KENYA SET TO EXPERIENCE A MAJOR EARTHQUAKE ON SUNDAY 23RD JAN 2022

ANC Party leader: Musalia Mudavadi

Kenya will beexperiencing a major "earthquake" on Sunday afternoon. This is according to ANC (Amani National Congress) Pary leader, Hon. Musalia Mudavadi. According to the party leader, his announcement which will be done at Bomas of Kenya will literally shake Kenyan politics far beyond to the level we know nothing about.

His statement was seconded and supported by ANC supporters who were yesterday seen embarking on journeys to Bomas of Kenya for the major announcement. Critics and supporters filled the online platform with some mocking Musalia Mudavadi while others speculated a major merger or coalition, a move that is set to change Kenyan politics as they are.

According to some political analyst, Musalia may most likely call  for a coalition with UDA party which is led by Hon, Deputy President William Ruto or announce his candidature for the 2022 General Elections set for August. 

The Party leader has occasionally and publicly been seen rejecting calls by ODM leader to join him in his race but not once has he been seen rejecting Ruto advances to join hands.

The Earthquake will be announced at the Bomas Of Kenya Nairobi

See Why Kenya Airways (KQ) Will Give You 45% Discount Off

Kenya Airways plate at airport.
Image: KQ Fb page

 Founded in 1977, KQ better known as Kenya Airways  will be marking their 45th birthday today 21st Jan 2022. 

The company has announced 45% off  to travellers who will chose to fly  through KQ, as way to say "thank you" customers were urged to uses promo code : KQ45 to get the offer.

The offer extends through January 21st -23rd till November 30th 2022. In the recent past KQ showcased endangered animals on their fleet as wag to promote Tourism and create awareness for the same species.

The offer comes as the airlines seeks tier with South African Airline in the near future, other airlines such as Air Tanzania has also been seen keen on winning Kenyan travellers by increasing routes and trips to Nairobi

KQ plane with a photo of an endangered Rhino

Kenya Set to Ban Ovacado Exports Days After Banning Trade on Scrap Metals

 

Kenyan farmers will most likely have to suffer a major economic set back if the government proceeds with ban on ovacado export trade.

This comes barely a day after president Uhuru Kenyatta banned trade on scrap metals affecting "the hustlers" who depended on the trade. But unlike the scrap metal ban which was banned both on local and export trade, the ban on ovacado will only affect export only.

The ban is a result of some farmers exporting premature ovacados in return turnishing the name of the country. Kenya is a major ovacado exporter in Africa.

Though temporary, the ban will see to it that Kenyan ovacado exporters adhere to the new set guidelines to ensure ovacado hygiene and maturity is met.  In the recent past, Kenya is keen on on not turnishishing its name as it seeks its economic grown.

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REVEALED: WHY PRESIDENT UHURU KENYATTA BANNED SCRAP METALS SALES IN KENYA

 

The 4th President of kenya, H.E Uhuru Kenyatta at Nyeri.
IMAGE: https://www.the-star.co.ke/

Speaking in Nyeri County  at the (National Police College, Kiganjo)  where he was presiding the pass out of the cadet officers, the president directed a ban on all trade (export and local) trade of scrap metals with immediate effect.

This comes days after vandalism reported in KPLC that lead the high voltage tower beams to collapse plunging the whole nation (Kenya)  into hours of black out. The order which had no expiry date will see many traders remain confused and remain hungry, as police  were demanded to be on high alert.

Collapsed High Voltage KPLC Transmission Towers
IMAGE: Twitter

Uhuru, further warned that whoever found culpable will dance to the tunes of the law as he termed the crime punishable to that of treason. however, this directive received mixed reaction by citizens who instead asked the president to address more pressing issues like "THE RIVER YALA BODIES" while others seconded him and termed the ban as necessary as the country had seen people vandalize national infrastructure only to benefit themselves only. 

Kenyans and keen to see measures taken to impose the ban fully as a section of of them are tired of government projects being vandalized.