Sad News: The Conjoined Nakuru Twins Are Dead - Kenyatta National Hospital Reports

Conjoined Nakuru Twins Die at Kenyatta National Hospital

It is supposed to be a mother’s day weekend yet one woman is at loss in trying to figure out the death omen that visited her this Saturday morning. Kenyatta National Hospital Nairobi has confirmed that the conjoined twins born in Nakuru died this Saturday Morning.

Earlier, Doctors and specialists had indicated that the twins shared body organs and therefore could not be surgically separated in any way. The y both shared sexual organs, liver, kidneys, heart, bladder, kidneys and rib cage. They also had three hands and two separate heads and two legs.

Kenyatta National Hospital Chief Executive Officer;  Richard  Lesiyampe said that doctors worked hard and explored all avenues in trying to save the lives of the two twins, but all was in vain.

The Mother to the twins; Evelyn Omodho  had gone to Rift Valley General Hospital for normal child delivery: hoping that one of her twins would be a female and the other male. Evelyn who is  a small business woman at Ole Nguroine (in Rift Valley) was however shocked to have delivered conjoined twins. After delivery, she was immediately referred to Kenyatta National Hospital for further follow up.

‘I want to sincerely thank all the Doctors and Specialists who were involved for tirelessly working in trying to save the life of my little angels. They honestly did their best, but God’s will prevailed. These Doctors are very friendly. I have never seen such doctors who are always ready to help. May the Almighty God reward them. May they live long to serve others in our beloved country’…….Evelyn Omodho (The Late Twin’s Mother).

‘We thank them for they did their best. Other Doctors and nurses should emulate them’..Gilbert Tum (The Late Twin’s Father).

Decision Times Kenya wishes the family, friends and relatives of the twin’s strength and courage as they go through this tormenting moment. Surely, God has a reason for letting things happen. We may never understand his intention, but we’ve got to trust in his will. Poleni sana and be strong.

Shocking: Eleven Kenyan Women Caught Having S*X With A Dog InNyali - Mombasa.

Eleven Women Caught With A dog in The Act

Very Shocking: Eleven Kenyan  women and a foreigner have been arrested in Nyali, Mombasa after they were found shooting a pornographic movie with a  dog.

The women and the foreigner who police  identified as a Swedish national were arrested last night in at an apartment in Nyali . Cameras used in the shoot were also confiscated from the scene.

Kisauni DCIO Shadrack Juma said the apartment operates as a brothel and police raided the place last night following a tip off. He added that the Swedish national arrived in the country as a tourist two days ago and is believed to have been engaging in the pornography business. 

He said the eleven women and  the foreigner   arraigned in court today where they will be charged with engaging in unnatural acts. - News Courtesy of The Star.

A Man Who Underwent Sex Change SuesThe Kenya National Examinations Council - She Wants Her Certificates To Indicate That She Is Now Woman

A woman who changed her gender from male to female has sued the Kenya National Examination Council for a new examination certificates reflecting her new gender.

In a landmark case filed at the Milimani court, Audrey Mbugua Ithibu who was born Andrew Mbugua says the fact that her Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education bears a different gender and name, she has been unable to get a job which was a violation of her rights.

 Audrey wrote her KCSE exams as a man and was issued with her certificate in 2001. She was thereafter diagnosed with gender identity disorder. 

Gender identity disorder is the formal diagnosis used by psychologists and physicians to describe persons who experience significant gender dysphoria (discontent with the sex they were assigned at birth and/or the gender roles associated with that sex). It describes the symptoms related to transsexualism, as well as less extreme manifestations of gender dysphoria.

 Individuals with GID are commonly referred to as "transgender". According to Wikipedia, the prevalence of GID is estimated to be approximately 1 in 30,000, though some researchers suggest that the prevalence is actually significantly higher than this. 

 Audrey was treated at Mathare hospital and changed her name from Andrew to Audrey to match her gender identity. She then embarked on the process of changing the particulars on her national Identity card, passport and education certificates so as to reflect the changed status.

 On December 1, 2010 she wrote to Kenya National Examination Council inquiring about change of names and gender on certificates for persons diagnosed with gender identity disorder.

 In its response ten days later, the council said it only considered changing gender on certificate of individuals who have sufficient reason and evidence to prove that their case is genuine.
 It also said that for individuals who are undergoing or have undergone a sex change, the council can consider changing the certificates only if the affected individuals present recent medical reports from qualified medical practitioners as evidence of sex change.

Two months later she once again wrote to KNEC and inquired about the process of change of name on certificates of individuals diagnosed with gender identity disorder but who had yet to undergo gender reassignment surgery.

The response from the KNEC was different and detailed. The council said it had yet to develop a policy to provide for change of name for persons who have undergone gender changes so as to make adequate arrangements for certificate of individuals who have submitted prerequisite evidence.

The council also said it requires the individual to provide a doctor’s report, birth certificates, affidavit, any certification from the council, registered deed poll, a gazetted copy of the old and new ID card.

