On Friday, October 3, Kenyan newspapers highlighted how the absence of an ODM leader Raila Odinga For two weeks in front of the public eyes it has raised concerns about his health.
The daily newspaper also reported why the opposition coalition suspects Jubilee party secretary Jeremiah Kioni.
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1. The Star
Despite allegations by his close allies that he is busy and good, former Prime Minister Raila Odinga has been publicly appearing for almost two weeks, thus raising questions about his health.
The absence of the ODM leader is especially evident as the party is preparing to celebrate 20 years since its inception.
The last time Raila appeared in public was Monday, September 22, at the Argyle Grand Hotel for the ODM parliamentary group.
He has now missed important occasions, such as handing over the selection certificates to ODM candidates for the upcoming elections.
According to reports, Raila went overseas for treatment a few weeks ago and later admitted to Nairobi Hospital, where medical experts recommended to reduce his political activities.
However, its closest allies, including a minority leader in the National Assembly Junet Mohamed, denied the reports.
Junet claimed to talk to Raila and was on his way to meet him.
“He is in the gym. How can you say he doesn’t feel good?” He set.
Raila is still one of Kenya’s top political leaders at the age of 80.
2. Daily Nation
Internal allegations have rocked the opposition in Kenya ahead of the 2027 general election.
In the middle of the storm is Jubilee Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni, who heads the former presidential party Uhuru Kenyatta Through his post -presidency.
The blame against the Zion, however, goes straight to the essence of the opposition.
Does he advocate for the movement or continue the independence plan to demand that former Internal Security Minister Fred Matiang’i lead the opposition 2027?
Kioni represented the Jubilee at the negotiating table during the initial stages of the opposition team.
The team includes former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua, Wiper leader Kalonzo Musyoka, Eugene Wamalwa of Dap-K, Martha Karua of People’s Liberation Party and Justin Muturi of the Democratic Party.
As Kioni disappeared from the enlightenment, Torome Saitoti, the Jubilee National Chairman, took over several months later.
Critics claim that Gachagua and Kalonzo were not pleased with Kioni and accused him of developing a plan that seemed to favor Matiang’i.
The Jubilee SG was accused of being very speaker, eager to criticize other superiors, and develop the Jubilee agenda rather than finding frames.
3. People Daily
As a strategic member of President William Ruto in Mount Kenya, Deputy President Kithure Kindiki He has been tasked with stabilizing in an area that is moving from the Kenyan government first.
Kindiki has chosen a technological approach, aimed at developing government and economic development policies as well as coordination between the national government and the county.
This is different from his predecessor, Rigathi Gachagua, whose political politics was seen by Ruto and its neighbor as a division of voters.
Although Kindiki has shown exceptional administrative skills, his political potential, especially in Mount Kenya, has not been such an interesting.
4. The Standard
Following a “successful” work visit, Interior Minister Kipchumba Murkomen has suggested about the return of Kenyan troops to Haiti.
According to Murkomen, a new team will be sent, and Kenyan police officers working under the International Security Mission (MSSM), whose authority was completed on Thursday, October 2, will return home after the UN Security Council decided to establish a larger force.
The UN Security Council approved the creation of the Gang Compression Force (GSF) on Tuesday, September 30, to replace Kenya’s security support delegation.
The GSF will cooperate closely with the Haiti National Police (HNP) for the first 12 months of removing gangs that control several municipalities.
5. Nation Today
The Employment and Labor Relations Court (ELRC) has decided that the employee has the right to apply and take a year’s leave when his employer does not allow.
Judge Monica Mbaru of Mombasa’s Ello said that the employer is required by the Employment Act to plan and allow workers to take their annual leave.
“Punishing an employee for taking an annual leave is an unfair behavior,” The judge said.
This followed the appeal of Badar Hardware Limited, which was opposed to the Magistrate’s Court’s decision. Declared that it is inappropriate.
Isaiah Masinde, a former employee of Badar Hardware Ltd., won his case in the Resident Magistrate’s Court after being fired for his annual festival.
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