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Sydney Harbour Bridge In Australia As the clock struck midnight on December 31, 2024, the world erupted in jubilant celebrations to welcome 2025. From breathtaking fireworks displays to lively parties, cities around the globe marked the occasion spectacularly. The tiny Pacific nation of Kiribati was among the first to ring in the New Year, followed by New Zealand, where Auckland’s iconic Sky Tower was illuminated by dazzling fireworks. In Australia, Sydney Harbour Bridge became a canvas for an awe-inspiring pyrotechnic display, witnessed by millions worldwide. London’s Big Ben spectacular fireworks display As the New Year journeyed westward, Europe celebrated with grandeur. In Paris, the Eiffel Tower lit up the sky with its annual fireworks show. Meanwhile, London’s Big Ben chimed in 2025, with a spectacular fireworks display over the River Thames. New York Times Square saw the iconic ball drop in the Americas, with crowds cheering despite the winter chill. Back home in Kenya, Kirinyag...

The Waves Sports Bar, located at Anchor Plaza Kerugoya, Kirinyaga County – Christmas Eve celebrations in Kirinyaga County took an unusual turn this year, marked by subdued festivities and unexpected revelry in select venues. While the day started with clear blue skies, the weather transitioned into heavy cloud cover by afternoon, mirroring the quiet mood that enveloped most of Kerugoya Ward. A significant number of residents opted to stay home, likely a reflection of the tough economic times gripping the nation. Local hotels, often bustling during this season, saw only a handful of patrons enjoying meals and drinks. The usually vibrant sounds of Christmas carol services, popularly known as iciariro in the local dialect, were conspicuously absent. Most churches remained locked, devoid of the joyous melodies that typically characterize the night before Christmas. Roswam Hotel Kerugoya                             ...

Birthday wishes and vote of thanks to Bahati for gracing the event                                                     Kerugoya, December 22, 2024 – The Kirinyaga Kids Festival lit up Kerugoya Stadium on Sunday with a colorful celebration of talent, fun, and entertainment. Aja Events organized the festival as a perfect end-of-year treat for children and families, offering a host of free activities and performances by top Kenyan entertainers. Youngsters enjoyed thrilling moments on bouncing castles and dazzling face-painting sessions, while the stage hosted a lineup of incredible talent. A highlight of the day was the kids' modeling segment, where Praise Victory and Tiffany captivated the audience with their graceful performances. Their showcase demonstrated how the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) nurtures young talent and boosts children's confidence. Mr P...

Hon. David Mathenge Baragwi, adressing the mourners Kiamuruga, 4th December 2024 A solemn atmosphere engulfed Kiamuruga Primary School grounds as thousands gathered to pay their last respects to three victims of the tragic V.P. Shah accident in Mathioya River on 27th November 2024. The deceased, Dennis Chomba, James Maina, and Lawrence Munene, were laid to rest in an emotional ceremony that drew a mammoth crowd, including political leaders, family, friends, and residents from the region. Local leaders attended the event, including MCAs Hon. Fredrick Maina of Inoi Ward, Hon. David Mathenge Baragwi, Hon. Waziri Moses Migwi of Kanyekini Ward, and Hon. Eric Muchina of Kerugoya Ward. Their presence demonstrated solidarity with the grieving families and community during this difficult time. Former Deputy President H.E. Rigathi Gachagua addressed the mourners via phone, delivering a heartfelt message of condolence that left the crowd deeply moved. Gachagua commended the community for their s...

Lorna Maina, described her cousin as a "pillar of strength" Kirinyaga, December 1, 2024 – A somber atmosphere engulfed the home of the late Dennis Chomba Mathenge as family, friends, and community members gathered on Sunday evening for a candlelight vigil to honor his memory. Chomba, alongside two others, tragically lost his life in a fatal road accident involving a lorry owned by VPP Shah Distributors on the Kiriaini-Kangema Road near Kanguni, Mathioya River. The accident, which claimed three lives, has left the close-knit community in mourning. At Sunday’s vigil, attendees lit candles, shared heartfelt memories, and sang hymns, offering comfort to the grieving family. The event was marked by emotional tributes to Chomba, a beloved member of the community, known for his warm personality and unwavering dedication to his family and friends. At Sunday’s vigil, attendees lit candles, shared heartfelt memories, and sang hymns. Speaking at the vigil, Chomba's cousin, Lorna M...