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In recent years, society has rightly amplified the voices of women and girls in the fight against gender-based violence and discrimination. This struggle is necessary and long overdue. However, a dangerous imbalance is quietly growing—one where the abuse, mistreatment, and violation of the rights of men and boys is increasingly ignored, excused, or laughed off, largely under the false assumption that “men can handle it” or that “the law is always on the side of women.” This mindset is not only unjust—it is dangerous. A recent disturbing incident, where two ladies allegedly refused to pay an Uber driver and went further to assault him, is a clear reflection of how some individuals have grown bold in abusing men, confident that the system will either protect them or look the other way. This was not merely a disagreement over fare; it was an act of violence, humiliation, and entitlement. Had the roles been reversed, the public outrage and legal response would have been swift and unforgivi...

A Proven Servant Leader, Tested by Adversity, Refined for Kapomboi ward. In leadership, character is not revealed by comfort but by challenge. Few leaders in Kapomboi Ward embody this truth better than Hon. Joseph Mudenyo, affectionately and respectfully known as Mkombozi — the Redeemer. In the 2022 general election, Hon. Mudenyo emerged as a formidable and credible contender, finishing second in a highly competitive race. While the outcome did not place him in office, it firmly established him in the hearts and minds of the people as a leader of substance, courage, and integrity. For many, 2022 was not a defeat — it was the birth of a stronger, more focused servant of the people. A Leader Rooted in the People Mkombozi is not a distant politician. He is a son of Kapomboi who understands the daily realities of farmers, traders, youth, women, and families. His leadership philosophy is simple but powerful: listen first, act faithfully, and serve without discrimination. Tested, Not Broken ...

Today, 18th December, we joyfully celebrate 16 years of marriage for Stanley Siakilo and Carolynne Lianah — sixteen years of love, faith, commitment, and God’s unfailing grace. United in holy matrimony on 18th December 2009 at Christ the King Parish, Mitume, in the Catholic Diocese of Kitale, our marriage was solemnly officiated by the late Rev. Fr. Jacob Barasa. We were graciously supported by our best couple, Dr. Sylvester Mackton and Phoebe Wanyama, who stood with us as witnesses to a sacred covenant. Showered by blessings of our dear loving parents, Mama Syphrose Siakilo, baba Joseph Lianah and mama Christine Naliaka. Over the past sixteen years, our union has grown stronger through seasons of joy and challenge, anchored in prayer, mutual respect, and unwavering love. God has richly blessed our marriage with four precious children — three beautiful daughters: Stellah Stacy, Starlynne, and Stephanie Angel, and one handsome son: Stanhope — living testimonies of God’s faithfulness and...

  Celebrating Excellence: Starlynne Nafula Barasa Shines in KJSEA Starlynne Nafula Barasa has once again proven that discipline, dedication, and hard work truly pay off. A focused and determined young girl, Starlynne approached her KJSEA examinations with admirable consistency, confidence, and a strong sense of purpose. Her outstanding results speak for themselves. She scored Exceeding Expectations in all subjects, a rare achievement that positions her among the top-performing learners in this year’s assessment. She further distinguished herself by excelling in the STEM category, demonstrating exceptional ability in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics—fields that demand both accuracy and creativity. Starlynne’s impressive academic breakthrough follows a strong family legacy. Her father, Stanley Barasa Siakilo, was equally an outstanding student in his time—known for his sharp intellect, determination, and continuous pursuit of excellence. Today, that same spirit of ac...