Piga Debe Kenya

18/05/2018

Check this out

Join us on Thursday, 24th May 2018 at Radisson Blu Hotel, Nairobi for our Third Annual Family Business Conference. This year's theme is build a Resilient and Flourishing Family Business. Register here.
http://conference.afbekenya.org/

21/08/2017

Do you think Mike Sonko. will make a better governor of the Great City of Nairobi compared to Evans Kidero
COMMENT for Mike Sonko.
LIKE for Dr. Evans Kidero

03/08/2017

Nominated Senator Johnson Sakaja who is vying for the Senate seat on a Jubilee ticket has been handed a major boost after one of the Orange Democratic Movement...

21/07/2017

The day's trending news

A National Super Alliance (NASA) principal was on Friday attacked by well known Jubilee party supporters in what appeared to be a planned onslaught to...

11/07/2017

National Super Alliance (NASA) flag bearer Raila Odinga's supporters have declared that they will not support Mombasa Governor Ali Hassan Joho's re-election after...

03/07/2017

President Uhuru Kenyatta has been a tough condition before going to Mbita MP Millie Odhiambo's home turf where he is expected to...

01/07/2017

Jubilee party and National Super Alliance (NASA) campaign teams surprised residents after they held rallies and campaigned side by side in what was...

01/07/2017

The African wise men once observed that if a child knows how to wash his hands well, he could eat with the elders. This is true for a Kenyan tout who happens to have President Uhuru Kenyatta on his speed dial...

28/06/2017

President Uhuru Kenyatta has announced he will not support former Devolution Cabinet Secretary Anne Waiguru for governorship after...

08/05/2017

According to IEBC, a total 19,687,563 have registered as voters in Kenya as of 2017. If the voters are grouped according to strongholds, NASA will have a lion’s share. Below,based on figures from the IEBC,are total number of registered voters as per Kenyan counties.This is the most number of registered voters Kenya has ever had so let brace for a gruesome 90 days.

1. Kiambu. 1,173,593.
2. Nakuru. 948,668.
3. Meru. 712,378.
4. Murang’a. 590,775.
5. Nyeri. 460,806.
6. Uasin Gishu. 451,485.
7. Kericho. 379,815.
8. Kirinyaga. 351,162.
9. Nandi. 349,340.
10. Nyandaua. 336,322.
11. Bomet. 325,606.
12. Embu. 315,668.
13. Laikipia. 239,497.
14. Baringo. 227,918.
15. Tharaka Nithi. 216,522.
16. West Pokot. 178,989.
17. E Marakwet. 178,975.
18. Kakamega. 746,877.
19. Machakos. 627,168.
20. Mombasa. 596,485.
21.Bungoma. 559,897.
22. Kisumu. 548,868.
23. Kilifi. 510,484.
24. Kitui. 477,655.
25. Kisii. 544,753.
26. Nyamira. 279,685.
27. Homa Bay. 476,150.
28. Siaya. 447,745.
29. Makueni. 421,180.
30. Migori. 388,967.
31. Busia. 347,911.
32. T Nzoia. 339,832.
33. Kwale. 282,436.
34. Vihiga. 267,481.
35. Taita Taveta. 155,904.
36. Tana River. 118,189
37. Lamu. 70,224
38. Nairobi. 2,304,386
39. Kajiado. 409,266
40. Narok. 347,427
41. Turkana. 188,617
42. Mandera. 168,478
43. Garissa. 132,486
44. Wajir. 155,916
45. Marsabit. 143,541
46. Samburu. 79,477
47. Isiolo. 72,548

*TOTAL 19,687,563*