Joseph Kangogo

Kenya

Joseph Kangogo is a veterant Kenyan print journalist with ambition to team up with fellow professional scribes to brand and give the world a positive outlook.

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Lydia Cherono: From Kuikui Secondary to 1st Class Honours Graduate at UoE

Nov 22, 2024 | ruraltimesnews.com | Joseph Kangogo

Defied odds of backward cultures such as FGM and forced early marriages By Joseph Kangogo Heroine Lydia Jemesis Cherono allumni of Kuikui Mixed Day and Boarding Secondary School in Barwessa ward, Kabosgei location, Baringo North, graduated with a first class honours degree bachelor of education (Agricultural Education) from the University of Eldoret(UoE) Thursday.
Baringo Family Insists on Reburrying Kin in Ghost School Farm

Oct 15, 2024 | ruraltimesnews.com | Joseph Kangogo

The body of the late Paul Kipchabas is still lying in County Referral Hospital mortuary-Kabarnet three years on By JOSEPH KANGOGO Contentious Koroto Mixed boarding secondary school where a human body was buried before being exhumed owing to court order has finally been shut down indefinitely. The late 65-year-old man, Paul Kipchabas, allegedly fell sick and succumbed to blood pressure-related illness on March 22, 2021.
Two Heroic Baringo Chiefs Help Return Two Boys-Turned Herders to School

Oct 10, 2024 | ruraltimesnews.com | Joseph Kangogo

The learners were being trained to be herders by their senior mates, and finally, they will be armed as bandits By JOSEPH KANGOGO 'We couldn't watch their lives go into waste', two heroic pokot chiefs from Tiaty, Baringo help return back two boys (names withheld) who opted out to herd cattle and would later become bandits.
Pokot Elders Echo Ruto's Cabinet Reshuffle, term it Inclusive with National Outlook

Jul 26, 2024 | ruraltimesnews.com | Joseph Kangogo

They urge the president to consider Baringo representative in his cabinet By JOSEPH KANGOGO Pokot elders from Tiaty, Baringo laud president Dr William Ruto for heeding Generation Zoomers' protesters plea to rearrange his cabinet to form an inclusive government. Henry Losikiriatum from Churo Friday told Rural Times News the move will give Ruto's government National Outlook and ensure peaceful coexistence among 43 tribes across the country.
CORRIDORS OF JUSTICE: Law Court Issues Order Restraining Kamnarok Eviction

May 24, 2024 | ruraltimesnews.com | Joseph Kangogo

More than 20 houses have so far been burned since last month by Kenya Wildlife Service Officers to disburse residents around Lake Kamnarok conservancy. By JOSEPH KANGOGO Reprieve for residents living in Kamnarok Game Reserve after Iten environment and land court Friday issued a stop order to restrain Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) from further invasive evictions.
Heavy Rains Displace Over 1000 Turkana Squatters Baringo

May 16, 2024 | ruraltimesnews.com | Joseph Kangogo

They are part of 10,000 victims who fled from Turkana County due to banditry attacks back in 1960s By JOSEPH KANGOGO More than 1,000 starving Turkana squatters living in Katorongot slums in Mogotio, Baringo County have been rendered homeless due to heavy rains. The victims fled fled bandit attacks decades ago in the volatile Kapedo, Napeitom, Lokori, Lomelo and Nadome-borders of Baringo and Turkana counties.
Floods Displace Over 2000 Families Marigat, Baringo

May 14, 2024 | ruraltimesnews.com | Joseph Kangogo

Hundreds of hecres of crop farms have also been destroyed, farmers count millions of losses By JOSEPH KANGOGO More than 2000 families displaced by floods owing to heavy rains in Ilchamus ward, Marigat Baringo South. Hundreds of hecres of crop farms have also been destroyed in Lorobil, Sibtaan, Leswa, and Longewan villages. "At least four schools have also submerged and learning cut off by the floods," resident Lawrence Ole Tokei said on Tuesday.
Kerio Valley Floods Causing Massive Destruction

May 2, 2024 | ruraltimesnews.com | Joseph Kangogo

Locals suffering every rainy season in flooding Kerio Valley appeal to government and well-wishers to help. By JOSEPH KANGOGO River Cheplogoi in Kerio Valley, Baringo North overflows, displacing residents and massively destroying crop farms. Several homesteads submerged, fences and crops washed away. "The situation worsened since Sunday.We fear for our lives if the rainy season prolongs," a resident Musa Kipkoti said.
Over 3000 Banditry Victims appeal for Humanitarian Help

Apr 26, 2024 | ruraltimesnews.com | Joseph Kangogo

He said hundreds of families rendered homeless were currently putting up in deplorable makeshift tents in various parts of Saimo-Soi and Bartabwa wards, Baringo North. By JOSEPH KANGOGO More than 3000 families displaced by bandits in Baringo are in dire need of humanitarian assistance.