On Monday, September 21, National Newspapers reported comprehensively about the great effectiveness of Kenyan athletes in the Japanese World Championship.
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Some newspapers reported on the Minister of Internal Security Minister’s action, Kipchumba Murkomento declare a Muslim Brotherhood into a terrorist organization.
The star
A minority leader in Kakamega County Parliament, David Ndakwa, is the candidate of UDA For the Malava parliamentary seat in the by -elections of Parliament to be held on November 27.
Ndakwa got the ticket after getting 6,477 votes against his opponent Ryan Injendi, who took second place with 3,783 votes.
Leonard Shimaka got 1,192 votes, with Simon Kangwana getting 1,064 votes. Ndakwa was declared the winner of the ruling party polls on Saturday night.
Inkindi admitted failure but claimed there were voters’ bribes and asked questions about the right to the election, emphasizing the outcome did not show the wishes of the Malava people.
“Considering the time and UDA winning the Malava seat, I have agreed to fail to continue, but I will not forget what some of the senior party officials did,” Injendi he said.
Daily Nation
The newspaper reported on the government’s decision to announce the Muslim Brotherhood and Hizb-ur-Tahrir as terrorist organizations.
The decision of Internal Security Minister Kipchumba Murkomen formed the two groups alongside Al-Shabaab and other extremist groups.
In a special edition of Kenya Gazette Supplement of September 19, 2025, Murkomen released Legal Notice No. 157 under the Anti -Terrorism Act.
The announcement legitimizes penalties for anyone involved in membership, funding, cooperation or propaganda of those groups, where the parties will face high fines or long bonds.
Although none of these have ever made major attacks in the country, intelligence agencies have identified them by leading to strong position, secret registration, and relations with international terrorist networks.
The Muslim Brotherhood, founded in Egypt in 1928, is a social, political and religious movement banned in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates for allegedly promoting extremist and undermining the state’s authority.
The standard
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has called on the leaders of western Kenya to remain one for the 2027 general elections.
The former Bungoma senator warned that the area is in danger of losing its negotiations in the 2027 elections.
Speaking to Bumula on Sunday, September 21, Wetang’ula urged officials to unite behind a single voice, saying other areas have already stood firm behind their political leaders.
“In this area, we have to speak in the same voice as others. If you go to other places, Nyanza respect Raila. Ruto He is also respected by them by the Calvinists, and that is the case with Kalonzo when he speaks to the Wakamba nation, but here for us things are different. We must join and collaborate on this journey. I urge you to speak aloud as a place, ” Wetang’ula said.
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