DAH!!HUYU NDIYE MWANAFUNZI WA SHULE YA MSINGI ALIYEFANYA MAPENZI NA WALIMU WATATU

Mwanafunzi wa Shule ya Msingi nchini Tanzania kijiji cha Ruwenzera amedai kufanya ngono na walimu wake watatu kwa nyakati tofauti baada ya kuahidiwa kupewa zawadi na fedha.

Akizungumzia sakaa hilo, mwenyekiti wa kamati ya shule hiyo, Masele Omary alisema kuwa Machi 7 uongozi ulikutana na kufikia uamuzi wa kumuomba mkurugenzi mtendaji wa wilaya awaondoe walimu hao baada ya kujiridhisha na maelezo yaliyotolewa na mwanafunzi huyo.

 Kwa mujibu wa mwanafunzi huyo anayesoma darasa la saba, alifanya ngono na walimu hao kwa nyakati tofauti baada ya kumshawishi kumpa Sh10,000 na mwingine kuahidi kumnunulia nguo za ndani.

Alidai mwalimu Gerard Paulo alimuahidi kumnunulia nguo za ndani, huku Osner Yohana na mwingine (jina linahifadhiwa kwa kuwa hakupatikana kuzungumza) alimshawishi kwa kumpa Sh10,000 kila mmoja.

Wakizungumza kwa nyakati tofauti, Paulo na Yohana walikana kumrubuni mwanafunzi huyo wakidai tuhuma hizo zinatokana na wao kuhoji matumizi ya fedha za ukarabati na michango ya chakula.

SONKO REVEALS WHY HE WILL LEAVE JUBILEE

Uhuru with sonko in a previous occasion

Nairobi Senator Mike Sonko on Wednesday said he was considering party hopping, if the Nairobi gubernatorial becomes "unfair".

He said Jubilee Party politics had become hostile, branding it a ‘Gatanga Affair.’

The gubernatorial aspirant said politicians have succeeded in the past through party hopping. 

“My move to another party does not mean disrespect to the government and the President,” he said.

“I respect the president very much and I’m only trying to look out for myself,” he added.

He, however, said he will stay in Jubilee and fight from within.

“If I ever choose to switch parties, it will be because I have no other choice. Besides, it is my democratic right to do so,” he concluded.

PETER KENETH:"I WILL NEVER HAVE ANY TALK WITH SONKO"

Rivary between nairobi jubilee governotorial hopeful Peter Kenneth and Senator Mike Sonko has widened, after the former MP said he will not hold any talks with Sonko.

Kenneth said the senator’s recent behaviour was wanting.

He criticised Sonko’s development agenda for the City, saying he was only good at insults.

The 2013 presidential aspirant dared Sonko to seek the  Nairobi governor seat as an independent candidate, if he cannot work with other Jubilee leaders.

"You cannot hold a decent conversation with people who keep hurling insults. I have now changed my mind, I do not want a consensus. Let us meet at the ballot," an enraged Kenneth said when he met over 1,000 Jubilee aspirants from Nairobi.

Sonko, during a televised interview, said he cannot work with Kenneth, or even step down for him.

He accused Kenneth of trying to sabotage President Uhuru Kenyatta's 2013 presidential bid.

Kenneth said the senator’s utterances when his certificate of good conduct delayed were uncalled for.

"I did not start a fight when my party certificate was delayed by a day. For Sonko to act the way he did, means he has doubts whether he will win the party primaries," Kenneth said.

Sonko accused powerful figures close to State House of trying to block him from vying for governorship.

NASA FINALLY TO ANNOUNCE THEIR FLAG BEARER ON FRIDAY:-)

Kenyans have patiently waited for the National Super Alliance (NASA) to announce their flag bearer and the long wait is over.

Speaking to a source, Machakos Senator Johnson Muthama revealed that the process to select their eligible flag bearer had been completed by the body responsible and the announcement will be made to Kenyans on Friday.

The talks and negotiations have been agreed by all parties including ODM leader Raila Odinga. Earlier there were signs of the coalition splitting after the issue of the MoU between Kalonzo and Raila Odinga.

