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All Sunday 15th Newspaper Headlines Review: Sunday Standard, Sunday Nation, Taifa Jumapili.

Sunday Nation: form one selection: all eyes on the limited national school slots.

Parents, teachers and pupils wait with bated breath as the ministry of education completes the computerized form one selection tomorrow ahead of school reopening on January 23.

The top ten students from every sub county, five boys and five girls will be placed in national schools of their choice. All candidates on the Other hand will be admitted to form one under the government policy of 100 percent transition.

In another story, four years after the dusit D2 attack; two queries still linger.

What became of the plan to arm security guards?

How many of the plotters were arrested?

What became of Violet Kemunto?

Will the victims ever get compensation?

Was number plates gap sealed?.

And finally, the real reason as to why the Nakuru road mega deal stalled has been revealed.

Correspondences seen by weekly review indicate that the national Treasury’s public private partnership ( PPP) unit- the agency that primarily overseas transparency and accountability in all the PPP projects- blew the whistle over the irregular manner in which the KSH 160 billion Nakuru -mau summit toll road tender was awarded to Vinci group a french companies.

Standard: the making of a soft handshake.

President William Ruto’s trip to Homabay and Siaya over the weekend underlined his commitment to develop all regions regardless on how they voted in August 9 presidential election.

And as his helicopter took to the skies after the two-day tour, one thing was clear, an indirect handshake and a spirit of togetherness with the opposition had been Built.

In another story, the independent electoral and boundaries commission chairman Wafula chebukati is set to exit on Tuesday leaving behind a mixed Legacy.

The IEBC boss is leaving after overseeing three Presidential Elections after one in 2017 was annulled by the supreme court.

And finally, there are over 100 lucrative jobs in government as the president continues to populate his government to deliver on his vision.

Meanwhile there is intense lobbying for the jobs as close Allies converse for the plum state appointments.

Taifa jumapili: finally the late TV personality Catherine Kasavuli laid to rest.

The late TV screen Catherine Kasavuli was laid to rest in nyangori Vihiga county in a funeral that was attended by the prime CS Musalia Mudavadi, speaker Moses wetangula, Martha Karua and others.

Kasavuli died of cancer late last year.

And in sports, Manchester city lost an opportunity to narrow the gap with leaders arsenal after suffering a 1-2 defeat at old Trafford.

In another setback, Liverpool suffered a humiliating defeat on Saturday dimming the hopes of ever challenging for the title this season.

Below are the table standing after yesterday’s matches as arsenal meets Tottenham in another derby today.

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