The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) recently gazetted the names of the nominees, 20 of them to the Senate and 12 to sit in the National Assembly.
Here is the complete list of senators and members of parliament
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Showing posts with label politician. Show all posts
Friday, March 29, 2013
Saturday, March 9, 2013
List of All 47 Elected Senators in Kenya
Here is the list for the entire senate that was elected by Kenyans on 4th March General Election:
List of All 47 Elected Governors in Kenya
Here is the list of all the governors elected in the 47 counties in Kenya:
Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta, Kenya’s 4th President
Jubilee Coalition presidential candidate Uhuru Muigai
Kenyatta has been elected Kenya’s fourth president after defeating Raila
Amollo Odinga of CORD Coalition in a hotly contested general election.
According to official results released by the Independent
Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), Kenyatta had won 50.07 percent of
the vote to surpass the 50 percent plus one constitutional requirement mark in order to avoid a runoff.
The 51-year-old outgoing deputy prime minister garnered 6,173,433
votes out of a total of 12,338 million votes while CORD’s Raila garnered 5,340,546.
The Commission pronounced Uhuru the President of the Republic of Kenya today afternoon.
Uhuru’s Timeline
Thursday, May 31, 2012
50 outstanding Pre & Post Independence and Second Liberation Heroes
Tomorrow Kenya marks the 49th Madaraka Day; this is after
the British colonialist handed over the nation to its inhabitants on 1st
June 1963. Many Kenyans who had nationalistic ambitions and protested the rule
were violently suppressed. The struggle of this Kenyans and the later
generation of second liberation crusaders have made me embark on writing a list
of 50 Kenyans who make tomorrow a day to celebrate.
Here is the list of 50 remarkable Pre & Post Independence
and Second Liberation Kenyans
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Michael Christopher Kijana Wamalwa
Kijana
The flamboyant man who defined Queen’s English in Kenya will always remain in the memories of Kenyans. It didn’t matter if it was the podium or the glare of the media his eloquence won everyone over. Wamalwa was not all talk; he actually was in the front-line in fight for democracy. He was among the Young Turks who pioneered the second liberation of the country, through the party, Forum for the Restoration of Democracy (FORD).
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