She said she provided all the information and documentation required by the council and had high expectations that it would carry out the changes she requested.

However, when she pursued the matter with the council on August 3 last years, she was told it was impossible for the change she requested to be effected on her certificate after the exam results had been released.

She didn’t give up and on February 28, 2013 she wrote to the council renewing her request to have the name and gender on her certificate changed. This time round, the council promised to respond to her request within two weeks.

Audrey re-submitted her documents as required to facilitate the council in acting on her request. To date, she has received no response and neither has the council re-issued her with the amended KCSE certificate.

In her suit, Audrey accuses the council of refusing to effect the change despite giving her hope that it will do same. She says the council's refusal was tantamount to failing its statutory duty and was unfair and unjustified.

The council's refusal had also caused her to suffer distress and depression due to the daily stigma of being unable to secure employment. Her matter will come up for directions on May 28.

Courtesy of The Star News

President uhuru Kenyatta Attends World Economic Forum In South Africa: Picture Speak

President Uhuru Kenyatta Travelled to South Africa to attend and participate in World Economic Forum (WEF) meet.

Picture Speak.

President Lands in South Africa For World Economic Forum Meeting

Uhuru addressing delegates attending the World Economic Forum

Uhuru Kenyatta Having A word with the former US Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs Jendayi Fraser and other delegates during the World Economic Forum on Africa at Cape Town International Convention Centre, Cape Town, South Africa.

Being introduced to a delegate by the moderator Borge Brende at the Speaker's Lounge during the World Economic Forum on Africa at the Cape Town International Convention Centre, Cape Town, South Africa.

Uhuru Kenyatta met with President Jacob Zuma when Zuma paid him a courtesy call at Kenyatta's residential hotel on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum on Africa in Cape Town, South Africa.

Breaking News: Citizen Tv's Mother-In-law Actress Wanade is Dead

Mother In Law

The Country this morning woke up to another shocking death news. Citizen Tv's Mother-in-law Actress Wanade has been reported dead. Mother In Law is a local drama being aired on Kenya's Citizen Television.

Betty Mbaya, best know as Wanade, is said to have succumbed to cancer. She is reported to have been battling cancer for a while now.

Wanade is the mother of the young  'Machachari' Actor  Bahati(Baha). Machachari is also another local drama being aired on Kenya’s Citizen Tv.

The late Wanade - Betty Mbaya

Betty Mbaya is amongst the few actors who bore and presented  a natural look and approach to her acting career.

She also featured in another local drama show: Makutano Junction, airing on the same Citizen TV Channel.

Teacher Caught With Bishop's Wife Beaten To Death

Angry mourners in Kakamega beat to death a teacher who was caught in a compromising position with a bishop’s wife. The bishop had presided over a burial in Tomboo village, Malava Constituency.

 

Kakamega North District Commissioner Gideon Ombongi said the teacher and the bishop’s wife excused themselves from the burial and sneaked into the cleric’s home that was a few metres away. After conducting the burial, the bishop became suspicious and decided to go and check where his wife had gone.

He went into his house and found the two in a compromising position in the kitchen. A fight ensued between the teacher and the bishop but his wife managed to escape. Kakamega North Police boss Justus Kitetu said the commotion attracted the mourners who thronged the bishop’s house. “The bishop told the villagers what had happened and they beat the teacher to death,” he said.

He said the bishop has been arrested pending investigations.The bishop’s wife was arrested but released later after recording statement.

How Much Is Jaguar's Exact Weath Worth

Jaguar

So ladies and gentlemen, I give you Jaguar. I can convincingly declare that the “Matapeli” hitmaker is the most affluent entertainer in Kenya. Take a look at his fortunes;
 

• Owns a fleet of cabs called “Jagz Cabs”

•  Possesses a motor garage in industrial area

•  Four cars worth KShs.20M.

• Contracts with key corporates like EABL, Safaricom and Unilever which earns him upto Kshs.18M for a half-year contract deal. This would mean that Jaguar’s contracts alone can get him up to KES 3 million a month for six consecutive months.

•  KShs.15M home.

• Music performances where he gets about KShs.300,000 per appearance

• Matatu fleet plying several routes in Nairobi.

• Owns the Response Security Co. Ltd. 

          Courtesy: Kenya Daily Express

Eunice Nthenya Finally Speaks Out - Five Reasons Why I Decided To Go To Court For The 'Mutula' Case

Eunice Nthenya Finally Speaks Out

'The Deceased maintained the minor child herein fro his birth until his demise on April 27, 2013'

'I am the biological mother of the minor aforesaid therefore I am well versed with the facts of this case.'

'I had a relationship with the deceased, Hon. Mutula Kilonzo, between the year 2005 and 2008 which resulted into a minor born on May 5, 2006.'

'On May 3, 2013 my advocate wrote a letter to the deceased widow as the representative of the estate seeking an intervation through a process of mediation but the said letter has not elicited any response from the deceased's familt to date.'

