This archive report was first published on 3 September 2019.
Kenyan Newspapers Review: September 3, 2019 ¶
Published on September 3, 2019
Kenyan newspapers have been filled with various stories and updates on the current political and social issues. In this review, we will be looking at some of the top stories from the newspapers.
One of the top stories is the announcement by the Jubilee Party of McDonald Mariga as their candidate for the Kibra by-election, which is scheduled to take place on November 7. This news was reported in several newspapers, including the People Daily, Taifa Leo, and The Star.
Another story that made headlines is the opposition to the BBI (Building Bridges Initiative) and the forced eviction of residents in the Mau Forest. The National Assembly's Deputy Speaker, William Ruto, has been quoted as saying that the BBI is unnecessary and that it should be stopped.
Additionally, the newspapers reported on the opposition to the forced eviction of residents in the Mau Forest. The residents have been protesting against the eviction, and several leaders have come out to support them. The leaders have called on the government to provide alternative land and compensation to the affected residents.
Furthermore, the newspapers reported on the story of a survivor of the Hell's Gate floods. The survivor, Daniel Ohola, has recounted how he was saved by a tour guide who helped him escape the floods.
Lastly, the newspapers reported on the story of Gavana wa Bomet Hillary Barchok, who has been accused of being behind the forced eviction of residents in the Mau Forest. Barchok has been accused of trying to get rid of the residents who were loyal to the late Joyce Laboso.
