Election Updates
VP, 17 Ministers trounced
Published on December 28, 2007, 12:00 am
By Stephen Ndegwa
President Mwai Kibakis cabinet faced the biggest embarrassment yet as 17 ministers lost their parliamentary seats while five others are facing imminent defeat.
Vice President Hon Moody Awori and other regional leaders in charge of Kibaki campaign faced the wrath of voters and were trounced by mainly ODM candidates as vote counting for the hotly contested elections continued countrywide..
The ministers include Musikari Kombo, Newton Kulundu, Kipruto Kirwa, Moses Akaranga, Simeon Nyachae, Njenga Karume, Raphael Tuju, David Mwiraria, Mohamud Abdi Mohammed, Morris Dzoro, Suleiman Shakombo, Mutahi Kagwe and Paul Sang.
Others from Ukambani area include Lands minister Prof Kivutha Kibwana, Water minister Mutua Katuku, Livestock Development minister Joseph Munyao and assistant minister for Wild Life Kalembe Ndile. Transport Minister Ali Chirau Mwakwere and Education minister George Saitoti are hanging by the thread.
Source: The Standard
VP, 17 Ministers trounced
Published on December 28, 2007, 12:00 am
By Stephen Ndegwa
President Mwai Kibakis cabinet faced the biggest embarrassment yet as 17 ministers lost their parliamentary seats while five others are facing imminent defeat.
Vice President Hon Moody Awori and other regional leaders in charge of Kibaki campaign faced the wrath of voters and were trounced by mainly ODM candidates as vote counting for the hotly contested elections continued countrywide..
The ministers include Musikari Kombo, Newton Kulundu, Kipruto Kirwa, Moses Akaranga, Simeon Nyachae, Njenga Karume, Raphael Tuju, David Mwiraria, Mohamud Abdi Mohammed, Morris Dzoro, Suleiman Shakombo, Mutahi Kagwe and Paul Sang.
Others from Ukambani area include Lands minister Prof Kivutha Kibwana, Water minister Mutua Katuku, Livestock Development minister Joseph Munyao and assistant minister for Wild Life Kalembe Ndile. Transport Minister Ali Chirau Mwakwere and Education minister George Saitoti are hanging by the thread.
Source: The Standard