Clinicians want an enhancement of their risk allowance agreed on in 2021 with the then CS for Health Mutahi Kagwe.
Former Communications Authority Director-General Ezra Chiloba has revealed that his net worth stands at Sh800 million.
It has emerged that some operators collude with speed governor vendors to manipulate their devices to only transmit minimum speeds.
CS Linturi orders the immediate closure of Thika-based KEL Chemicals Company for supplying the government with three thousand bags of ‘substandard’ fertilizer.
The challenges include delays in settling dues owed to contractors, which sometimes result in sluggish work and areas of the city suffering from poor air quality.
Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna says he has no ambitions of becoming the city’s governor in 2027.
Odinga has eulogised the four-star general as a military leader with deep knowledge, steady leadership, and strong judgment.
The 41 candidates include former IEBC Chair Ahmed Isaack Hassan, who will face the interview panel on Monday, June 6.
Azimio has expressed discomfort with a military-led investigation into the chopper crash, fearing that it might be shrouded in secrecy.
The latest report by Amnesty International has implicated the Kenyan government for either committing or staying silent on some of the worst human rights violations against its citizens.
The medics have accused the government of resorting to threats and intimidation while side-stepping the ‘real issues’, including reinstatement of the contested Sh206,000 intern stipend.
Unlike civil aviation, the military operates under different protocols.
AU Commission chairman Moussa Faki calls for cessation of hostilities as Tigray and Amhara forces engage in a territorial dispute.
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has pledged Sh2 million in relief aid for families affected by the ongoing flash floods.
Thika Superhighway temporarily closed at Kahawa Sukari drift between Kahawa Barracks and KU; Athi River- Namanga Road closed at Kimalat area due to floods.
Murkomen stated that infrastructure projects require massive financial input that the exchequer might not immediately afford.
Pope Francis condoles with bereaved families in Mai Mahiu flood tragedy, calls for support for the victims; death toll now at 50.
NTSA revokes licenses of 64 PSV operators including Moline Safaris plying the Nairobi-Nakuru route, Nyeri shuttle, and Kensilver Express on the NBO-Meru route.
Mandera South MP, Abdul Haro, has urged the government to act swiftly and address a perceived inequality in disaster response.
Britain’s King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla have expressed their solidarity with the Kenyan people affected by the ongoing floods in a letter addressed to President William Ruto.
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