RAILA ANSWER'S UHURU

- Opposition leader Raila Odinga has swiftly responded to President Uhuru Kenyatta claims that he (Odinga) was responsible for the 2007/2008 post-election violence

- While addressing residents of Nyamira county, Uhuru said that Raila was the one who "lit the flames"

Barely 4 hours after President Uhuru Kenyatta blamed Opposition leader Raila Odinga for the 2007/2008 post election violence, the former Prime Minister has penned a strongly-worded response.

Speaking in Nyamira county on Wednesday, March 22, Uhuru told residents that Raila was the one who "lit the flames".

Here is the full response of the Opposition leader:

"I have learnt of claims by President Uhuru Kenyatta while visiting Kisii earlier today that I played a central role in the 2007/2008 post-election violence and that I am responsible for Kenya’s stagnation. We wish to state as follows:

1. We understand the desperation of the President for something to hang on to and reenergise his depressed 2013 voting bloc. We however advise the President to look around his entourage as he visits Kisii and also look into the mirror if he is interested in the truth on the 2007/2008 violence.

2. We remind the President that the Gusii land he is visiting is littered with post-election violence victims who are yet to be compensated, including a widow who had only her husband’s skull to burry. We hope the President has had time to ask whether she has been at his rallies and if she believes his story.

3. The President needs to look no further than the empire his family and associates assembled corruptly using public resources, if he is keen to understand why Kenya stagnated while the Republic of Korea moved forward. In the ill-acquired wealth of the family and associates lies Kenya’s lost years.

4. The Gusii people need no lecture on who initiated the infrastructural transformation in their county. Neither do they need to be told who the high priest of corruption in the country is. They are only too aware."

After the post election violence, Uhuru and his deputy William Ruto were accused of crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court in Hague, Netherlands.

The two were, however, vindicated after the court ruled that they had no case to answer.

SONKO TO JOIN KALONZO'S WIPER PARTY??

Nairobi Senator Mile Sonko is considering decamping to Kalonzo Musyoka’s Wiper party due to frustrations in Jubilee.

Those close to him say he was infuriated by remarks by Jubilee Party Vice Chairman David Murathe on Monday to the effect that “nothing prevents him from vying as an independent candidate.”Appearing on Citizen TV on Sunday, Sonko said Murathe and Interior PS Karanja Kibicho were out to frustrate him ahead of Jubilee nominations next month, in favour of Peter Kenneth.

Sonko did not get his good conduct certificate until Thursday evening. In the same interview, Sonko swore he would never step down for Kenneth or even sit on the same negotiation table.

“If all they want is a Murang’a candidate, let them bring Equity 2013 aspirant Jimnah Mbaru. Where is he? Let them bring Equity Bank’s James Mwangi. I will step down. But I will never step down for this guy [Kenneth]: Over my dead mother’s grave…over my father’s grave. I will never…And if they think they will steal, I was the biggest thief…,” Sonko said.

But it is not the first time Sonko is being linked with Wiper and Kalonzo.

In July last year Sonko said, “For the sake of our community, leaders must unite, I traversed the country with Kalonzo. Even now I am ready as long as he is the flag bearer of Cord. Apewe bendera sahii na sasa hivi, nitahama I support him,” he said.

Sonko spoke during the burial of the father of Mavoko MP Patrick Makau in Ngelani, Machakos county.

Kalonzo had earlier urged him to ditch Jubilee and return home.

In August 2015, Kalonzo had urged Sonko to join Wiper and vie for Machakos governor after they fell out with incumbent Alfreed Mutua.

In his response Sonko said, “My loyalty to the President and my party is absolute. But I respect Kalonzo as a leader in this country but tell him No, thank you.”

President Uhuru on Monday said he does not prefer any candidate between Sonko and Kenneth, but is willing to broker a deal.

Deputy President William Ruto last year said Jubilee has top win the Nairobi governor seat, held by Evans Kidero, “by all means”.

But an Infotrak poll on Monday showedGovernor Kidero will retain the Nairobi seat if Senator Sonko and Kenneth go to the August polls individually. Sonko and Kenneth will get 23 and 20.2 per cent of votes respectively, while Kidero will get 35.3 per cent to clinch the county's top seat.

TRUMP WARNING TO UHURU!!!