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Political Tempers Flare: The Drama Between Two Garissa Women Leaders

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In an unexpected turn of events that has shaken Kenya’s political landscape, two prominent women leaders from Garissa were involved in a heated altercation within the national Parliament grounds this week. The public confrontation, which occurred in broad daylight and was caught on video by bystanders, has not only gone viral but also raised serious questions about leadership conduct, political maturity, and internal party rifts. The incident involved two high-profile political figures, both hailing from Garissa County. One is currently serving in the national Parliament, while the other represents Kenya at the East African Legislative Assembly. Both women are no strangers to the political limelight. Over the years, they have carved out reputations for being vocal, influential, and deeply connected to their community back home. But what started as a quiet afternoon at Parliament quickly turned into a public drama that has become the talk of the nation. A Long-Standing Rivalry Alth...

Garissa Main Market Witnesses Surge in Cattle Trade Amid Rising Demand and Local Challenges

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Garissa, Kenya – The Garissa main market, long known as a bustling hub for livestock trading, is once again at the center of attention as traders and pastoralists converge to sell cattle. With demand on the rise both locally and for export, the market has experienced a surge in activity. However, rising prices, infrastructural challenges, and broader socio-economic issues continue to impact the flow of trade. A Hub of Livestock Trade Garissa’s main market has traditionally served as the primary trading center for cattle and other livestock in the region. Pastoralists from across Garissa County and neighboring areas bring their animals to the market, where brokers and traders negotiate prices. The market not only facilitates local commerce but also plays a critical role in supplying cattle to major urban centers such as Nairobi and Mombasa, as well as serving cross-border trade into Somalia and other neighboring regions. Recent reports indicate that the number of cattle on display...

Garissa University Unveils New Student Portal, Sparking Confusion Among Users

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  Garissa University has introduced a new student portal aimed at enhancing academic management and streamlining access to essential university services. However, the transition has been met with widespread confusion, as students grapple with the unfamiliar system and encounter challenges in completing their registration. The university administration has provided initial login credentials to facilitate access, instructing students to enter their registration number, with a default password set as 12345 . Upon successful entry into the system, users are required to furnish critical personal information, including their date of birth, place of origin, KCPE and KCSE index numbers, as well as their academic results. This step is imperative to ensure the accuracy of student records and facilitate seamless academic operations. One of the key features of the portal is the unit registration module, which allows students to enroll in their respective courses. However, many students hav...

Garissa county news

 As of February 18, 2025, here are the latest detailed developments in Garissa County: Political and Administrative Updates: Abolishment of ID Vetting Process: Garissa Members of County Assembly (MCAs) have defended the government's decision to abolish the vetting process for issuing Identity Cards in the North Eastern region. They argue that this move will streamline the identification process for residents. Issuance of Title Deeds: The government has distributed 3,000 title deeds to residents of Garissa County. The Cabinet Secretary for Lands, Public Works, Housing, and Urban Development emphasized the ministry's commitment to efficient service delivery and urged beneficiaries to use their titles responsibly. Youth Empowerment: Training Program: Approximately 3,500 young individuals in Garissa County have completed a week-long training focused on character building, skills development, and community service. This initiative aims to mold them into responsible citizens. Water S...