September 26, 2010
September 25, 2010
Officially opened Maize Quality Standards Conference.
Officially opened Maize Quality Standards Conference.
At Closing session of Women Democrats workshop of ODM-K.
At Closing session of Women Democrats workshop of ODM-K.
September 24, 2010
Interview of Oduor, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus
Interview of Oduor, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus courtesy of The Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation.
Interview of Mohammed, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus
Interview of Mohammed, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus courtesy of The Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation.
Interview of Marion, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus
Interview of Marion, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus courtesy of The Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation.
Interview of Kimtai, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus
Interview of Kimtai, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus courtesy of The Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation.
Interview of Katui, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus
Interview of Katui, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus courtesy of The Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation.
Interview of Jacob, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus
Interview of Jacob, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus courtesy of The Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation.
Interview of Grace, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus
Interview of Grace, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus courtesy of The Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation.
Interview of George, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus
Interview of George, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus courtesy of The Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation.
Interview of Evans, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus
Interview of Evans, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus courtesy of The Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation.
Interview of Alice, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus
Interview of Alice, one of the beneficiary of Scholarship to Cyprus courtesy of The Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation.
September 22, 2010
Sending off of 2nd batch of students to Cyprus on scholarship courtesy of The Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation.
Eleven students who received scholarships from Cyprian government through the Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation leave the country today for Nicosia, Cyprus, where they will pursue various degrees in different universities. The scholarship programme has also helped eight other students who are about to complete their studies in Cyprus as the new lot arrive to start their four year studies.
Bidding farewell to the students at his Jogoo House Office, today, Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka thanked the Cyprian government for the scholarship, saying it had provided opportunities for many Kenyan youth to pursue further studies.
Mr. Musyoka advised the students to study hard and realize their career aspirations, saying success can only be realized through commitment and hard work.
He urged them to maintain high standards of discipline and to be good ambassadors for Kenya so that more education scholarship may be extended to other needy students in future.
“While in Nicosia I would like you to be good students, pursue your courses seriously and strive to look for more friends from other areas and possible career opportunities available as the world is rapidly turning a global village,” VP. The Vice President described life away from home country as challenging, noting that a person has a chance to meet people of different cultures, religion and languages besides new climatic conditions. He however urged them to utilize such challenges positively for their benefit and to avoid activities that may jeopardize their studies and other opportunities in life.
Mr. Musyoka appealed to the government of Cyprus to consider offering employment opportunities to Kenyan students to enable them earn some income for maintenance as they study.
Congratulating the students, the Cyprus High Commissioner to Kenya, Agis Loizou, hailed the existing cordial relationship between Kenya and Cyprus terming it historical. The envoy said his country will continue to collaborate in many spheres beneficial to the two people. He said in the past Cyprus has assisted many students from humble background to pursue education and training in Cyprus and will continue to assist where possible.
Bidding farewell to the students at his Jogoo House Office, today, Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka thanked the Cyprian government for the scholarship, saying it had provided opportunities for many Kenyan youth to pursue further studies.
Mr. Musyoka advised the students to study hard and realize their career aspirations, saying success can only be realized through commitment and hard work.
He urged them to maintain high standards of discipline and to be good ambassadors for Kenya so that more education scholarship may be extended to other needy students in future.
“While in Nicosia I would like you to be good students, pursue your courses seriously and strive to look for more friends from other areas and possible career opportunities available as the world is rapidly turning a global village,” VP. The Vice President described life away from home country as challenging, noting that a person has a chance to meet people of different cultures, religion and languages besides new climatic conditions. He however urged them to utilize such challenges positively for their benefit and to avoid activities that may jeopardize their studies and other opportunities in life.
Mr. Musyoka appealed to the government of Cyprus to consider offering employment opportunities to Kenyan students to enable them earn some income for maintenance as they study.
Congratulating the students, the Cyprus High Commissioner to Kenya, Agis Loizou, hailed the existing cordial relationship between Kenya and Cyprus terming it historical. The envoy said his country will continue to collaborate in many spheres beneficial to the two people. He said in the past Cyprus has assisted many students from humble background to pursue education and training in Cyprus and will continue to assist where possible.
