MPs call for full audit as State Lodge land disputes rise
State House Comptroller Katoo ole Metito highlighted Kisumu and Nakuru lodges as the most affected.
By Maureen KinyanjuiState House Comptroller Katoo ole Metito highlighted Kisumu and Nakuru lodges as the most affected.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe Commission anticipates registering 28.63 million voters, including 6.3 million new entrants identified from the National Population Register, across 55,393 polling stations, an increase of 9,169 stations from the 46,229 used in the 2022 elections.
By Maureen Kinyanjui, Nwakanma explained that LEAP Africa, a 24-year-old youth development organization founded in Nigeria and now operating across the continent, was established to foster a new generation of African leaders.
By Chrispho OwuorThe disagreement emerged during a joint appearance before Parliamentary committees on Budget and Finance, where each official presented starkly different views on the platform’s performance.
By Maureen KinyanjuiLaurence des Cars submitted her resignation to President Emmanuel Macron, who praised her decision at a time when the museum needed "calm and a strong new impetus to successfully carry out major projects involving security, and modernisation".
By Samuel OtienoCurrently, student placement into KMTC is undertaken by the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service under the Education Ministry.
By Maureen KinyanjuiSuba South MP Caroli Omondi is among the most affected. He has been removed as chairperson of the Constitution Implementation Oversight Committee and redirected to the Sports and Culture Committee, a shift he views as a demotion from a critical constitutional watchdog role.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe report is set to be tabled during Wednesday’s plenary sitting, where Members of Parliament will debate the recommendation and vote on whether to adopt or reject it.
By Maureen KinyanjuiWestern Regional Police Commander Issa Mohmoud said the suspects were picked up later that evening while travelling in a private vehicle. He said they were intercepted through a joint operation between officers in Kakamega and Kisumu as they headed towards Kisumu.
By Bradley BosireNgoma’s death emerges as both Kinshasa and M23 work to uphold a Qatar-brokered ceasefire. The arrangement includes a joint monitoring and verification system with representatives from Qatar, the United States, and the African Union overseeing compliance.
By Bradley BosireSpeaking to Radio Generation on Tuesday morning, former Harambe Stars captain Musa Otieno hailed the South African import, saying that his faith in youngsters might be Kenya's solution to exposing players in established proffesional first tier football leagues abroad.
By Shadrack AndengaKarua also sent a message of support to Winnie Byanyima, Besigye’s spouse, commending her strength during what she described as a painful and prolonged period for the family.
By Bradley BosireNational Syndemic Diseases Control Council (NSDCC) Acting CEO Douglas Bosire told the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Health that shifting global funding patterns have left prevention activities exposed.
By Bradley BosireKoskei instructed that audit findings must lead to corrective measures, stressing that efficiency is measured by implementation rather than documentation.
By Bradley BosireKindiki outlined that the government’s record will be evident through completed projects, which he said will serve as the administration’s performance benchmark ahead of future campaigns.
By Bradley BosireMeteorologists attribute the early-season rains to favorable atmospheric conditions, including enhanced convective activity linked to the Madden-Julian Oscillation (MJO), which is expected to temporarily boost moisture and rainfall amounts in parts of the country during late February and early March.
By David AbonyoEmmanuel Kwasi Kotoka was among a group of officers who deposed Nkrumah in 1966. He himself was killed at the airport the following year during a failed counter-coup attempt.
By Samuel OtienoMurkomen said congested prisons strain public resources, weaken rehabilitation efforts, and undermine human rights protections.
By Bradley BosireCommittee Chairperson MP Kangogo Bowen said ministries must avoid overextending their budgets, arguing that launching new projects while existing works remain incomplete is impractical.
By Bradley BosireDuale commended EAC partner states for developing policies, legal frameworks, and strategies that guide safe and effective TCIM practice. He said regional cooperation is essential to close regulatory gaps, accelerate progress, and harmonize standards across borders.
By Chrispho OwuorState House Comptroller warned that the current budget would not support key projects, programmes, and operations essential to State House’s mandate.
By David Bogonko Nyokang'i