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Kiambu Senator Karungo Thangwa addresses the media in the Parliament of Kenya on September 17th, 2026. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG'I
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Senator Thang’wa warns Tertiary Funding Bill could burden poor students with debt

Under the proposed model, vulnerable students would receive 82 per cent of their education costs as scholarships and 18 per cent as loans. Extremely needy students would get 70 per cent as scholarships and 30 per cent as loans, while needy students would receive 53 per cent as scholarships, 40 per cent as loans and seven per cent from their families.

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The Uasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii appears before the Senate Committee on Devolution and Intergovernmental Relations during the audits in parliament on 7th Sept, 2026. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG’I
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Senate puts Governor Bii on notice over Eldoret’s financial woes

The Senate Committee on Devolution and Intergovernmental Relations told Uasin Gishu Governor Jonathan Bii that Eldoret City cannot rely on limited revenue streams to fund its expanding responsibilities. Senators also raised concerns about the ethnic diversity of the city workforce and asked for clearer plans to improve collections and board composi

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The Chairperson, National Assembly Committee on Governance and Education, Dickson Maungu (C) leading other MPs of the committee during a press briefing in Kisumu on August 3, 2026. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG'I
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MPs question millions paid by public schools to KESSHA

MPs on a parliamentary committee scrutinised Auditor-General reports on millions of shillings paid by national secondary schools to KSSHA, raising questions about the legal framework and public accountability for taxpayer-funded contributions. Principals told the committee the payments were intended to support students’ co-curricular activities.

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POA chairperson nominee Duncan Ojwang Oburu appears before the Gabriel Tongoyo-led National Assembly Committee on Administration and Internal Security during his vetting at Parliament on August 12, 2026. PHOTO/DAVID BOGONKO NYOKANG'I
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IPOA nominee Ojwang vows to tackle cartels, staff insecurity

During vetting at the National Assembly Committee on Administration and Internal Security, Duncan Ojwang said the IPOA needs adequate resources and staffing, called for better transparency measures such as CCTV and body cameras, and discussed how the authority should work with the Inspector General while preserving independence.

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