September 20, 2010
Campaigning for George Thuo at Thika Stadium for Juja Constituency by-election.
Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka has cautioned wananchi against falling prey to those who were out to lure them through financial handout but instead to vote wisely for a leader who they will be proud of. He appealed to Juja electorates to turn up inn large numbers n the polling day and elect Thuo, saying Thuo had demonstrated quality leadership evident by CDF utilization so far.
"We need George to help us in the implementation task of the new constitution, parliament will pay a major role in this process and we need people who are well conversant with parliamentary procedures and Thu is the right choice, " Mr. Musyoka added. The Vice President said a win for Mr. Thuo will be a win for President Kibaki's PNU Coalition thus enhancing the party's parliamentary strength.
Speakers at the stadium made passionate appeal to the Juja constituents to give another chance to Mr. Thuo t enable him continue with the many development projects he had initiated.
"We need George to help us in the implementation task of the new constitution, parliament will pay a major role in this process and we need people who are well conversant with parliamentary procedures and Thu is the right choice, " Mr. Musyoka added. The Vice President said a win for Mr. Thuo will be a win for President Kibaki's PNU Coalition thus enhancing the party's parliamentary strength.
Speakers at the stadium made passionate appeal to the Juja constituents to give another chance to Mr. Thuo t enable him continue with the many development projects he had initiated.
At home-coming ceremony of David Lekuta Rudisha held at Kilgoris township.
Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka was today among thousands of people who attended the homecoming ceremony of the 800 metres world record holder David Lekuta Rudisha held at Kilgoris township in Trans Mara district.
Mr. Musyoka said the Government appreciates the role played by sporting activities in promoting tourism among other development activities in the country.
The Vice President said it is high time the ministry of Youth and Sports enlists the names of all the athletes in the country so that their efforts can be recognized by Kenyans in the role they play in building the nation.
"It is time the ministry enlists the names of all the athletes in the country so that Kenyans can know them and recognize their efforts in the nation building," said Mr. Musyoka.
Mr. Musyoka said there is need for a centre to be established to ensure the welfare of the athletes upon their retirement from sporting activities.
The Vice President urged Kenyans to cultivate the culture of brotherliness and avoid engaging in activities which can create hatred and animosity among themselves.
"Kenyans should regard each other as brothers and sisters and respect each others opinion if we are to forge ahead as people of one nation," said Mr. Musyoka.
Mr. Musyoka said the Government appreciates the role played by sporting activities in promoting tourism among other development activities in the country.
The Vice President said it is high time the ministry of Youth and Sports enlists the names of all the athletes in the country so that their efforts can be recognized by Kenyans in the role they play in building the nation.
"It is time the ministry enlists the names of all the athletes in the country so that Kenyans can know them and recognize their efforts in the nation building," said Mr. Musyoka.
Mr. Musyoka said there is need for a centre to be established to ensure the welfare of the athletes upon their retirement from sporting activities.
The Vice President urged Kenyans to cultivate the culture of brotherliness and avoid engaging in activities which can create hatred and animosity among themselves.
"Kenyans should regard each other as brothers and sisters and respect each others opinion if we are to forge ahead as people of one nation," said Mr. Musyoka.
September 18, 2010
35th Anniversary of Transforming Lives in Kenya by World Vision.
The government will continue partnering with Non GovernmentalOrganizations (NGO) to fight poverty, provision of education and health care among other needs, Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka has said.
He noted that the government recognized the role being played by NGOs in supplementing its efforts in development, saying the government cannot do everything for its citizens.
The Vice President made the remarks today during the 35th anniversary of Transforming lives in Kenya by World Vision at their offices in Karen, Nairobi. He commended the organization for giving Kenyans hope in their lives.
World Vision is an International Christian humanitarian development and advocacy organization which has since 1974 been working among vulnerable communities in Kenya through funding various projects.
