I've learned....That the Lord didn't do it all in  one day. What makes me think I can?
I've learned. ....That to ignore the facts does not
change the facts. AND ALSO I've learned...That it's those small daily happenings that make life so spectacular. CHEERS BIIKABKUTIT KIMNOTET NAET

success never come easlly it is through hard work so let us pull our socks now and do something .Anyway unity is the key to success that is kibagenge kokimnot so my fellow kales cheers for the unity that we have  and let all of us help one another plz, your fellow kelenjin is your brother or your sister please let us look  for network for every kale  thanks in advances.

 The Kalenjin are called Highland Nilotes because they live in the Highlands of the Rift Valley and are related to the people in the Nile area of Sudan and Uganda.

The Kalenjin are sometimes considered as a tribe made up of many clans.  The different clans are the Nandi Terik, Tugen, Keiyo, Marakwet, Pokot, Sabaot and the Kipsigis.  Marakwet is actually a blanket term for the Endo groups and the Talai.

The Okiek (also called Ndorobo), though originally of Cushitic... Read More

Man rapes, kills wife in Baringo

Police have intensified the search for a man who battered his wife to death after raping her on a footpath in broad daylight in Ngetmoi location of Baringo district.

According to Officer Commanding Police Division Peter Njenga the suspect Kipchumba Cherono followed his wife Mary Chebon to her parent's home where she had fled to seek shelter following repeated battering by the husband.