The landowners accuse the government agency of bypassing them in the process meant to decongest the area of high number of wild animals.
Felix Koskei termed some of the demands by the KMPDU unattainable and unachievable due to the current economic times.
National Assembly Deputy Clerk Serah Kioko said there is need to embrace AI in parliamentary reporting.
Karua has lashed out at the Kenya Kwanza government for lavish spending as Kenyans continue to suffer in hospitals
TSC will also recruit 20,000 teachers to address the shortage in Junior Secondary Schools (JSS) in a joint exercise that will cost the exchequer more than Sh7.8 billion.
Lake Oloidien is located next to Lake Naivasha and has been a source of income for tens of residents of Kongoni and Maella areas.
While vowing to protect the teachers, Kuppet Secretary General Akelo Misori termed the escalating insecurity serious as more teachers seek transfers.
Karuturi Secondary School was closed by a receiver manager after the parent company, Karuturi flower farm was placed under receivership.
Jimmy Wanjigi and Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni were caught up in the melee that saw police arrest residents.
The Kenya Tourism Board (KTB) is pursuing initiatives to increase the number of international tourist arrivals into the country from 1.9 to 3 million by the end of the year.
More than 40 people have been killed in Nakuru County after a dam burst its banks following weeks of torrential rains that also forced thousands from their homes.
It’s now emerging that hours before the Dark Tunnel Valley dam burst its banks, killing close to 50 people, area residents had raised concerns over rising water levels.
At Mai Mahiu Police Station, families whose kin had boarded an ill-fated Easy Coach bus were seeking information on the passengers after some were reported missing.
Through the local churches, the families had been warned that the water could spill over but many ignored the advice.
Interior ministry says 52 bodies have been recovered.
The incident comes barely a fortnight after an official of the Kamere Landing Beach was attacked and killed by a hippo while on guard at the busy facility.
Each family that lost a relative will get between Sh150,000 and Sh200,000.
The government has pledged to resettle the families elsewhere and help them rebuild their homes and lives.
Parents and teachers attribute learners absence to trauma caused by the tragedy.
The team will audit the loss suffered by the families, property damaged by floods, and craft the resettlement plan.