On the new constitution, Mr. Musyoka said it recognized the equality and all the rights of children including those who are disabled.
“Disability is not inability” he added.
He thanked all the collaborators and donors of WV for their continued support to Kenyans.
The Vice President said the government was committed to implementing the new constitution and challenged Kenyans to support its success. Mr. Musyoka noted that Kenyans had already started identifying themselves with the counties which will be the centres of regionaladministration and service people.
Present were the WV National Director, Mr. Girma Begashaw, Board Chairperson Dr. Rachel Masake, Past Chairmen Mr. Sam Muumbi and James Mageria, Bishop Jackson Ole Sapit and Board Members among other dignitaries.
He noted that the government recognized the role being played by NGOs in supplementing its efforts in development, saying the government cannot do everything for its citizens.
The Vice President made the remarks today during the 35th anniversary of Transforming lives in Kenya by World Vision at their offices in Karen, Nairobi. He commended the organization for giving Kenyans hope in their lives.
World Vision is an International Christian humanitarian development and advocacy organization which has since 1974 been working among vulnerable communities in Kenya through funding various projects.
On the new constitution, Mr. Musyoka said it recognized the equality and all the rights of children including those who are disabled.
“Disability is not inability” he added.
He thanked all the collaborators and donors of WV for their continued support to Kenyans.
The Vice President said the government was committed to implementing the new constitution and challenged Kenyans to support its success. Mr. Musyoka noted that Kenyans had already started identifying themselves with the counties which will be the centres of regionaladministration and service people.
Present were the WV National Director, Mr. Girma Begashaw, Board Chairperson Dr. Rachel Masake, Past Chairmen Mr. Sam Muumbi and James Mageria, Bishop Jackson Ole Sapit and Board Members among other dignitaries.
September 15, 2010
Toured the Mwingi Market
H.E. Kalonzo Musytoka tours the Mwingi Market in his Mwingi North Constituency.
| Vice President, H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka, visits a building burned down recently in Mwingi town. |
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| Vice President, H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka, walks along Mwingi streets. |
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| Vice President, H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka, tours the Mwingi Market. |
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| Vice President, H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka, tours the Mwingi Market. |
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| Vice President, H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka, tours the Mwingi Market. |
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| Vice President, H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka, tours the Mwingi Market. |
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| Vice President, H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka, tours the Mwingi Market. |
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| Vice President, H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka, tours the Mwingi Market. |
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| Vice President, H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka, with his constituents in Mwingi Town. |
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| Vice President, H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka, walks along Mwingi streets. |
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| Vice President, H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka, walks along Mwingi streets. |
At Ithumbi shopping centre, Mwingi North.
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| H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka meets and shares with his constituents at Ithumbi shopping centre in his Mwingi North Constituency. |
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| H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka meets and shares with his constituents at Ithumbi shopping centre in his Mwingi North Constituency. |
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| H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka meets and shares with his constituents at Ithumbi shopping centre in his Mwingi North Constituency. |
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| H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka meets and shares with his constituents at Ithumbi shopping centre in his Mwingi North Constituency. |
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| H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka meets and shares with his constituents at Ithumbi shopping centre in his Mwingi North Constituency. |
September 13, 2010
Met Mt. Elgon District leaders' delegation at Yatta home.
The endorsement of a new constitution will greatly benefit the minority communities who have been fighting for their rights since independence, Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka has said.
Mr. Musyoka said the passage of the new law marked a historic event in the country’s history and promises a new hope to minority communities and other groups who for years have been fighting for a new constitution that would protect their rights and address historical injustices.
Addressing a delegation of leaders from Mt. Elgon district who made a courtesy call on him at his Yatta home on Saturday evening, Mr. Musyoka said the approval of the new constitution reflects the desire of the Kenyan people to put their country on a path towards improved governance, greater stability and increased prosperity.
The Vice President said the new law provides the indigenous people an opportunity to claim their rights based on various issues including cultural diversity and expression, human rights, land, environment and natural resources, and ensure the equitable sharing of the accruing benefits.
