Daily Kenyan News Update

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Last Lap For Kiyiapi Dida And Karua

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Third Force 10 02 2013

IEBC on Tuesday cleared Amani presidential candidate Musalia Mudavadi and Restore and Build Kenya flag bearer James Ole Kiyiapi to contest for presidency.

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Politics: IEBC gives Mudavadi, Kiyiapi nod to contest

Presidential aspirants James ole Kiyiapi and Peter Kenneth surprised friend and foe this week with unconventional choices of running mates for the March 4 General Election.

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Politics: Unfamiliar faces who carry hopes of two aspirants

Restore and Build Kenya party presidential aspirant James ole Kiyiapi has warned Kenyans against electing ‘recycled’ leaders.

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Politics: Don’t recycle failed leaders, Kiyiapi warns

James ole Kiyiapi has mistakenly cited Barack Obama’s success in America in 2008 as indication that he, too, can win.

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Opinion: We can’t compare Kiyiapi with Obama

Restore and Build Kenya (RBK) Presidential candidate James Ole Kiyiapi has named Winnie Kaburu Kinyua from Meru County as his running mate in the March 4 general elections.

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Politics: Kiyiapi names running mate

Restore and Build Kenya (RBK) party leader James ole Kiyiapi has pledged to unite Kenyans, spur economic growth, and create jobs if elected president.

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Politics: Kiyiapi endorsed, pledges unity, change

www.ntv.co.ke At Ufungamano House also here in Nairobi Former Permanent secretary Prof. James Ole Kiyiapi was also getting endorsement to stand as president on a Restore And Build Kenya Party Ticket. Kiyiapi says those underestimating his potential and ability will be shocked after the March 4th elections.

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Kiyaipi: Understimate me at your own risk

Former PS James ole Kiyiapi says he will ask voters to help rescue nation from bad governance and poverty and will use teachers and clergy to reach voting population

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Politics: Kiyiapi set to launch ‘Operation Okoa Nchi’

Restore and Build Kenya Party presidential candidate James ole Kiyiapi has said his outfit will not enter into any political alliance ahead of the March 4 General Election.

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Politics: Kiyiapi terms pacts tribal vehicles

Restore and Build Kenya (RBK) presidential aspirant James ole Kiyiapi has exuded confidence he would win the March 4 presidential election.

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Politics: Kiyiapi tells Kenyans to ignore pre-poll deals

Presidential hopeful professor James ole Kiyiapi cautioned Kenyans against tribal alliances that he termed as out to maintain the status quo. He added that such groupings would never deliver anything meaningful to Kenyans but will rather balkanize the country instead of fostering unity.

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Political Wrap, Dec, 2nd 2012

Restore and Build Kenya presidential aspirant James ole Kiyiapi has advised the electorate to ignore political alliances being formed ahead of the next General Election.

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Politics: Kiyiapi tells voters to ignore coalitions

Presidential hopeful James ole Kiyiapi has raised concerns over the preparedness of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) to competently manage the March 4 General Election.

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Politics: Kiyiapi questions IEBC preparedness for polls