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You told me, as residents of Emurua Dikirr, that you want a university. Today, I have brought KSh1.2 billion to construct the university that will be named after our brother Johana Ng'eno.

Many politicians have talked of the Mau question, but I talked of the Mau answer. This is why we are here today closing this chapter.

We are today officially closing the long and painful chapter of people who were removed from the Mau Forest, which the County Government of Narok will now manage.

The signing of this contract marks a significant milestone toward the development of this multifunctional integrated defense hub.

The future of defence belongs to countries that can rapidly test and scale up new solutions, combining technology with strong manufacturing capabilities.

My team and I have embarked on an international trip focused on developing our new digitalisation and defence tech projects.

Today we received information from the American side about the meetings that took place in Moscow in recent days. There have been a number of meetings there. We had spoken beforehand, and we have also spoken with the American side now. I…

Reform UK will not stand by while our political system is undermined. Britain should be run in the interests of the British people.

With every election, our democracy is being systematically eroded. Britain’s electoral system – once the envy of the world – now buckles under the strain of uncontrolled immigration.

This conditional support reflects an exceptional cross-sector partnership and demonstrates what can be achieved when government, funders and cultural organisations work together around a shared vision.

Acknowledging this history, and its ongoing impact, would not weaken Britain, it would strengthen any claim we make to helping build peace.

Last year's recognition of Palestine was welcome; now Prime Minister Burnham should respond to these Palestinian petitioners and offer the apology that is owed.

Protecting and restoring nature is absolutely imperative to our response to the climate and nature crisis.

For all his early 'vibes' about supposedly doing politics differently, he is doing a very good job at displaying the exact same anti-democratic arrogance of every single Westminster Prime Minister who came before him.

Burying his head in the sand is not a plan, is not a strategy, is not wise, and is not acceptable to us.

The future of Ireland is for the people of this island to decide, and for the people of this island alone.

What is now needed is the UK Government to respect the voice of the Scottish people and Parliament and transfer the necessary powers.

If a sensible compromise cannot be hammered out, it would not surprise me if the community were to push for a legislative solution and I would back them in doing so.