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11/10/2025

09/10/2025

Baringo

TENSION IN BARINGO AS GIDEON MOI DELAYS IEBC PAPERS SUBMISSION.

KANU supporters in Baringo and across the Rift Valley have expressed mounting concern after party chairman Gideon Moi failed to present his nomination papers to the IEBC within the expected timeline.

Moi, who was scheduled to submit his papers earlier today in Kabarnet, has yet to appear before the electoral body.

The delay has fueled speculation that government forces may be frustrating his bid, with some KANU loyalists fearing a deliberate attempt to edge him out of the race.

Large crowds of KANU supporters, many dressed in red party regalia, had gathered outside the IEBC offices in anticipation of Moi’s arrival.

Tension grew as hours passed without any word from the former senator, prompting murmurs of interference from state operatives.

“This silence is worrying. We are ready to back our chairman, but the delay raises questions. Is the government trying to block him?” one supporter told reporters.

The development comes amid swirling rumors of Moi’s behind-the-scenes negotiations with President William Ruto.

Political observers note that today’s events could signal high-stakes maneuvering, with the potential to reshape Baringo’s political landscape ahead of the 2027 elections.

As of now, IEBC officials have confirmed that Moi has not yet submitted his papers, though the commission clarified that the nomination window remains open.

06/10/2025

Baringo:

Naomy, who has battled a heart condition since Grade 3, underwent a successful heart surgery in August 2025 after doctors at Kenyatta National Hospital discovered that four of her heart valves were damaged. The total cost of her treatment rose to Ksh 1.7 million, with the Social Health Authority (SHA) paying Ksh 900,000 and a well-wisher covering Ksh 400,000. However, a balance of Ksh 450,000 remains, preventing her release from the hospital.

Her mother, Olpha Beigitt, said doctors have confirmed Naomy is fit to go home and resume school, but the family cannot raise the remaining amount. Her father, Simon Eyengyeng, said he has exhausted his savings and struggles to provide for their other children.

Headteacher Lynda Yagan Kiprop described Naomy as a bright, hardworking student who deserves a chance to continue her education. The community is appealing to well-wishers to help clear the bill. Support can be channeled through Headteacher Lynda Kiprop at 0726 458 092.

04/10/2025

Muserech community Appeals for Help to Clear Hospital Bill for Ailing Pupil

Muserech Comprehensive School in Eldama Ravine is appealing for support to help bring back Grade 7 pupil Naomy Awot Eyengyeng, who remains at Tenwek Hospital due to an unpaid medical bill.

Naomy, who has battled a heart condition since Grade 3, underwent a successful heart surgery in August 2025 after doctors at Kenyatta National Hospital discovered that four of her heart valves were damaged. The total cost of her treatment rose to Ksh 1.7 million, with the Social Health Authority (SHA) paying Ksh 900,000 and a well-wisher covering Ksh 400,000. However, a balance of Ksh 450,000 remains, preventing her release from the hospital.

Her mother, Olpha Beigitt, said doctors have confirmed Naomy is fit to go home and resume school, but the family cannot raise the remaining amount. Her father, Simon Eyengyeng, said he has exhausted his savings and struggles to provide for their other children.

Headteacher Lynda Yagan Kiprop described Naomy as a bright, hardworking student who deserves a chance to continue her education. The community is appealing to well-wishers to help clear the bill. Support can be channeled through Headteacher Lynda Kiprop at 0726 458 092.

04/10/2025

BARINGO:

MUSERECH COMMUNITY APPEALS FOR HELP TO CLEAR HOSPITAL BILL FOR AILING GRADE 7 PUPIL

Eldama Ravine, Baringo County October 2025: STORY Maureen Chesang

Muserech Comprehensive School community is appealing for financial support to help bring back one of their pupils, Naomy Awot Eyengyeng, who has been detained at Tenwek Hospital due to an outstanding medical bill.

Naomy, a Grade 7 pupil, has been battling a heart condition since she was in Grade 3. In 2020, doctors at Kenyatta National Hospital diagnosed her with severe heart complications, revealing that four of her heart valves were damaged. She underwent a successful heart surgery in August 2025 at Tenwek Hospital.

Despite her recovery, Naomy remains in hospital as her family struggles to clear a Ksh 450,000 bill. The total medical cost had accumulated to Ksh 1.7 million, of which Social Health Authority (SHA) covered Ksh 900,000 and a well-wisher contributed Ksh 400,000.

Her mother, Olpha Beigitt, who has been by Naomy’s side throughout her treatment, said doctors have confirmed that her daughter is now fit to be discharged and resume school.
“My daughter has shown great strength. She longs to go back to school and be with her friends, but we can’t take her home until we clear the hospital bill,” said Olpha.

Naomy’s father, Simon Eyengyeng, who remains at home taking care of their other children, said he has exhausted his savings and can barely afford fare to visit his daughter.
“I do casual work at a local hotel, but whatever I earn goes into feeding the children. We are pleading for help so that Naomy can return home and continue her studies,” he said.

Muserech Comprehensive School Headteacher Lynda Yagan Kiprop described Naomy as a bright and disciplined learner who has continued to perform well despite her long absences from school.
“Naomy is among our most promising students. With support, she can achieve her dreams. We appeal to well-wishers to stand with her family so she can come back to class,” she said.

The Muserech community continues to hold local fundraisers to support the family but says the burden remains too heavy.
Well-wishers willing to assist can reach out to Headteacher Lynda Yagan Kiprop at 0726 458 092 for further details on how to channel their support.

29/09/2025

Six lions from the same pride at Oleisukut Conservancy in the Maasai Mara were poisoned just days after Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) marked World Tourism Day with free park entry.

KWS confirmed on Monday morning that the lions were spotted showing signs of poisoning before veterinary teams intervened, treating and relocating them.

Footage seen showed the animals weak and drowsy in their natural habitat, sparking fears for their survival. Four have since recovered, while two remain under close monitoring.

27/09/2025

Kamas village in Kabianga Ward, Belgut Constituency, Kericho County, is in mourning as the body of Clement Langat remains missing, four days after he was swept away while attempting to cross the Chemosit–Kabreuben stretch of the river.

27/09/2025

Live pictures from Eldama Ravine:
The Luhyia community is holding the launch of a new Community-Based Organization (CBO), Luhyia Unity Welfare of Baringo, marked by vibrant performances from an Isikuti group.

27/09/2025

Live from Eldama Ravine: The Luhyia community is holding the launch of a new Community-Based Organization (CBO), Luhyia Unity Welfare of Baringo, marked by vibrant performances from an Isikuti group.

26/09/2025

LIVE | African International Technical College(AITEC)-Main Campus Mogotio September 2025 Intake Orientation Day