Mwaura said the elections will coincide with those of other wards in Nairobi, Narok, West Pokot, Homa Bay and Busia counties which were cancelled due to flash floods.
Dalmar Abdi, the Head of Marketing and Communication Officer of BBS Mall, emphasised that recipients were carefully verified to ensure assistance reached those in need.
Parents and students braved the morning rain, some queuing as early as 6 am, eager to receive financial assistance for their educational pursuits.
Over 53,000 students have benefited from bursaries since he was first elected, which is the highest ever given by any MP during that period.
Among the supplies that were distributed to the affected people were maize flour, cooking oil, bar soaps, cereals including rice, green grams, and beans.
The onset of floods caught many residents off guard, particularly those living along the riverbanks.
Governor Sakaja has asked Nairobi residents to remain vigilant and take necessary precautions to safeguard themselves and their property, particularly those living near riverbanks.
This is one of the largest gatherings of MPs from the North Rift to come together to talk about the critical security situation in their region.
Earlier this week, the village faced yet another crisis when a fire swept through 66 houses, leaving dozens homeless and without their belongings.
Despite the nominee's 27 years of service in the public sector, with 17 years spent at the foreign ministry, Kaluma faced scrutiny over his lack of proficiency in foreign languages during grilling.
Eyewitnesses reported that the blaze started around 11 am, and is believed to have been sparked by a cooking stove.
Seven days have passed since relentless floodwaters ravaged Kamukunji's Kitui Village, leaving a landscape of destruction and despair.
Despite the plea, some residents were reluctant to move, citing financial constraints and a lack of alternatives.
Many residents of Kiambiu slum don’t enjoy breaking the fast during this Ramadan as they can’t afford dates and their basic needs.
According to the Kamukunji Sub-County Commissioner James Kamau, this is one of the worst disasters to have hit Kamukunji in recent years.
Sakaja directed 170 Green Army workers to be deployed to unblock drainage and sewers in key hot spot areas.
Many families prioritised the safety of their children who later found refuge at a nearby church.
Chairman Abdirahman Shibli reiterated the Islamic principle of generosity and altruism, emphasising the duty to support one another, especially during hardship.
The KVDA annually produces around 130 tonnes of honey with a substantial portion consumed and sold to markets in East Africa and beyond, including the United States.
