Team Western

28/04/2026

Graphic: Siritanyi residents wake up to a shocking scene on the railway line. The dead is called NOKIA who sells merchandise (gloves, nail cutters etc) within Bungoma town

23/04/2026

Reincarnated. Recharged. Relentless. The sequel is always better.

11/04/2026

Today, my heart is full as I celebrate a rare gem, Diana Oronje
At such a young age, she carries a responsibility many would shy away from—but she has embraced it with courage, grace, and a heart deeply rooted in service. As the CDF Chair of Mumias East NGCDF, Diana is not just holding a position… she is changing lives.

There are children in Mumias East who are in school today because she refused to let their dreams die due to lack of fees. There are bright girls walking confidently into classrooms at Sh*toto Girls,Eshisenye Girls and Lubinu Girls , colleges and universities because she chose to believe in them and fight for their future. That is not just leadership—that is love in action.

She has gone above and beyond, working with partners like KCB Foundation, Jomo Kenyatta Foundation, Wings to Fly (Equity), Family Bank Scholarship, and others—knocking on every door possible so that every child gets a chance. Not for recognition. Not for applause. But because she genuinely cares.

Diana, your journey is not easy. The pressure, the expectations, the sacrifices—they are real. But so is your impact. You have shown us that young leadership is not about age, it’s about heart, resilience, and purpose.

I am proud to walk in a generation where leaders like you exist. Working with young people like you has been one of my greatest honors.

Today, I don’t just appreciate you—I celebrate you. I see you. I value you. And I give you your flowers 🌸

Keep shining. The world needs your light.

05/04/2026

Jumapili njema from Super MP HON.PETER SALASYA(OFFICIAL) – fahari ya Mumias East

04/04/2026

Hapa Naitiri kwa soko bei ni mbaya wanasema kasongo ameharibu uchumi. Hio kabej unaona ni thao😁

31/03/2026

Huyu Hon. John Waluke Sirisia Constituency akuna kitu amefanyia wanainchi wa sirisia 🤣🤣🤣🤣

29/03/2026

Nways Lang'ata MP Felix Jalang'o amepiga hesabu mzuri for himself:
1. After kuanguka as SENATOR NAIROBI candidate ( if SIFUNA will run for Senate - Nairobi)... Ruto will nominate him or appoint him a chairman to some parastatal
2. Should Edwin W. Sifuna proceed to Presidential battle then Jalas will have a good chance with ODM-broadbase and UDA backing him kwa hiyo senate seat
3. Otherwise, MP Jalas alianguka kitambo that's why he ain't interested to face the likes of Omondi who is the sitting MP LANGATA 2027

YOTE TISA; His prayers should be for SIFUNA to go for Presidency

29/03/2026

29/03/2026

Today my heart is full ❤️

To the incredible students from different universities who came all the way to Mumias East for the 2026 Career Day — thank you. You didn’t just speak… you lit a fire of hope, ambition, and belief in our young people.

Many of these students have never had role models sit before them and say “you can make it too.” But today, you changed that. You opened minds, inspired dreams, and reminded our youth that their future is bigger than their circumstances.

This wasn’t just a visit — it was a moment that will live in their hearts for a long time. A moment of hope. A moment of possibility. A moment of transformation.

We are truly grateful for your sacrifice, your passion, and your willingness to give back 🙏

Mumias East will never forget this

28/03/2026

Grateful for the honor of hosting Evelyn Wanjiru A. at my home following a powerful and uplifting worship experience with the students of Mumias East—myself included.

Worship is something I deeply cherish, even in the quiet and unseen moments, and this was truly a special and memorable encounter.

Moments like these remind us of the beauty of faith, fellowship, and shared purpose. 🙏✨

23/03/2026

It’s honestly heartbreaking and frustrating to watch what’s happening in our country right now.

How can a whole nation be left in tension while serious allegations hang in the air, yet no clear communication comes out? When it comes to leaders like Rafael Tuju and any other kenyans , Kenyans deserve transparency. Silence only fuels more questions, more anger, and more division.

If someone admits to owing a loan, then let the law take its course—openly, fairly, and transparently. But what we cannot normalize is chaos, intimidation, and force. The scenes we witnessed—whether in Karen or Kisumu—do not reflect a country governed by the rule of law. They reflect fear, power struggles, and a system that seems to fail ordinary citizens.

Who sent those goons? Under whose authority? Why should any Kenyan feel like justice depends on power instead of the law?

No one—absolutely no one—is above the law. Not leaders. Not the wealthy. Not the politically connected.

We cannot build a strong nation if justice is selective. We cannot preach democracy while practicing silence and intimidation.

Kenyans are watching. Kenyans are asking. And Kenyans deserve answers.And family stopping the dci from entering their home should not be an excuse for Kenyans not getting the answers on the drama of Tuju property in Karen