Police Officer Shot Dead, Gun Stolen While Guarding KCSE Exam Papers in Turkana ‎

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Turkana County Police Commander, Samuel Ndanyi. ‎A police officer was shot dead in cold blood on Monday morning while guarding Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination papers in Turkana County.  ‎ The tragic incident occurred at Kang’atotha area, Turkana Central, where officers had been deployed to provide security during the ongoing national examinations. ‎ ‎According to police reports, the slain officer was part of a team assigned to escort and guard examination materials at a local school. Witnesses said the attack happened shortly after dawn when unknown assailants ambushed the officer. His firearm, a G3 rifle, was stolen after the shooting. ‎ ‎Turkana County Police Commander Samuel Ndanyi confirmed the incident, saying the assailants struck before other officers at the examination center could respond. “We lost one of our officers this morning while he was on official duty securing KCSE exam materials. The attackers took off with his rifle. A manhunt has bee...
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Ministry of Information, Technology and Postal Services Headed By Michael Makuei Lueth Acknowledges The Challenges Faced By Telecom Operators In Delivering Quality Services, Due To Single Fiber Cable That Is Coming From Uganda

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Michael Makuei Lueth, National Minister Of Information, Communication Technology and Postal Services. 


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The Leadership of the Ministry of Information, Communication Technology and Postal Services headed by Michael Makuei Lueth and his Deputy Dr.Jacob Maiju Korok, is aware of the challenges faced by the telecom operators in delivering quality services, due to a single Fiber cable that is coming from Uganda.


The Ministry is currently working with partners to bring multiple Fiber Optic cables from various locations to address the matter so that the operators would be able to deliver quality and affordable services to the people across the country.



The Ministry together with its parastatals institutions in collaboration with the operators are exerting efforts to connect the rural areas with the Communications services.


Liquid Telecom has begun extending its services to Juba South Sudan, telecoms guru Strive Masiyiwa has revealed.


South Sudan was one of only two countries in Africa with no link to the rest of the world, through Undersea Fibre link.


“We built a 200km link from Uganda’s border. It was tough because of mines and booby traps. The Fibre cable connects with our cables in Uganda, and links to our cables in Tanzania, Rwanda, Kenya. At Dar and Mombasa they are now connected to cables going to Asia, Europe, and the Americas!


“Liquid currently has over 75,000 of Fibre networks running through 18 countries. This includes cables from Cape Town to Cairo, and from Port Sudan to Cameroon and Nigeria. A cable running from Cape Town to Kinshasa is set for commissioning later this year. I plan to do Juba’s first Town Hall meeting beamed live by broad band before the end of next month. I’m now planning a trip to Eritrea, the last country with no broadband high speed Internet. “If not us, who? If not now, when?” John F Kennedy,” Strive Masiyiwa posted on Facebook.



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