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Celebrating Bishop Emeritus Salesius Mugambi for his lifelong commitment to serving God and His people with humility and devotion.
May his retirement be filled with God’s abundant blessings and peace.

Who do you think Parto will support, while Wafestu is gaining a lot of influence in Magumoni Ward through his foundation, the Wafestu Foundation?

Our desk has reviewed claims circulating on social media concerning Mr. Johnson Kinyua, a surveyor in Chuka.
According to details shared in widely circulated screenshots, the KSh 55,000 allegedly given by Linda last year was described as payment for a “special bond.” While some parties are now attempting to portray the matter as attention-seeking, information reaching us indicates that Linda maintains the claim is true and that the transaction did occur under those terms.

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A young Form 2 student from Kanyakine High School had been out of class after failing to raise school fees, and his situation worsened when a fire destroyed their modest home, leaving them with nothing.
Living with his elderly grandmother, who survives on casual jobs, the boy from Keriani, Njaina in Karingani (Chuka Igambang’ombe) was staring at a future cut short, with little hope of returning to school.
Everything changed when his story was featured on a local media platform and reached Hon. John Mbabu. Touched by his situation, the leader took swift action—buying basic necessities, providing a school uniform, and personally escorting him back to Kanyakine High School.
At the school, he was received by Senior Principal Mr. Dickson Gitari as his fees were cleared. Hon. Mbabu went further and committed to supporting the boy’s education through to completion, as well as building him a new home.

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1½ Hours to Glory: Pastor Jimmy Irungu’s Brave 78-Hour Tree Hug for Cancer Awareness
Pastor Jimmy Irungu, a 30-year-old Kenyan, made an extraordinary attempt to break the world record by hugging a tree for 80 hours to raise awareness about the fight against cancer.
In a remarkable show of determination, he held on for an incredible 78 hours before fainting — just 1 hour and 30 minutes short of completing the challenge. His effort remains a powerful symbol of courage and commitment to a noble cause.

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