Youth are seeing hopelessness in Kenya and they're skeptical that change is possible. But there is a glimmer of hope that a good number would still show up and cast their votes
In a Historic Move, Top Hip Hop and R&B Performed in The Halftime Show, Ending a Freeze on Rap Music Featuring on a National Stage Despite Being The Most popular Genre of Music in The World
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Diaspora Vote Advocate Jerotich Seii was one of the first Kenyans to break the news on her Twitter account. Gave Diasporans something to cheer. But don't celebrate too much, the final ruling is still pending
Registration continues until February 4th in the Kenyan Embassy in Washington DC and consulate offices in NYC and LA. While the process is not perfect, many diaspora voters say they're thankful for the opportunity to register and are looking forward to voting for their favorite presidential candidate
Registration will take place at Kenyan Embassies, Consulate Offices, and High Commissions. In The U.S. Kenyans can register in Washington DC, Los Angeles Consulate Office, and Kenyan Consulate Office at the UN in New York. Kenyans must appear in person to register.
Coaches, teammates, and officials are listed as the worst offenders. Eliud Kipchoge said Kenyan athletes lack morals and are surrounded by negative people. And emotional Catherine Ndereba, globally known as "Catherine The Great" challenged the judiciary to do something to hold offenders accountable. "It's my prayer that our beloved country, would land to a place, whereby we'll be able to put all those criminals into account. It's too painful, way too painful when you see or hear somebody has done something that's really immoral yet they walk freely in our country. Yet we say we have judiciary in our country."
Lawyers representing several women want prosecutors to open a specialized investigation as Kenya prepares to release a long-awaited report on abuse and discrimination in sports.
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