9th August will be elections day in Kenya, these will be 6th elections under multi-party since the return of multi-party Democracy in 1992. 82 parties will participate in these elections, besides having independent candidates. Those who have shown interest in contesting for the presidency are 47 but just 4 were certified by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC).

As the Novel Coronavirus Pandemic continues to ravage the country and the world at large, the Government issued a directive of shutting down all Mosques in the country hence all Congregational and Friday prayers have been suspended for approximately two months up until now.

It is about two months before we go for the 2017 Kenya’s general elections. This will be the election to the twelfth parliament and as usual tribal coalitions under the umbrella of political parties have been formed where principals of these coalitions disperse money deceiving masses by urging them to participate in the elections. Before even the election is on, the dirt of democracy was seen in the parties’ primaries

The entire world is full of cries, grief and discomfort from both the rich and the poor, due to lack of confidence brought about by poor economic conditions.