Life Hacks

   Uasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii has expressed profound sorrow following the tragic road accident at Chemoset, along the Eldoret-Kitale highway, that claimed the lives of 10 individuals. The devastating incident occurred early yesterday morning when a passenger bus collided with another vehicle, leading to multiple fatalities and leaving five others with serious injuries. Governor Bii conveyed his heartfelt condolences to the families who lost loved ones in the accident, describing the incident as “a deeply tragic moment for the people of Uasin Gishu and beyond.” He further extended his prayers for the swift recovery of those injured and currently receiving medical attention in hospital.“This loss is truly heartbreaking. Ten lives were cut short, and five others remain in critical condition,” said Governor Bii. “My thoughts and prayers are with the victims’ families during this incredibly difficult time, and I wish the injured a speedy recovery as they recuperate.”The governor also took the opportunity to urge all road users to exercise caution while driving, emphasizing the importance of responsible driving to prevent further tragedies. “We must prioritize safety on our roads,” Governor Bii appealed. “It is imperative that every motorist, cyclist, and pedestrian follows traffic regulations to ensure their own safety and that of others.”In addition, Governor Bii called on the national government and the Kenya National Highway Authority (KeNHA) to take urgent action to improve the infrastructure along the Eldoret-Kitale road, particularly the Chemoset stretch, to reduce accidents in the future. He suggested that the expansion of this key highway, along with improved signage and road safety measures, would significantly contribute to preventing such heartbreaking incidents.“I call on the national government, particularly the Kenya National Highway Authority, to prioritize the expansion and upgrading of this critical stretch of road. Expanding the highway, enhancing traffic control measures, and improving road signs will help prevent such tragic accidents from occurring again,” he said.Governor Bii concluded by reiterating his commitment to collaborating with national authorities to improve road safety and ensure that the lives of Uasin Gishu residents, and all those traveling through the region, are better protected. “We will continue to work together with national and local agencies to ensure that our roads are safer, and that such tragedies are prevented in the future,” he said.The governor’s statement has been met with support from local leaders and the community, who share his concern about the rising number of road accidents in the region.  Read More 

   By Grace Waithaka In celebration of the new year, Bishop David Munyiri Thagana of Glory Outreach Assembly (GOA) led a transformative mission to Nyeri Maximum Prison, Nyeri Medium Prison, and Nyeri Women Prison. The outreach was inspired by the scriptures in Matthew 25:32-46 and Hebrews 13:3, emphasizing the call to care for those in need, including the incarcerated.The event brought joy and hope to over 2,000 prisoners, with each recceiving a loaf of breada simple yet profoundly meaningful gesture. “Faith without action is dead,” noted Bishop Thagana, underscoring the importance of demonstrating love through tangible acts of kindness.This monumental effort was made possible through the unwavering support of various partners, both local and international. Victors Chapel Thaithi, Maximum Miracle Centre Wariruta, Revival Miracle Church Karatina, and the Anglican Church of Meru Diocese extended financial aid to make the event a success. The local administration, led by Mathira East Sub-County DCC Madam Lilian, played a pivotal role in coordinating the initiative.The Glory Outreach Assembly Church, under Bishop Thagana’s leadership, stood out as a major contributor. Since the launch of the Chris Halfway Home project on April 4, 2017, GOA has provided consistent support in the form of prayers, finances, and moral guidance. “GOA has been one of our greatest partners, and their commitment yesterday allowed us to touch the lives of so many,” said Bishop Thagana.Notably, the outreach also received support from Joy Smith Griffin, an American partner and founder of Beautiful Feet, whose prayers and financial contributions have significantly bolstered prison ministry projects. Through her generosity, key initiatives like Chris Halfway Home in Murang’a Prison and Nyeri Maximum Prison have been established, providing inmates with hope and resources for rehabilitation.During the event, inmates and volunteers joined hands in prayer for Joy Smith Griffin, thanking her for her unwavering dedication to this noble cause.As the new year begins, Bishop Thagana’s message of compassion and action serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of faith in transforming lives, even in the most unlikely places.  Read More