer his teacher’s question when he attracted the punishment.
He was one of the students who were kneeling for failing to respond to the teacher.
“The teacher asked us to give examples of irresponsible sex behavior. Those who could not answer were asked to kneel and bend the head,” one of the students narrated.
Anestine was hit in the head.
Later that day, after arriving home, he complained of severe headaches.
His father, Alex Tunji, suggested that he visit the health center the next morning to be evaluated.
But he insisted on going to school as he had the next test.
He decided to take pain relievers.
“He said he could not go to the hospital because he could miss the exams the next day, so he insisted that he should buy only pain medication, at night he started getting fever and turned off, on Friday morning he was still sick, but on Saturday he became very sick,” the deceased’s father said.
His condition worsened, and he was rushed to a nearby hospital before being taken to Kilifi County Referral Hospital, where he died.
A report on a corpse showed that he died from blood clots.
At the same time, the relevant teacher disappeared from the school.
But Kilifi South Kilifi County Assistant Commissioner Yusuf Mohamed confirmed that the teacher was under police protection.
The anestine family expects justice.
They, however, argued that it would not heal their pain.
“Even if she is imprisoned it will raise my daughter, I had three children, now I have two, my daughter was my assistant, she was leaving school, doing homework and cooking dinner,” Said Anestine’s mother, Amina Deri.
2. People Daily
The newspaper analyzed political progress, focusing on the issues that would have an impact on the 2027 presidential vote.
The newspaper listed some of the issues that said it might have affected the outcome of the vote.
President William Ruto He is struggling to get his second term, a project that confirms not to walk in the park.
According to People Daily, the cost of living tends to take part in the decision that Kenyans will make about the presidential vote.
An unable cost of life can threaten the president’s tender to be re -elected.
Gen Z voters have also been considered a force in the next election.
Since last year, young people in the country have continued the rebellion against the Ruto regime, and put him responsible for his policies.
Young people have decided to use votes to oust the president.
The People Daily newspaper also revealed that the emergence of political youth who pretend to be a third force could be difficult for Ruto.
The newspaper revealed that such politicians like Nairobi Senator Edwin SifunaEmbakasi East MP Babu Owino, Gathoni Githunguri and Caleb Amisi of Saboti set themselves up like raw voices of opposition on the streets, ready to oppose ordinary politics.
The rebellion of the former deputy president Rigathi Gachagua It’s another reason.
Ruto’s success in the 2022 elections was greatly influenced by the support he received from Mount Kenya.
But his controversy with Gachagua has destroyed him in the area.
Gachagua has been removing the campaign in the region, making the president’s influence diminishing, which will have an impact on the presidential vote.
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