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Due to low participation, the poll is inconclusive and should not be considered a barometer of the future. But it shows there is a changing perception in favor of Prime Minister Raila Odinga in the Mt. Kenya region, possibly due to support from President Uhuru Kenyatta.
KENYANS DOMINATE THE LOS ANGELES MARATHON
John Korir defends his title for the second year in a row, Delvin Meringor wins the women's title and a bonus gender challenge.
NAMWAMBA’S COLUMN MAKES A MOCKERY OF RUTO’S TRIP ABROAD
Ruto's trip abroad showed he has no clout internationally. Maybe now, to equalize the score for Ruto calling him "jamaa ya vitendawili," Odinga should start calling Ruto "jamaa wa kutanga-tanga White House."
COACH PHILIP ONYANGO ACCUSERS MEET WITH DCI INVESTIGATORS
The former youth coach is accused of sexually abusing female athletes in a period spanning 3 decades. He had denied any wrongdoing. The move is a significant step forward in the ongoing investigation.
MIGUNA ENDORSES RUTO FOR PRESIDENT
The endorsement is a major boost for the Ruto campaign, but it comes with baggage because Miguna is on record viciously attacking the deputy president for corruption and other ills unfit for for leadership.
RUTO NOMINATED TO BE UDA PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE
Deputy President William Samoei Ruto is running against Former Prime Minister Raila Amolo Odinga to be the 5th President of Kenya. He has fashioned himself as a "hustler," a fighter for the common man.
MARJAN HUSSEIN MARJAN NAMED IEBC CEO 4 YEARS AFTER SEAT FELL VACANT
Hussein takes over the IEBC at a historic moment when Kenyans outside Africa are allowed to vote for the first time ever. His top job will be to build confidence in IEBC. He will faceoff in Court with groups challenging IEBC's execution of diaspora voter registration exercise
SONKO AND FAMILY BANNED FROM ENTERING THE U.S. BECAUSE OF ENGAGING IN CORRUPTION WHILE IN OFFICE
The U.S. State Department says Sonko engaged in "significant corruption" while in office and is barred entry to the U.S. under section 7031 (c) of a U.S. State Dept Act. Sonko said the U.S. targeted him.
EMMET TILL ANTI-LYNCHING ACT PASSES CONGRESS; SET TO BECOME LAW AFTER BIDEN’S SIGNATURE
Emmet Till was murdered in 1955 in Mississippi after a White woman accused him of making sexual advances toward her by whistling at her. The new law makes lynching a federal crime punishable by no more than 30 years of prison time.
CONTRARY TO CAMPAIGN CLAIMS, NO EVIDENCE DEPUTY PRESIDENT RUTO ATTENDED A MEETING AT THE WHITE HOUSE
Skeptical Kenyans are mocking the Deputy President with creative memes shared on social media. A video shared by campaign director of communication shows Ruto entering The Eisenhower Executive Building, which is adjacent to the White House complex. Campaign claims Ruto met with U.S. officials, but has only named Asst. Secretary of State for African Affairs Molly Phee









