URP MPs plan MASS RALLIES as Kalenjins DEMAND return of Kiplimo Rugut to NYS

The sacking of former NYS Director Kiplimo Rugut from the helm of the National Youth Service has attracted the ire of Kalenjin leaders who now demand the man be given his job back. Several charged rallies are planned for North Rift region – Deputy President William Ruto’s strongest hold – in what has already rattled both Ruto and President Uhuru Kenyatta. Callers in the powerful Kass FM spent the better part of yesterday warning DP Ruto over his perceived ‘coolness’ even as members of his community are axed from top government positions and systematically replaced by Kikuyus, their erstwhile partner in the jubilee alliance. Yesterday, Rift Valley MPs led by outspoken Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter and his colleagues William Cheptumo (Baringo North), Julius Melly (Tinderet) and Elisha Busienei (Turbo), Samuel Moroto (Kapenguria) insisted that the removal of Rugut was prompted by the urge by a section of leaders to engage in corrupt dealings. It has now been confirmed that Rugut was fired via text message from the cabinet CS Anne Waiguru source:kenya today news and analysis

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Driving under the rain is cool if you know what to do and what not to do. Most accidents have occurred involving cars in the rain; that is why it is important to learn some of the basic tips for driving in the rain. You’ll find some of them below. 1. MAKE SURE YOUR HEAD LIGHTS ARE TURNED ON When it rains (heavily), it’s pretty difficult to see clearly, this is why you must ensure that your head lights are turned on as you drive. This will enable you see ahead more clearly. If your head lights are bad, fix them because it is also important for the person driving behind you; so they see your tail lights too. 2. KEEP BOTH HANDS ON THE STEERING WHEEL Whether or not you’re used to driving with one hand on the steering wheel, when you drive under the rain, make sure you have both your hands on the steering wheel. The roads are usually very slippery during the rains, and you never know what might happen; so to have better grip of your car, you must have both hands on the steering wheel always

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URP MPs plan MASS RALLIES as Kalenjins DEMAND return of Kiplimo Rugut to NYS

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