"With the new laws in place, rights of ancestral land are protected," said Mr. Musyoka.
Noting that people in Mt. Elgon among other areas in the country have lost lives and property due to clashes over land ownership, the Vice president said that the new constitution addresses historical land issues and protects indigenous communities land from exploitation and disposition by any group of persons.
Mr. Musyoka who is also the Home Affairs Minister urged Kenyans to shun divisive politics that could create hatred and animosity among peace loving people.
He said Kenyans should not allow some few individuals with selfish interests to divide them along tribal and party lines, saying such a move could bring hatred and divide Kenyans.
"Everybody should think of how we are going to build one nation and respect each other," the Vice President said.
The Vice President said Kenyans should participate in peace-building to avoid a repeat of the 2008 post-election violence, adding that peace-building was not a preserve of the government and that the public should fully participate in it and own the process.
He said there is need for all leaders to take a common stand and explore ways and means of ensuring that poverty which is the main problem facing the country is confronted.
The Vice President singled out sporting activities as one of the areas that have greatly improved living standards among the youth.
"Our athletes come home with 100 million dollars which is about 8 billion shillings. It is through sports that the youth can greatly improve their living standards," said Mr. Musyoka.
Mr. Musyoka said it is only through the fight against corruption that the high poverty levels could be reduced, saying the new constitution will address such issues.
"You should know that in leadership, leaders differ in opinion but they are together in matters pertaining to development. We now do not have room to engage in politics of hatred," said Mr. Musyoka.
Mwala MP, Rev. Daniel Muoki, said the Kamba community is firmly behind the Vice President and dismissed a group of leaders claiming that the community is divided going by the recent referendum results.
"The Kamba community is now united than ever. Nobody should cheat you or have doubts that the Kamba is divided,’’ said Rev. Muoki.
The Mt. Elgon leaders led by former MP Wilberforce Kisiero commended the role played by Mr. Musyoka in restoring law and order during the 2008 post election violence.
Mr. Kisiero who read a memorandum on their behalf said the community should be represented when the Government forms the land commission.
Click link to view pictures. http://www.mykalonzomusyoka.com/news/newsdetails.aspx?NID=119
Mr. Musyoka said the passage of the new law marked a historic event in the country’s history and promises a new hope to minority communities and other groups who for years have been fighting for a new constitution that would protect their rights and address historical injustices.
Addressing a delegation of leaders from Mt. Elgon district who made a courtesy call on him at his Yatta home on Saturday evening, Mr. Musyoka said the approval of the new constitution reflects the desire of the Kenyan people to put their country on a path towards improved governance, greater stability and increased prosperity.
The Vice President said the new law provides the indigenous people an opportunity to claim their rights based on various issues including cultural diversity and expression, human rights, land, environment and natural resources, and ensure the equitable sharing of the accruing benefits.
"With the new laws in place, rights of ancestral land are protected," said Mr. Musyoka.
Noting that people in Mt. Elgon among other areas in the country have lost lives and property due to clashes over land ownership, the Vice president said that the new constitution addresses historical land issues and protects indigenous communities land from exploitation and disposition by any group of persons.
Mr. Musyoka who is also the Home Affairs Minister urged Kenyans to shun divisive politics that could create hatred and animosity among peace loving people.
He said Kenyans should not allow some few individuals with selfish interests to divide them along tribal and party lines, saying such a move could bring hatred and divide Kenyans.
"Everybody should think of how we are going to build one nation and respect each other," the Vice President said.
The Vice President said Kenyans should participate in peace-building to avoid a repeat of the 2008 post-election violence, adding that peace-building was not a preserve of the government and that the public should fully participate in it and own the process.
He said there is need for all leaders to take a common stand and explore ways and means of ensuring that poverty which is the main problem facing the country is confronted.
The Vice President singled out sporting activities as one of the areas that have greatly improved living standards among the youth.
