During UNEA6 held at the UNEP, Alex Gathii, a Dairy Investment Consultant and Certified Cowsignals Master trainer presented a paper on how to reduce methane footprints in milk and milk products. It also included the vaccination aspect of livestock, increasing productivity, harvesting fodder at the right stage, increasing fodder productivity per unit area, minimum tillage among other aspects. Gathii, the Managing Director of Tanolope Consultancy, dairy consulting firms says vaccination issue needs some more research or piloting before it is fully implemented. He says the issue at hand is how much GHS – methane does livestock in Africa produces compared to the Major GHS producing countries in the world? How does less fart from the livestock in Africa significantly reduce GHS emissions? Does the same vaccine residue find its way to Livestock products thus getting into the food chain?. A few more scientific questions need to be answered before piloting is done, he argues.
Embu Senator Alexander Mundigi speaking in the Runyenjes constituency while attending a book launch by Bishop Samuel Nginyi of the Redeemed Gospel Church.
Mundigi has called on leaders in the county to stop political wrangles and in-fights and focus on development, saying, “Wananchi are interested in service delivery.”
Jubilee Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni yesterday joined faithful at ACK St Paul’s Kariki Parish in Chinga ward, Othaya constituency for a Sunday service. He later attended a Thanksgiving ceremony for the ward’s party candidate in the last General Elections, Joshua Mugo at SilverBrook Hotel in Othaya town. He was accompanied by among others, the party officials led by Regina Macharia.
Former National Hospital Insurance Fund Chief Executive Officer CPA Geoffrey Gitau Mwangi who is seeking to be the next governor for Nakuru County yesterday joined faithful for a thanksgiving service at St. Joseph The Worker Lamurdiac Catholic Parish in Kihingo Ward, Njoro constituency where the event was presided by Father Faustine Litanda. He later joined the congregants at The Blood of Newlife church at Store Mbili area during the ordination ceremony of Pastor Peter Njoroge. In the picture, Gitau is seen interacting with some of the faithful.
Nairobi businesswoman cum politician Agnes Kagure celebrated her 50th birthday in style. She cut the cake, surrounded by dozens of Nairobians from all wards where they also discussed various issues affecting the society She posted on her Social media forum, “Spending my 50th birthday with wananchi, as we strive to find an all-gender solution to raging societal issues such as GBV. My prayer for this golden jubilee is to do more to realize the better days that we yearn for,”. To crown my special day, she was treated to a lovely birthday dinner by family and close friends where she retorted, “Looking back, I’m full of gratitude, and now, I’m excited and full of hope for our transformative journey ahead. Thank you all for the love, wishes, gifts and continued support.”
Nyeri Senator Wahome Wamatinga, Kenya Agriculture and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO) chairman Dr Thuo Mathenge, former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s PA Ngotho Maina, Nyeri businessman and senatorial aspirant King’ori Wanjohi and several other leaders yesterday joined faithful at Kirai AIPCA church in Mahiga ward, Othaya for a Sunday service.
During the handing over of Chinga Boys High School Alumni Association leadership mantle at Parklands Sports Club, Nairobi last Friday. From left to right; Steve Mutuguta, Robert Njeru, Fredrick Kibathi, Dr. George Wachiuri (outgoing chairman), Kennedy Muriuki, Mukira. The new chairman Alex Gathii is missing in the photo as he is out of the country.
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