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Caroline Mwawasi is a journalist based in Mombasa, Kenya.
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Taifa Gas: Tanzanian LPG Company to Create 90,000 Jobs in Kenya's Coast
Taifa Gas, a Tanzanian LPG company, has begun constructing a KSh 16 billion gas reservoir in Kenya's Dongo Kundu Special Economic Zone, expected to create over 90,000 jobs. The project, supported by President William Ruto, aims to reduce gas prices by enabling bulk purchases. The initiative is part of a broader effort to make LPG affordable and promote economic empowerment in the region. The company plans to complete the reservoir within 12 months and open warehouses across Kenya, contributing to the country's green energy goals.
Hassan Joho Gracefully Grants Ex-Wife Fazzini Divorce: 'No Objection'
Mombasa governor Hassan Ali Joho signed a consent to divorce his Italian ex-wife Madina Giovanni Fazzini on February 16, 2023. The marriage, which began on February 11, 2011, and produced two children, had been effectively over since 2013 when Joho moved out. Fazzini filed for divorce on January 26, citing the marriage was beyond salvage, and Joho did not object to the dissolution. The couple had been separated for nine years, and Fazzini has been living on her own since September 2020.
Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Differs with US, UK on Travel Advisories against Kenya
Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir criticized travel advisories issued by the US and UK, arguing they exaggerate safety concerns and harm Kenya's tourism sector. He highlighted the recent opening of the United Nations Mission to Somalia's support base in Mombasa as evidence of the region's safety. The base, strategically located for logistics, is expected to create jobs and boost the local economy. UN Assistant Secretary General Lisa Filipetto and Changamwe MP Omar Mwinyi echoed positive sentiments about the support base and its implications for regional stability and development.
Reprieve for Widow, Daughters of Pakistani Businessman as Court Quashes Exhumation Orders
The Court of Appeal in Mombasa overturned a High Court order to exhume the body of businessman Anverali Nazerali, providing relief to his widow Kiran Nazerali and daughters Mahek Fatima and Nurjehan Nazerali. The appellate court found irregularities in the initial proceedings and ruled that there was insufficient evidence to warrant exhumation. The deceased's estranged brother had sought the exhumation, claiming the burial did not follow traditions and raised suspicions about the cause of death. The court emphasized the need for compelling evidence before disturbing a burial.
Mombasa Governor to Fully Sponsor Education of Kwale Girl Who Scored 403 Marks in KCPE
Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir has pledged to fully sponsor the education of Judica Ulomi, a bright student who scored 403 marks in the 2022 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education but missed out on a scholarship from Kwale County due to her mother's voter registration in Mombasa. Nassir's commitment extends from high school through university, aligning with his education-focused manifesto. Ulomi's mother, Dorcas Kavata, expressed immense gratitude, and the governor's office is also working on establishing a scholarship fund for other needy students.
Kwale Girl with 403 Marks Denied Scholarship to Join High School Because Mother Voted in Mombasa
Judica Kalinga, a 14-year-old girl from Kwale, scored 403 marks in the 2022 KCPE exams but was denied a scholarship to join St Brigid's Kimilili Girls High School due to her mother voting in Mombasa. Despite being a Kwale resident, the family's financial constraints and the rejection of the county scholarship have left her education in jeopardy. The article highlights the struggles of her single mother, Dorcas Kavata, and the lack of alternative funding options. Local officials and school representatives acknowledge her academic potential but cannot explain the scholarship denial.
Kenyan Journalists Turning into Extortionists Due to Lack of Salaries, Media Council of Kenya
The Media Council of Kenya has raised concerns about journalists turning to extortion due to non-payment of salaries by media owners, particularly those owned by politicians. David Omwoyo, CEO of MCK, highlighted the dire conditions journalists face, urging media owners to pay their employees to maintain journalistic integrity. He also noted the shift in media consumption trends towards digital platforms and the economic challenges leading to layoffs and the closure of radio stations. Omwoyo called for legislative intervention to support the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation and address the media stability crisis.
Mombasa Governor Puts Owners of Noisy Bars on Notice: 'Put Your Houses in Order'
Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir has warned bar owners contributing to noise pollution to comply with regulations or face closure. This follows similar actions in Nairobi by Governor Johnson Sakaja. Nassir stated that the Mombasa County Government would conduct operations to ensure compliance, with non-compliant establishments facing licence revocation and legal action. President William Ruto praised Sakaja's efforts, emphasizing the protection of children from noise. Wiper Democratic Movement leader Kalonzo Musyoka also expressed concerns about noisy bars in residential areas.
15 Electric Buses Arrive in Mombasa Port as World Shifts to Eco
Kenya's transition to clean energy in public transport has advanced with the arrival of 15 electric buses in Mombasa, manufactured by BYD Automotive and imported by BasiGo. These 25-seater buses, valued at KSh 5 million each, will undergo final assembly locally. BasiGo's pilot program in Nairobi has shown promising results, and the new buses will soon operate on several Nairobi routes. The initiative aligns with Kenya's commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 30% by 2030, leveraging the country's renewable energy resources.
Old Mombasa Woman Accuses Pakistani Man of Stripping Her Naked, Refusing to Pay for Pressure Cooker
A 70-year-old businesswoman in Mombasa accuses a Pakistani national and director of Sonic International Limited, Vimal Pattni, of assault and stripping her naked after refusing to pay for a pressure cooker. The woman alleges police corruption and slow investigations. CCTV footage supports her claims, but the DPP recommended charging her for causing a disturbance. Federation of Women Lawyers Kenya (FIDA) is advocating for her justice.
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