"Our athletes come home with 100 million dollars which is about 8 billion shillings. It is through sports that the youth can greatly improve their living standards," said Mr. Musyoka.
Mr. Musyoka said it is only through the fight against corruption that the high poverty levels could be reduced, saying the new constitution will address such issues.
"You should know that in leadership, leaders differ in opinion but they are together in matters pertaining to development. We now do not have room to engage in politics of hatred," said Mr. Musyoka.
Mwala MP, Rev. Daniel Muoki, said the Kamba community is firmly behind the Vice President and dismissed a group of leaders claiming that the community is divided going by the recent referendum results.
"The Kamba community is now united than ever. Nobody should cheat you or have doubts that the Kamba is divided,’’ said Rev. Muoki.
The Mt. Elgon leaders led by former MP Wilberforce Kisiero commended the role played by Mr. Musyoka in restoring law and order during the 2008 post election violence.
Mr. Kisiero who read a memorandum on their behalf said the community should be represented when the Government forms the land commission.
Click link to view pictures. http://www.mykalonzomusyoka.com/news/newsdetails.aspx?NID=119
At Mwea Classic Marathon 2nd Edition prize giving and closing ceremony.
Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka has assured Kenyans that Parliament will play its critical role of helping the country achieve a new constitution and usher in the Second Republic by facilitating the implementation of the new law through debate and passage of the requisite legislation.
Mr. Musyoka said he was optimistic that MPs will put aside their differences and ensure the implementation of the new constitution through debate and passage of the requisite legislation.
Speaking when he presided over the Mwea Classic Marathon, 2nd Edition’s prize giving and closing ceremony held at Mwea Boys Secondary School, Mr. Musyoka urged the legislators to put aside their political differences and work together in ensuring the implementation of the new constitution.
Present were local MP Peter Gitau, Limuru MP Peter Mwati as well as nominated MP Mohammed Affey.
The Vice President said leaders should take a common stand in solving the issues affecting judges, the provincial administration among other government departments as far as the new constitution is concerned and stop being suspicious of each other while handling such matters.
The Vice President at the same time said the Government recognizes the vital role played by the youth in transforming the country.
He said beyond the obvious health and physical benefits, sports generally imbue in us the spirit of team work.
He said it was about trust and responsibility and about dealing with success and failure, adding that sports help people to cope with pressure and the need to stick to training discipline in order to improve performance.
Mr. Musyoka said that sports also bring benefits to communities through improved health and education, rehabilitation, crime prevention and gender equality.
He assured residents of Mwea that everything possible is being done to improve the prices of rice as the only way to boost their morale.
He congratulated the organizers of the event, among them the patron of the Mwea Classic Marathon organizing committee, Mr. Michael Waweru, for their efforts to ensuring that the youths through the programme improved their living standards.
He promised that the Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation will be part of the event come next year.
Click link to view pictures. http://www.mykalonzomusyoka.com/news/newsdetails.aspx?NID=118.
Mr. Musyoka said he was optimistic that MPs will put aside their differences and ensure the implementation of the new constitution through debate and passage of the requisite legislation.
Speaking when he presided over the Mwea Classic Marathon, 2nd Edition’s prize giving and closing ceremony held at Mwea Boys Secondary School, Mr. Musyoka urged the legislators to put aside their political differences and work together in ensuring the implementation of the new constitution.
Present were local MP Peter Gitau, Limuru MP Peter Mwati as well as nominated MP Mohammed Affey.
The Vice President said leaders should take a common stand in solving the issues affecting judges, the provincial administration among other government departments as far as the new constitution is concerned and stop being suspicious of each other while handling such matters.
The Vice President at the same time said the Government recognizes the vital role played by the youth in transforming the country.
He said beyond the obvious health and physical benefits, sports generally imbue in us the spirit of team work.
He said it was about trust and responsibility and about dealing with success and failure, adding that sports help people to cope with pressure and the need to stick to training discipline in order to improve performance.
Mr. Musyoka said that sports also bring benefits to communities through improved health and education, rehabilitation, crime prevention and gender equality.
