Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter. Photo/BARRY SALIL
Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter has set up a Facebook fan page which has become extremely popular with young Kenyans. Yesterday, the page titled “Hon. Alfred Keter you are our True Kalenjin Leader Soldier on” had already recorded 1,300 likes within hours of its establishment. Keter has come into the limelight with his open criticism of President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto and how they are running the Jubilee government and for allowing alleged corruption to mar the awarding of tenders in the multi-billion railway project.
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The National Intelligence Services is reportedly looking into how a woman political operative has managed to amass a lot of money within a short span of time. The woman, who is known to hang around politicians, reportedly delivered some one million dollars to a well known politician from the Rift Valley. The NIS is concerned that the woman is acting at the behest of narco-traffickers who are hoping to establish networks in the government and thereby exert influence on government policies through blackmail and coercion.
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An MP from Vihiga County has appointed several county reps from his party to collect money from individuals seeking appointments in the county government or tenders to provide goods and or services to the county government. The MP who is said to be investing quite a bit of money in the construction of a large office block within the county is always on the lookout for ways to continue financing the project. The county reps say they are afraid to defy the man's orders as he has threatened to frustrate their nomination efforts come 2017. There man is a close associate of their party leader.
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Junior administration policemen in Kisumu are complaining about a newly appointed boss who is illegally deducting their pay after hiring them out to provide additional security services to a local firm. They say the senior officer deducts a total of Sh1,200 daily from each of the four officers assigned on duty daily claiming the amount was part of his returns for assigning them the duty. IF he is interested, maybe its time for Deputy Inspector General, Administration Police Service Samuel Arachi to step in and stop the officer from skimming off an average of Sh36,000 per month from his junior policemen!
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