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   By John Kariuki Greetings in the precious name of our Lord Jesus Christ!As we step into this new year of 2025, I, Bishop David Munyiri Thagana, alongside the entire Glory Outreach Assembly (GOA) family and as the General Secretary of the Federation of Evangelical and Indigenous Christian Churches of Kenya, extend our heartfelt wishes for a prosperous and joyful year ahead.First and foremost, we give all glory, honor, and thanks to the Almighty God for His unending love, grace, and faithfulness that has carried us through 2024. It is by His hand that we have seen tremendous growth, impactful ministry, and lives transformed for His Kingdom. As the Psalmist says, “Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good; His love endures forever” (Psalm 107:1).I also take this opportunity to express my deep gratitude to each one of you—our congregation, ministry partners, and well-wishers—who have faithfully stood with us in prayer, service, and generosity. Your unwavering commitment has been instrumental in advancing the work of the Kingdom and reaching out to the less privileged in our communities.As we embark on this new year, we are filled with hope and excitement for the opportunities that lie ahead. We reaffirm our dedication to Kingdom partnership and invite you to journey with us as we pursue our shared mission of transforming lives, spreading the Gospel, and creating lasting impact in the communities we serve.Let us be reminded of our theme for this year, “Do Business Until I Come” (Luke 19:13). This scripture challenges us to remain steadfast, diligent, and faithful stewards of all that God has entrusted to us as we await His glorious return.Our offices will officially reopen on January 3rd, 2025, and we warmly welcome you to connect with us, whether in prayer, fellowship, or action, as we continue building the Kingdom of God together.May 2025 be a year of growth, unity, and divine breakthroughs for you and your loved ones. May the Lord bless you abundantly, guide you in all your endeavors, and fulfill the desires of your heart according to His will.Thank you for your unwavering support, and may the peace and joy of Christ dwell richly in your hearts throughout the year.  Read More 

In a heartfelt message to the people of Uasin Gishu County, Governor Jonathan Bii has called on residents to unite as one family and work together towards a future of peace, progress, and prosperity.
Speaking at the New Year’s Day celebrations in Eldoret, Governor Bii emphasized the importance of forgiveness, mutual respect, and the collective effort of all generations — from the youth to the elderly — in building a stronger community. He urged Uasin Gishu residents to set aside past differences and embrace unity in their shared vision for a brighter future.
“As we step into this new year, let us remember that we are all members of one family. It is through understanding and forgiveness that we can overcome the challenges that have stood in our way. The young and the old must come together, for each has a vital role to play in the progress of our county and nation,” Governor Bii remarked.
Governor Bii highlighted several key priorities for the year ahead, including promoting education, improving healthcare, and creating more job opportunities for the youth. He also reaffirmed his commitment to enhancing infrastructural development across the county, ensuring that all residents benefit from better roads, clean water, and reliable electricity.
“The future of Uasin Gishu lies in the hands of our youth, but it is the wisdom of our elders that will guide us. Let us join hands to create an environment where everyone has an opportunity to thrive. Our focus will remain on improving the well-being of every resident, fostering a climate of peace, and making Uasin Gishu a model county for others to emulate,” he added.
Governor Bii also encouraged residents to engage in more community-driven development initiatives and to support local businesses, which are key to the county’s economic growth.
As the celebrations continue, Governor Bii wished all the people of Uasin Gishu a Happy New Year, hoping that the coming year would be marked by renewed hope and a shared commitment to progress.
“We are stronger when we stand together. Let us embrace this year with optimism and work together to make Uasin Gishu a better place for all,” Governor Bii concluded.
The New Year message was received warmly by residents, who expressed their gratitude for the governor’s vision and leadership as the county looks forward to the opportunities and challenges of 2025.  Read More 

   By John Kariuki The National Construction Authority (NCA) has released a statement following a tragic scaffold collapse at a construction site in Eastleigh, Nairobi, on Tuesday, December 31, 2024. The incident occurred at approximately 1:00 p.m. at a project located on 11th Street, off Yusuf Haji Avenue.According to the NCA, three construction workers fell from the 19th floor, where they were engaged in masonry works. Tragically, one worker was pronounced dead at the scene, while two others were rushed to the hospital in critical condition. At the time of the incident, around 20 workers were present on-site.The NCA compliance team, in collaboration with the National Police, promptly responded to the scene, cordoning off the site and suspending all construction activities. The project, which had obtained all the necessary construction approvals, is being developed by Mr. Francis Mwangi Maunji. Consultants for the project include Architect Weke S. Omondi, Engineer Alkizim Khalid Omar, and Quantity Surveyor Brian Otieno Oluoch. The contractor is Masha Allah Construction Limited.Preliminary investigations by the NCA indicate that the workers were operating on a wooden scaffold and a timber platform. The collapse is believed to have been caused by a combination of factors, including poor installation, inadequate maintenance, and significant safety lapses. It was noted that the workers were not equipped with safety harnesses, despite operating at such great heights.The NCA has emphasized its commitment to ensuring accountability, stating that detailed investigations are ongoing. The Authority assured the public that appropriate legal and administrative action will be taken against those found culpable.The NCA reiterated its mandate to uphold safety standards and oversee construction activities across the country to prevent such incidents in the future.  Read More 

   By John Kariuki Bishop Margaret Wanjiru, the Apostolic Presiding Bishop of Jesus is Alive Ministries (JIAM), led a spirited and transformative cross-over Kesha that marked the transition into 2025 with fervent prayer, worship, and divine manifestations.The all-night service was a time of deep spiritual renewal as thousands gathered to give thanks for the past year and seek God’s blessings for the new one. Bishop Wanjiru declared, “God has given us a great beginning in 2025!” She celebrated the remarkable move of God during the Kesha, where lives were changed, yokes were broken, healing flowed abundantly, and countless souls found salvation. She proclaimed with conviction, “To God be all the glory!”Rooted in the scripture from Luke 17:3-4, the Bishop delivered a profound message on the power of forgiveness. She urged the congregation to let go of past hurts, embrace reconciliation, and step into the New Year with clean hearts and renewed minds. “Crossing over to the New Year is not just a change of dates but a transformation of the heart,” she emphasized.The Apostolic Bishop encouraged believers to start 2025 with unwavering faith and a spirit of gratitude, reminding them that forgiveness is not just an act of obedience but also a gateway to spiritual freedom and growth. Her message resonated deeply, inspiring many to release burdens and embrace the new year with hope and joy.The electrifying atmosphere of the Kesha, filled with heartfelt prayers, soul-lifting worship, and testimonies of God’s goodness, set a powerful tone for the year ahead. As the first moments of 2025 dawned, the congregation erupted in celebration, declaring God’s promises over their lives and the nation.Bishop Margaret Wanjiru’s leadership and unwavering faith continue to inspire countless believers to pursue God wholeheartedly. As 2025 begins, her message of forgiveness, healing, and new beginnings serves as a beacon of hope for all.To God be all the glory for a remarkable start to 2025!  Read More