He assured residents of Mwea that everything possible is being done to improve the prices of rice as the only way to boost their morale.
He congratulated the organizers of the event, among them the patron of the Mwea Classic Marathon organizing committee, Mr. Michael Waweru, for their efforts to ensuring that the youths through the programme improved their living standards.
He promised that the Kalonzo Musyoka Foundation will be part of the event come next year.
Click link to view pictures. http://www.mykalonzomusyoka.com/news/newsdetails.aspx?NID=118.
September 9, 2010
Presented UK President's Scholarship Awards.
H.E. Kalonzo Musyoka presented UK President's Scholarship awards at a function held at Brookhouse School, Nairobi.
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| VP Presents the UK President’s scholarship certificate to Irene Njeri at Brookhouse School, Nairobi. |
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| VP, with Irene Njeri and Brookhouse Directors at the School. |
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| VP addresses during the UK President’s scholarship ceremony at Brookhouse School, Nairobi. |
Met Global Board of the National Democratic Institute (NDI).
Vice President Kalonzo Musyoka today assured that parliament will take up the Parliamentary Oversight Constitution implementation Committee immediately it is back from recess to fast track the new constitution implementation process.
He at the same time urged the international community to partner with Kenya in the implementation process saying the exercise will require huge amounts of resources particularly the establishment of county governments.
Mr. Musyoka spoke during a breakfast meeting with the Global Board of the National Democratic Institute (NDI) led by the Chair, former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and former Senate majority leader Tom Daschle at SerenaHotel, Nairobi.
The Vice President said time of implementing the constitution is of essence since the government does not want to let down Kenyans who are enthusiastic to see the new constitution in operation.
“Time is of essence and we must ensure that all the necessary structures are put in place before the 2012 general elections”, Mr. Musyoka said.
Albright advised Kenyans to come up with quick wins in the implementation process by passing a few crucial enabling laws immediately to encourage Kenyans that the process has begun.
She paid tribute to Kenyans for conducting a peaceful and successful constitution referendum which was applauded the world over.
The Vice President assured the delegation that Kenya has made great progress in the fight against corruption and the implementation of various reforms under the Agenda 4, and should therefore be assisted to access the Millennium Challenge Account to boost the economy.
He said under Agenda 4 the government had already formed the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission (TJRC) and the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) to ensure justice and reconciliation following the 2007 post- poll violence.
Mr. Daschle noted that Kenya will face many challenges in setting out the county governments but assured that the international partners will stand with her.
Click link to view pictures. http://mykalonzomusyoka.com/news/newsdetails.aspx?NID=113.
He at the same time urged the international community to partner with Kenya in the implementation process saying the exercise will require huge amounts of resources particularly the establishment of county governments.
Mr. Musyoka spoke during a breakfast meeting with the Global Board of the National Democratic Institute (NDI) led by the Chair, former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and former Senate majority leader Tom Daschle at SerenaHotel, Nairobi.
The Vice President said time of implementing the constitution is of essence since the government does not want to let down Kenyans who are enthusiastic to see the new constitution in operation.
“Time is of essence and we must ensure that all the necessary structures are put in place before the 2012 general elections”, Mr. Musyoka said.
Albright advised Kenyans to come up with quick wins in the implementation process by passing a few crucial enabling laws immediately to encourage Kenyans that the process has begun.
She paid tribute to Kenyans for conducting a peaceful and successful constitution referendum which was applauded the world over.
The Vice President assured the delegation that Kenya has made great progress in the fight against corruption and the implementation of various reforms under the Agenda 4, and should therefore be assisted to access the Millennium Challenge Account to boost the economy.
He said under Agenda 4 the government had already formed the Truth, Justice and Reconciliation Commission (TJRC) and the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) to ensure justice and reconciliation following the 2007 post- poll violence.
Mr. Daschle noted that Kenya will face many challenges in setting out the county governments but assured that the international partners will stand with her.
Click link to view pictures. http://mykalonzomusyoka.com/news/newsdetails.aspx?NID=113.
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