Jamlick Gitonga Miriga

11/06/2026

Moïse Bombito heads into the World Cup with a clear message:

"Jesus is the way, the truth and the life."

In a tournament where the world's attention will be fixed on football, players like Bombito are reminding us that there is something greater than trophies, fame and success.

With billions watching, the biggest message isn't just about who lifts the World Cup.

It's about the One who conquered death and offers eternal life.

As nations prepare for battle on the pitch, may many discover the King above every king.

"For I am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ: for it is the power of God unto salvation to every one that believeth..." Romans 1:16 (NKJV)

🌍⚽ Ahead of the World Cup, the message remains the same:

Jesus is the way.
Jesus is the truth.
Jesus is the life.

09/06/2026

08/06/2026

GACHAGUA IMPEACHMENT case: High Court finds that Parliamentary Standing Orders governing the ex-Deputy President's ouster process were valid and consistent with the Constitution. https://zurl.co/xoyOz

08/06/2026

The OGOLA led bench comprising Justice Eric Ogola, Justice Anthony Mrima, and Justice Dr. Freda Mugambi has ruled that Prof. Kithure Kindiki’s ascension to the Office of Deputy President under Article 149(1) did not require public participation, thereby upholding the appointment.

The court affirmed that Article 149 of the Constitution is clear on filling a mid term vacancy in the Office of the Deputy President. Where the office falls vacant through death, resignation, or impeachment, the process shifts to the President, who nominates a replacement subject to approval by Parliament.

In its ruling, the bench found that this constitutional process is adjudicative and procedural, not consultative, meaning public participation was not a constitutional requirement in Prof. Kindiki’s appointment as Deputy President.

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08/06/2026

The government will start selling non-personal data collected through platforms like eCitizen to generate extra revenue from information in demand by researchers, businesses and other organisations.

Read more: https://nation.africa/kenya/business/state-plans-ecitizen-data-sale-to-boost-revenue--5488496