'I am not in the financial position to take care of the expenses that come with maintenance and care of the minor. I am struggling to educate, clothe, feed and provide for child and pray that the estate of the deceased recognizes the minor as beneficiary of the deceased and thereby contributes towards the child's upkeep.'

Did Uhuru Kenyatta Really Meet UK Prime Minister - David Cameron?

The Widely Circulated Picture On Kenyan Social Media - Just Ignore The Picture

Decision Times Kenya can confirm that President Uhuru Kenyatta did meet with David Cameron (UK's Premier) and had some side talks. Interestingly, there were no moments for photo shoot out as expected and anticipated by the rest of the world.

And even on a more realistic ground, can someone invite you over to their house and even fail to greet you coz of your personal issues with have been made public?

And to paint a more clear picture, The Daily Nation simply painted the picture best....Here is what they reported (Courtesy of Daily Nation).

President Uhuru Kenyatta on Tuesday held talks with British Prime Minister David Cameron.

During the meeting at Lancaster House before the start of the Somalia conference in London, Mr Cameron praised the strong historical ties that Kenya and the United Kingdom continued to enjoy.

The PM said the relations between the two countries had been mutually beneficial.

He underlined the British Government’s commitment to strengthening the relations.

Mr Cameron said there was room for further improvement in all areas of development cooperation, adding that the UK was particularly keen on enhancing the levels of trade and investment between the two countries.

He commended Kenya for the frontline role it continued to play in the East and Horn of Africa region, saying that its involvement in Somalia, Sudan and South Sudan had contributed to peace and stability in those countries.

He reaffirmed United Kingdom’s commitment to continue partnering with Kenya, other Inter-governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) countries and the international community in general in the search for lasting peace in Somalia.

President Kenyatta applauded the fraternal relations between the two countries, saying his government appreciated the assistance the UK continued to extend to Kenya.

The Head of State said the assistance, which targeted critical areas such as education and health, had improved the lives of many Kenyans, particularly in the rural areas.

“I am convinced that we can expand the scope of our bilateral cooperation and traditional friendship based on mutual trust and respect for the benefit of our two countries,” said the President.

The President further said the Kenyan economy was on a strong growth trajectory and invited the British business community to take advantage of the various investment opportunities available in the country.

Addressing the Somalia conference, Mr Kenyatta said Kenya supported the timely return and resettlement of Somali refugees in their motherland as proposed by IGAD.

Feedback on The London Somali Summit - By President Uhuru Kenyatta

With H.E William Hague, Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom

The London Conference on Somalia has agreed on the need for the international community to support the Somalia Federal Government’s plans in security, justice and public financial management. In a communiqué issued at the end of a one-day conference on Somalia, participants also agreed on several measures to be taken in order to assist the Horn of Africa country in its reconstruction and stabilization efforts. 

The conference which took place at Lancaster in the United Kingdom was co-hosted by the UK and Somalia and attended by 54 friends and partners of Somalia including Kenya’s President Uhuru Kenyatta. On the issue of refugees, the conference endorsed the tripartite dialogue initiated by the Somali and Kenyan governments alongside UNHCR to develop a framework for sustainable returns and looked forward to the forthcoming conference in Nairobi. On security, the leaders attending the conference agreed to support the implementation of the Federal Government’s security plans through existing structures. 

They resolved to coordinate their assistance under a Federal Government-led co-ordination mechanism. The conference also welcomed the extension of AMISOM's mandate for a further year in UN Security Council Resolution 2093. 

Noting the partial suspension of the arms embargo as recognition of political progress, the conference urged the Federal Government of Somalia to fulfil its obligations by providing safeguards to protect Somalia’s citizens and neighbours. Acknowledging the Somalia Federal Government’s Maritime Resource and Security Strategy, the leaders commended the Somalis and international partners for the progress made in combating piracy over the last one year. In this regard, they reiterated their determination to work with Somalia to eradicate piracy and other maritime crimes and expressed their support for the Federal Government’s ongoing efforts to establish an internationally- recognised Somali waters which will help it protect its abundant maritime resources and revitalise economic activities as well as end toxic dumping and illegal fishing. 

 On the political front, the leaders reaffirmed their support for building capacity in democratic institutions throughout Somalia, beginning with support for local elections in Puntland next month. In this connection, the conference noted the progress on forming regional administrations and encouraged the regions to work closely with the Federal Government to form a cohesive national polity consistent with the provisional constitutional. 

On justice and policing, the conference welcomed the Somalia Federal Government’s vision for equal access for all to a robust, impartial and effective justice system. In this regard, the leaders committed to support the Somali Government’s establishment of an effective and secure

In A meeting With Kenyans Living in The UK

criminal justice system, including the establishment and maintenance of prisons to boost Somalia’s ability to tackle terrorism in a human rights-compliant manner and reduce the threat from Al Shabaab in the long-term. 

In public financial management, the conference committed to coordinate assistance using the structure set out by the Government of Somalia. In line with the outcomes of the G8 Foreign Ministers’ meeting, the leaders welcomed the re-engagement of the World Bank, the African Development Bank and the International Monetary Fund with the Federal Government of Somalia.