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MPs say cost of a car park project rose from Sh970 million to Sh3.9 billion.
The Lawmakers called on the National Government to take over the health functions in the county over a deepening health crisis that has seen 136 children die so far.
A petition lodged at the National Assembly to regulate the proliferation of theological institutions and Bible schools has left the House ideologically split.
A report reveals that the Authority is holding Sh57.6 billion and criticizes it for denying the rightful owners' access to their assets.
Even in death, former Prime Minister Raila Odinga commanded the stage.
Dagoretti South MP John Kiarie yesterday termed the ongoing debate on the same online as being premised on falsehoods.
Former AG argues amendments target activists exposing government wrongs. President Ruto defends the law, says it will protect against cybercrime and online fraud.
Kenya’s independence party KANU has embarked on a reinvigoration drive ahead of the by-elections slated for November 27.
A looming Cabinet reshuffle, a crisis meeting of the ODM party, and the silence of the Opposition continue to shape Kenya’s political landscape following the death of Raila Odinga.
Duale was set to appear before the Departmental Committee on Health to deliberate on the way forward following the committee’s recommendations arising from the report on the assessment of SHA.
A Bill seeking to address maternal and child deaths is inching closer to approval by Parliament.
Government to issue three million new IDs and renew three million others.
President William Ruto is being received by Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa at Kakamega Airstrip. [Benard Lusigi, Standard]
Once the Bill is approved, women wishing to become surrogate mothers will only do so three times.
Lawmakers have raised a red flag over the surging backlog of human-wildlife compensation claims further highlighting the continued plight of Kenyans who are victims.
The meeting, which focused on the political unification of Mt Kenya East and Mt Kenya West, also addressed the looming by-elections slated for November 27.
Deputy Minority leader Robert Mbui and Embakasi South MP Julius Mawathe were each suspended from the House.
According to a report by the National Assembly’s Health Committee, SHA has been bedeviled by systematic challenges which continue to hamper operations across health facilities
Raila’s demise has sparked a falling out within the rank and file of ODM, birthing two forces -each trying to chart the party’s political future
Parliament has expressed fears that Sh12.6 billion issued out to Kenyans under the Hustler Fund programme may have been lost.
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