Saturday, 25 June 2016

UNITED KINGDOM VOTES TO LEAVE EUROPEAN BOND

UK votes to leave European Union.
Out of a population of 46.8 million, 33.5 million votes were cast and the tallies revealed that about 48.11% voted to stay while the majority 51.89% voted to leave. Despite the British exit campaign, it's 2 member states namely Ireland and Scotland are against it.
Eddie Sayers, Editor in Chief YouGov speculates that Nordic countries such as Norway, Sweden, will opt to leave as a result of the UK exit, while Germany and France will stay, being the founders of EU.
Facts show that this divorce process will be easier since:
UK has a strong economy as a result of being one of the most open economies in the world.
The British pound is not dependent on Euros like other markets.
With this divorce process however, the British pound has dropped from 1.5 to 1.36 against the dollar. This is a drop by 10.37% , marking the lowest drop in 35years.

Friday, 24 June 2016

KAGWERA RAPHAEL N.

ABOUT ME: I am Raphael Kagwera N.,21 years of age,born in 31st may,1995 in Nairobi county.I am a third born son in a family of six.I have been living in Nairobi Embakasi area for the better part of my life.My Education dates back t o St.Marys Academy mosocho,where I undertook my early primary school education,after my graduation from my primary school,where I did perform extremly well,I proceeded to Nyambaria Boys High School,though I did graduate from St Thomas Turwa Sec.School after completion of my secondary school education. Currently I am a second year student in Moi University where I am currently persuing a bachelor's degree in Journalism and Communication studies.For me Journalism has been my passion since I was a kid.I really love following stories in the society and informing and educative documentaries about life and I do consider that as one of my best hobbies in my life.Writing articles and opinions is really into my blood,I like it a lot.I spend most of my times reading opinions and articles from columnists like Billow Kerrow,Makau Mutua,Kethi Kilonzo and very many other distinguished writers,as this will help shape me into one. I got the believe that it is through Journalism and Mass communication that we are going to achieve the desired change and help achieve the vision 2030,because Journalism is a powerful tool for mobilization and educating the public.This is what most people highly lack,because people are not just ignorant,but it because they lack the required information to make decisions in life,and I do believe that if such people can be reached out to,then believe you me,we gonna achieve a lot.And that is the real reason I consider the field of Journalism to be a core field in the realization of vision 2030.I am impressed and highly motivated when those around me get inspired and motivated because of what I do,since the world we live in today,people need inspiration and motivation for them to realize their destinies and fulfill the desires and dreams of their hearts,for I believe in the aspect of teaching people how to fish and not giving them fish, through my field of study I believe that everthing is possible.I BELIEVE...#100%CHARACTER

KNOW YOUR BLOGGER

Lynn Kolongei is my name. Born in the year 1997 June.  First born child to Mr. and Mrs. Kolongei. Uasin Gishu County is my region of residence.
Having graduated from Ngeria Hill Academy, I Joined Segero Adventist School where I also did well in my national examinations giving me the privilege to join Moi University as a government sponsored student. Currently I am in my second year pursuing a degree in communication and journalism, the course of my dream.
I am looking forward to work as a radio presenter or reporter, there after further my studies in the journalism field. Due to my love for writing and reading novels, I have also created my own blog-lynnkolongei.wordpress.co.ke.  Being a motivational speaker, my blog is majorly composed of articles addressing societal issues, empowering the girl child at this century and appreciating the girl child and the strength of a woman.
Am also working on foreign languages that my interest lies on, these are French and Spanish. As a way of giving back to the society, am member of the Red Cross society and have participated in various activities including tree planting and environmental cleaning.

Thursday, 23 June 2016

PANGANI 6, MUTHAIGA 2 IN BRINK TO LOSE THEIR SEATS







A man moved to court to sue the Pangani 6 and Muthaiga 2. Charles Kioko wants them bared from holding any public office. Although the judge refused to certify the sue. Further he wants the Independent Electrol Boundaries Commission and the Ethnics and Anti-Corruption Commission not to clear them in the next general election.
“These politicians have in the recent past uttered words that caused anxiety in the country concidering their standing in the society,” said Kioko as quoted in the Daily Nation.

Wednesday, 22 June 2016

TENSION IN MUHORONI





Two people killed and several injured in border clash. The tension is seen to rise along the Kisumu-Nandi border at Songhor. It is alleged that due to increased cattle rustling made one community to retaliate.  Two houses have been burnt.
From the ones confirmed dead is a man and a woman who were shot by deadly poisoned arrows.
The tension has led to indefinite closure of schools, Songhor Secondary School at the border was not spared as it was forced to close down.
However police have been deployed in the region to calm down the situation but thsat is not all as youths having crude weapons have also positioned themselves alongside the police. 

Tuesday, 21 June 2016

KNOW YOUR COMMUNICATOR


My name is Ouko Kevin Odhiambo.
Born in Kisumu, Kanyakwar to Mr. and Mrs. Ouko in June 1996. Started my kindergarten in 2000 in Upper Hill Academy in Kisumu. Joined Nyang’ori School in Vihiga County in 2011 after a successful completion of primary education in 2010. Was not to left out in Kenya’s University selection and in 2015 was set to join Moi University Main campus in the school of human resource to pursue a degree in science (communication and journalism) to now.
This stands out as I have served in the journalism club in high school not only as a reporter in form one but also assistant editor in chief in form three. Journalism had been a good part of life in high school as it helped sharpen my communication skills not leaving master of the English and Kiswahili languages.
Raised in a background where it was a good thing to master and understand the local or vernacular language, I can also communicate well with the fellow clans and tribesmen.
Joining the university has led to many achievements through many departments and courses offered.
With a well brought up IT background I managed to publish a magazine “AFRICANA MAGAZINE” not forgetting the creation of the famous blog “TRAILBLAZERS” and ensuring of its smooth running.  The Horizon Publication not left behind in sharpening my career.

Participating in charity organization such as Moi University Environment Conservation where I have taken part in cleaning of the environment and making it conducive for the better being of others.  Visiting children’s homes is my weekend activity to share and have fun with them as mostly are inspired by the feeling of working hard to be also a person of dignity and to be recognized.




Monday, 20 June 2016

2 BOTTLES OF CHANG’AA FOR A JEWEL

A man from Nasianda village, Bumula Constituency in Bungoma County is alleged to have married off his daughter, a class seven pupil to a brew dealer. This he did by force, in exchange for local brew ;chang’aa and busaa .This has left the residents from his village in great shock and awe. The man will be therefore drinking two bottles of chang’aa every day of his life until the dowry is fully paid.

        For the uncontained love of the brew, the man went and evicted his daughter from claaass qand took her to the chang’aa manufacturer .This would be in exchange for a daily drink as dowry.The girl whose name has not been disclosed was a standard seven pupil at Nabumali primary school.She is now entitled to being a wife at her tender age at the expense of going to school. Her father on the other hand continues to reduce the dowry payment by drinking the brew everyday.

        This happens after president Uhuru Kenyatta gave a directive that such illicit be destroyed and banned from the society.The incident has raised many concerns from the villagers and leaders. Boniface Otsiula , MP for Bungoma has demanded that the police arrest  and charge the man and ensure the girl goes back to school .He added that such issues deteriorate education standards in the area.

                   ‘Bumula has always lagged behind in education because of early pregnancies and high

                     rate of school drop outs. The man should be taken to court to serve as an example to

                    others who may have the same behavior.’

Displeased, Reginald Wanyonyi, the Women Representative asked the county commissioner Joshua Chepchieng to look into the matter with immediate effect.