Opinion. It's very unfortunate that the new Mumias investor, *has asked the Hyena to guard over, protect and negotiate on behalf of the goats.* Savula together with Kidero are the people who siphoned Mumias sugar to its knees and thereafter death. Those who have done psychology and body language, you can clearly see that Savula is excited and happy as he is about to start his siphoning again, and use Mumias sugar's revival as a political tool, yet we know who initiated the process. It should be on record that Savula is not a farmer, and if he is then it's maize but not sugarcane Someone should tell the incoming investor that, the people of sugarcane growing zone cannot be represented by *a maize farmer*(How now),and a person who has nothing to loose when, he literally ate our sugar factory to death, and he cared little because he had nothing to loose. *If the investors need representation, then we have our farmers, The farmers should be given the listening ear*.T...
By Our Staff Writer. THE Candidature of Peter Oscar Nabulindo the ANC Parliamentary flag bearer and a front runner in the March By election was boosted after 7 candidates were promised Ksh 1M each to step out in favour of one. The race has now narrowed to a three-horse race after several Independent candidates who had earlier declared their interest withdrew their candidature on Thursday, January 7, 2020 to support of a new entrant Alex Lanya Wamukoya. Candidates who met former Senators Johnstone Muthama (Machakos) and Bonny Khalwale (Kakamega), who are largely allied to Deputy President William Ruto, were pressured to step down to avoid splitting the votes and instead rally behind one candidate who will compete competitively as they mostly agreed. Those who attended the meeting and have since pulled out of the race include the late Murunga's wife Christabel Amunga, Athman Wangara, Odanga Pessa, Omoro Mohamed and Bena...
Narendra Raval speaking in his office shortly after releasing a statement of withdrawal from Mumias Sugar deal . "I was assured of a smooth transition and less questions by the county" he claims. Story by Bully reporter THE Indian Steel billionaire Narendra Raval who was bidding to revive Mumias Sugar pulled out and immediately demanded for Ksh 1billion bribe from Kakamega Governor. The money according to sources was branded "landing fees" where Governor Oparanya was to facilitate entry, settling and sale of the company now in receivership. Speaking in his Nairobi office while issuing a statement to withdraw Mr Narendra said he had been assured of less public SCRUTNY by the county government president in several meetings. "I was assured that by giving the money, I will have direct access to Mumias Sugar because leaders sat down and agreed but it's clear that the Governor did not involve other leaders in this" He said. The S...
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