The Kenyan newspaper on Tuesday, October 10, wrote a number of topics, including political unions in the 2027 general elections.
Source: UGC
Elsewhere, the newspapers reported the tragedy at the Nairobi White House, where a security agent was killed by a man.
1. Nation today
The newspaper saved the tragedy from the Nairobi White House, where an officer Gsu He was killed.
Despite the White House being one of the most protected areas, yesterday the nation was surprised after a GSU police officer was killed in a shooting outside the entrance to a government housing.
Police spokesman Michael Nyaga in a press release confirmed the killing in which police officer with Constable Ramadhan Mattanka was killed in a shooting by a man named Kithuka Kimunyi.
The incident on Monday morning, October 13, near gate D outside the palace. Kimunyi, 56, was carrying a bow and arrows before approaching police officers who were protecting the area.
He was asked to surrender but he rebelled, moved forward to the officer and attacked him.
Kilimani’s DCIO chief Mahat Hassan said Kimunyi was walking near the palace when Mattanka approached him.
A report at the Kilimani police station said Kimunyi approached the officers who were guarding the gate of the state house who were inspecting two cars.
“He pulled out an arrow and stabbed Ramadhan Khamisi Mattanka on the left chest and left him bleeding a lot. It said a report by GSU officer Daniel Kemboi.
The statement stated that Mattanka was rushed to Kenyatta Hospital, where he died while undergoing treatment.
His body was transferred to the hospital’s mortuary for a corpse examination.
Police said an investigation is still ongoing about the incident and that the brothers of the killed police have been notified.
The video circulated on social networks showing Kimunyi wearing a white T -shirt inside a police car with a handkerchief.
With his eyes gone out of him and he seemed to be careless, Kimunyi who had leaned his head on the steering wheel, asked the police what he had done.
“You don’t know what you did, you will discover,” A police officer with him in the car was heard telling him.
Critics want to determine whether Mattanka or even the officers working with him had anything to do with Kimunyi because it is not easy for any ordinary citizen to be allowed to enter the White House.
CCTV photos showed Mattanka as she fell to the ground in agony as her colleagues rushed to save her life, but they were late.
The family of the late GSU official yesterday responded to a police request to postpone his funeral.
This is because, according to Islamic beliefs, the Mattanka family wanted him to be buried before sunset on Monday.
However, police asked for the funeral to be postponed so that his body could be examined on Tuesday.
2. Daily Nation
The newspaper reported the tragedy facing the driver of Kibra MP Peter Orero, who was trapped by a camera driving in the wrong side of the road.
He was brought to the Nairobi court on Monday, October 13, and was fined KSh 100,000 otherwise he was imprisoned for 12 months in jail.
CNN journalist Larry Madowo recorded a video of the driver, George Oduor, and the MP was driving the wrong side of the road on Oloitoktok Road, Nairobi, October 9.
He was trying to avoid traffic on the road.
Oduor told the reporter to report to President William Ruto and then humiliated him by calling him “waste waste”.
He was brought before senior judge Rose Ndombi for endangering the lives of other road users.
The court was told that the law requires road users to use the language of respect and respect.
The judge was asked to impose severe penalties on the driver so that it would be a teaching to him and others who intend to break the rules of the road.
Oduor also asked the judge to show faith because he was running the MP during the incident.
He also said that his confession was made with good intentions and that he would not repeat the act.
3. The Standard
The Standard newspaper reported on the government’s new initiative to obtain student certificates.
Students who have passed national exams may take their certificates directly from sub -county education offices, with some schools continue to violate the government’s directive against holding them for not being paid school fees.
A new proposal from the Ministry of Education aims to end this direction by allowing schools to retain their records, with candidates receiving actual certificates.
Education Minister Julius Ogamba noted that the Ministry is looking for new ways to address the ongoing problem of school principals to deprive students of KCPE and KCSE certificates.
“We issued a document, and although several institutions obeyed and issued certificates, some are not compliant. We now consider the options to ensure students are not excluded in the future,” Said Ogamba.
He referred to section 10 of the Kenya National Examinations Act (KNEC), which prohibits institutions from maintaining certificates of students who have completed their studies.
Ogamba commented this during the Lake Kenya Regional Association of Technical Training Association (KATTTI) at the Sia Asian Technical Institute in Rongo, Migori County.
To avoid interrupting student development or academics, the Ministry considers two key options; Either send certificates to sub -county offices so that students can be taken or sent to candidates’ home addresses, while schools store copies for storage.
Ogamba emphasized that holding certificates does not help to recover unpaid fees.
“If the certificate is restricted at that time and the fee has not yet been returned, then it is clear that the strategy has failed which is why we say the fee issue should be dealt with separately,” He said.
4. People Daily
The newspaper reported on the President’s commitment William Ruto help the Nairobi County government to clean up the city.
Speaking in Nairobi on October 12, the President noted that the city had lost its respect due to the debris that had dominated it.
Announced plans to intervene and support the governor Johnson Sakaja Cleaning the city.
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