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1 week ago |
nation.africa | Millicent Mwololo
“Women politicians, the women we are counting on, are not representing us. They are representing their personal interests.” These are the powerful words of Lucy Kayiwa, a retired teacher and the founder of St Vincent De Paul Community Development Organisation in Kibra, Nairobi. With decades of experience working with vulnerable families, especially women and children, Lucy speaks candidly about the challenges facing her community and the solutions she has championed over two decades.
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1 month ago |
nation.africa | Millicent Mwololo
Sitting at her desk in her office, Queenter Mbori leans forward, eyes bright with purpose. "When I was born, my father hoped for a son," she reveals with a knowing smile. "But what he got instead was a daughter who would carry his leadership legacy even further." This quiet confidence defines Kenya's newest media powerhouse.
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Feb 16, 2025 |
nation.africa | Millicent Mwololo |Nyaboga Kiage
During a National Assembly committee hearing on November 29, 2002, the then Commissioner for Cooperatives, David Obonyo, alleged that the chairman of the Drumvale Farmers' Cooperative Society, Felix Maingi, had led goons to raid his office and stole documents relating to 16,000 acres of land. Mr Obonyo told the Committee on Lands that there were witnesses who could place Mr Maingi at the scene. But Mr Maingi was thousands of kilometres away, attending the funeral of his son in the USA.
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Feb 15, 2025 |
nation.africa | Millicent Mwololo
What you need to know:Just as in life, Mbotela, who died at the age of 84 years, was celebrated in death as a hero whose legacy continues to inspire. Late broadcaster celebrated for his profound impact on society through the iconic radio programme, Je, Huu ni Uungwana? The memorial service at All Saints Cathedral on Friday February 14 was a fitting tribute to a true legend, Leonard Mambo Mbotela, the legendary radio presenter celebrated as the broadcaster of broadcasters.
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Jan 27, 2025 |
businessdailyafrica.com | Millicent Mwololo
Tatu City has lost its bid to block Home Bridge from constructing 652 apartments in a heated row over building approvals, and whose outcome could affect development policy in special or controlled areas. Court of Appeal judges Stephen Gatembu Kairu, Francis Tuiyott and Pauline Nyamweya ruled that Home Bridge stands to suffer more loss than Tatu City if construction of the apartments is stopped, even temporarily pending determination of the case.
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