Dr. CK. Rotich

21/12/2025

Happy birthday Bossy254 William Samoei Ruto, Singapore it is!

07/12/2025

02/12/2025

Welcoming young men who graduated to manhood in Nandihills. We were joined Mr. Tarbei of Kass media who helped us delve on matters youth empowerment and welfare.

28/11/2025

KMPDU Strategic Plan 2025-2029 launch was all pomp and colour.

24/11/2025

Let's talk about the real engine of a First World nation.

It's easy to see the hardware: the new roads, the power plants, the fast internet. That's the body. But what about the software—the values that make it run?

The late, great Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore distilled it down to just three powerful principles (the "MPH" of development):
M = Meritocracy - Get the right, qualified people into the right jobs. Simple.
P = Pragmatism - Use ideas that work, not just ones that sound good.
H = Honesty - A government with zero corruption.

As we envision Kenya in the first world and execute massive infrastructure projects— miles of roads and megawatts of power—we have to ask ourselves: Are we prioritizing the right values to get us there sustainably?

09/11/2025

I joined the KMPDU family this weekend to condole with my Brother Davji Bhimji Atellah , and bid farewell to his beloved dad. Feel comforted Osiepa.

23/10/2025

In honour.

17/10/2025

Icon of Justice
​In the pursuit of justice, many leaders inevitably face the moment of truth: the inducement to retreat, the bribe to let injustice proceed.
​But not Raila.
​He was the one who would never sell the cause. His integrity in the face of immense pressure is the legacy we must never forget. A true freedom fighter till the very end.
​Rest in Power, Baba.
​

16/10/2025

MY TRIBUTE TO Raila Odinga : THE UNBROKEN SPIRIT AND LIVING LEGACY OF FREEDOM.

My most treasured personal interaction with RAO remains etched in my memory. During the intense period of our doctors’ strike in 2024, at a time of great uncertainty, he called us to his office. He inquired deeply about the dispute's progress, but his purpose was not merely political. He embraced us, congratulating us for taking a decisive stand for our young intern colleagues whose rightful pay had been cruelly reduced by 66%. He then shared his own profound history working within the trade union movement, advocating for fair compensation and employee welfare. He shook our hands and departed for another meeting—it was an unforgettable moment of encouragement and resonant leadership.

The indelible lesson I absorbed from that moment is the absolute necessity of standing for what is right, regardless of the cost. This kind of uncompromising commitment is often misconstrued in our society; advocates for the downtrodden are frequently cast as adversaries, labeled dismissively as "kimbelembele," and threatened with intimidation.

Raila’s epic political journey serves as a constant, powerful reminder that the path of resisting oppression is never smooth. His eight years of incommunicado detention under the Moi regime, coupled with immense torture that resulted in long-term health consequences—including hydrocephalus and a tearing eye—never managed to break his resolve. He simply refused to yield. This unyielding tenacity is the foundation of my own inspiration and the resolve I carry forward in the ongoing fight.

That, truly, is the Raila Spirit: it is immortal, a flame that will never die. It lives in the hearts of every Kenyan who resists the bad vices that plague our society—from brazen land grabbing and the systemic theft of public resources to the enactment of oppressive laws and the suppression of democratic freedoms.

May the light of his life and his unwavering spirit continue to inspire every single person who strives for a just and equitable Kenya. I vow to keep the fight ongoing. !

10/10/2025

Kenyans, on this Mazingira day, let me urge us to restore respect for our environment. Let us not throw litter anyhow. Your litter is your responsibility - carry it home to your dustbin if it's light paper or a bottle. This day should not just be about trees but also about keeping our streets and walkways clean. Let's draw lessons from Rwanda. Clean streets begin with you.