Trans Nzoia Online

23/10/2026

UPDATE: KANU National Chairperson Hon. Gideon K. Moi has asked Baringo residents to forgive him for trusting President William Ruto's promises and opting out of last year's senatorial by-election.

Speaking during a meeting with representatives of Kalenjin sub-tribes, elders and opinion leaders at his Kabarak home on Friday, Moi reflected on his political decisions as he consulted the leaders on his political future.

The former Baringo Senator also accused President Ruto of targeting him and his family over the Standard Group, alleging that the media house's editorial independence was being used as a pretext for political pressure.

Moi maintained that his family is not the only shareholder in the Standard Group, questioning why they were being singled out.

The meeting formed part of consultations on his political direction ahead of the 2027 General Election.

20/10/2026

God bless you, God bless Kenya

16/10/2026

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13/10/2026

Baringo Senator Hon. Kiprono Chemitei and Waziri Hannah Cheptumo arrive at Kinyach, Baringo North, holding hands in a show of unity as they welcome President William Ruto.

10/10/2026

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08/10/2026

06/10/2026

A tanker has reportedly burst into flames at Sachangwan along the Nakuru–Eldoret Highway near Salgaa, causing traffic disruption and leaving motorists stranded.

The cause of the incident and whether there are any casualties have not yet been confirmed.
Traveling from Eldoret, Kericho Kisii etc use alternative route

04/10/2026

Feeling unwell for the last two weeks due to typhoid and blood infection and very dry cough🤧. Please, let’s make it a habit to drink safe and clean water.
Quick recovery my friend.

02/10/2026

The Most Dangerous Man.

29/09/2026

DR JACK CHEROP WINS SH250,000 COMMUNITY PROJECT AFTER CAPTURE THE GOOD CHALLENGE 🎉👏

Dr Jack Cherop of Kabartonjo, Baringo County, has secured a Sh250,000 community project after taking part in Safaricom Foundation’s Capture the Good Challenge by Safaricom PLC.

Although Cherop did not make it to the Top 3 finalists, he described the community award as a meaningful victory and an opportunity to give back to the community he loves.

In a message following the competition, Cherop thanked everyone who voted for him, shared his story and supported him throughout the challenge. He also expressed gratitude to those who stood with him through prayers, encouragement and continued support.

“I didn't make the Top 3, but I still walked away a winner, with a 250k community project to give back to the community I love,” Cherop said.

Cherop congratulated the winners and thanked Safaricom Foundation for what he described as a fair and inspiring competition that created new friendships and memorable stories.

He further said the end of the challenge will not mark the end of his work, pledging to continue using his camera to document and share stories from the community.

The Sh250,000 community project now gives Cherop an opportunity to turn his participation into a tangible benefit for residents of his community.

Congratulations, Dr Jack Kemboi Blessed! 👏🎉🇰🇪