Nothing in the Daily Nation story is factual," he tweeted on Wednesday, December 18. If you are confused by the contradictory stories in today's dailies it is because Standard chose journalism while Daily Nation went with their imagination. "Papers must carry news only and not be agents of misinformation. Please take a minute to participate in a short survey to let us know how we can improve your experience. ODM Secretary-General Edwin Siufuna, however, in an angry rant dismissed reports by the Daily Nation as false and misleading, even as he hailed Standard's version of events. The best news website in kenya and africa We Value Your Feedback Thank you for visiting our website. The Daily Post is a daily newspaper for the North Wales region of Wales. The newspaper is published by Nation Media Group from its headquarters at Nation Centre on Kimathi Street in Nairobi, Kenya. The Daily Nation indicated that ODM Party's calls were fuelled by a concern that a prime minister appointed by the president as suggested in the BBI report would have no real power and would be at the mercy of the head of state. Business Daily Africa, commonly known as Business Daily, is an English-language daily business newspaper published in Kenya. "ODM's fresh demands are expected to attract opposition from Jubilee Party leaders allied to DP William Ruto, who had earlier showed lukewarm support for the BBI before changing tune after it suggested a mongrel system of government that is neither pure parliamentary nor presidential, with a weak PM," the publication wrote. The publication further reported that the opposition had made submissions and recommendations that of the two deputy prime ministers, one of them was supposed to be less than 45 years to marshall support from the youth. Read news from: Business Daily Daily Post Nairobi Wire Taifa Leo The East African Standard Digital Daily Nation The Star. The Daily Nation, however, reported that the ODM Party had pushed for a powerful prime minister's post with two deputies. Kenya newspapers app keeps you updated with all the juicy news as they all happen in and around Kenya and the whole of East Africa at large.
"Even though that is what we presented and wanted, we must, however, be able to listen and accommodate the views of other Kenyans who presented a different opinion," Sifuna was quoted.
We will do our best to reveal this too," Mathiu stated.The Standard reported that the ODM team had decided to abandon a bid for a prime minister's post.Īccording to the newspaper, Sifuna stated that the reason behind the change of tune was because ODM had seen a need to accommodate views from other Kenyans on the matter. "This is abuse of the anonymity of digital channels to defame our staff and unfairly attack our credibility. The Nation has been unsuccessfully chasing one of them for an interview for almost two years. As a matter of fact, those politicians being mentioned by these cyberbullies don't like us. "In all fairness, it's important for the public to know that we do not, have not and shall not, support any politician. NMG Editorial Director Mutuma Mathiu has condemned the bloggers, saying that they will get to the bottom of the matter.
In their tweets, the bloggers accused the publication of misleading the public and supporting a certain politician. It is not clear who had issued the instruction to the bloggers. On Friday, April 9, however, bloggers used the hashtag Raise your Standard, to malign the Nation by using photoshopped images and fake content.
This could be entertaining," another weighed in. We need both truth and standard in our nation," Harun Wangwa, a netizen stated. "Marketing and supporting your rival in the industry. The photo elicited reactions from Kenyans with most saying that the two publications were engaging in healthy competition. "Seeking the truth in The Standard on a daily because we are #SettingTheStandard for the nation," reads the cheeky caption. The Standard, on Saturday, April 10, posted a satirical photo where a woman wearing a promotional Nation coat was reading the newly relaunched Standard Newspaper.
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