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As public anger simmers and protests loom, Rose Njeri’s arrest tests government respect for freedom.
The Kenya Union of Commercial Food and Allied Workers (KUCFAW) has suspended Boniface Kavuvi from his position as General Secretary.
House team will begin public hearings in Busia and Migori then Trans Nzoia and Nandi on Wednesday.Among proposals in the Bill is the introduction of excise duty on imported gas cylinders.
The Office of the Auditor General wants the National Assembly to amend the Public Finance Management (PFM) Act, 2012, to include sanctions, as part of instilling fiscal discipline.
MTRH maintained that the issue stemmed from a formatting error in the expiry dates, which incorrectly indicated that the drugs were expired when they were not.
The National Assembly has approved amendments to the Conflict-of-Interest Bill, 2023.
Energy Principal Secretary (PS) Alex Wachira warned that Kenyans will have to bear the cost of compensating Adani for the work so far, though he did not disclose the actual amount.
Members of the National Assembly began debating the budget estimates for the Financial Year 2025/26, with a call to reinforce allocations to critical sectors, such as education, which are underfunded.
The Fish Levy Trust Fund has come under scrutiny for operating without a board of trustees for the year ending June 30, 2023.
The President has maintained a hardline stance that no amount of intimidation or name-calling will deter him from transforming the country.
The vetting of the three National Police Service Commissioners.
MPs questioned the need to move from NEMIS to KEMIS, even as the government prepares to pilot the new system starting next month.
CoB says external and domestic debts stand at Sh5.24 trillion and Sh6.12 trillion. Allocation for debt servicing in Fy 2024/25 amounted to Sh2.04 trillion,
Interior CS faces stinging criticism from his former colleagues in the Senate. Murkomen fights calls for his resignation over the recent extra-judicial killings.
The Foreign Affairs Ministry sought Sh523.8 million to support former Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s campaign, as he ran for the African Union Commission Chairperson.
The Foreign Affairs Ministry sought Sh523.8 million to support former Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s campaign, as he ran for the AUC Chairperson position.
The CS was expected to present findings into alleged breaches in kidney transplants at Mediheal Group of Hospitals to the Health Committee.
The Auditor General has raised concerns over unverified school capitation for the financial year ending June 30, 2023.
The former Deputy President claims he receives insider tips from the NIS revealing government schemes targeting him.
They accuse the institution’s management of ignoring audit directives, misusing public funds, and deploying flawed systems.
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