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MPs support Bill to ensure timely confirmation and allowances for teachers

The Teachers Service Commission (Amendment) Bill 2024, sponsored by Mandera South MP Abdul Haro, seeks to set a minimum of 30 days and a maximum of six months for acting appointments. After this period, teachers would automatically be confirmed in the roles they have been serving.

Vihiga Senator challenges Oburu, says ODM can lead Kenya

The remarks come amid intensified discussions within ODM about its role and strategy ahead of the 2027 General Election.

Oburu: ODM members free to leave if uncomfortable

Oburu explained that discussions will centre on policy frameworks, community development, and sharing of government positions.

Surge in private pharmacies near hospitals raises patient safety concerns

Duale highlighted a worrying trend of pharmacies rapidly mushrooming near major referral and county hospitals, a development that could put patients at risk and raise questions about conflicts of interest.

Ministry assures 2025 national examiners of pending payments

Thousands of contracted officers were engaged to manage last year’s three national assessments; the Kenya National Examinations Council administered Kenya Primary School Education Assessment, Kenya Junior School Education Assessment and Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education.

Sifuna stays firm on podium as teargas briefly disrupts Kakamega rally

Before Sifuna began his address, teargas had already been thrown near the grounds, briefly causing panic among attendees. Even so, organisers pressed on with the programme as leaders took turns speaking.

Cabinet Secretaries roll out new State appointments across key sectors

In agriculture, Mutahi Kagwe confirmed the re-appointment of Gabriel Pulei as a board member of the Kenya Dairy Board for another three-year term beginning February 20 this year.

At least 10 killed in Israeli air strikes on Eastern Lebanon

The Israeli army said the operation focused on what it described as “Hezbollah command centres” and accused the group of hiding its military assets among civilians. “Hezbollah systematically embeds its assets within the civilian population,” the military said in a statement.

Traders at Githurai Market along Thika Road had a rough week as KeNHA cleared stalls for bus bays

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Taxpayers bear Sh233 billion legal burden as Government defaults

The health sector carries the heaviest burden, with nearly Sh100 billion in unsettled awards, some stemming from contracts dating back to President Daniel Moi’s era.

West Bank village reflects mounting strain on Palestinian Authority

At the same time, Israel stopped transferring tax revenues it collects on behalf of the Palestinian Authority. The disagreement involves Palestinian school materials and payments to families of Palestinians jailed or killed by Israel, including attackers. Palestinian officials say more than four billion dollars is now being withheld.

CS Kagwe pushes for funding and reforms to rescue sugar sector

Kagwe said the government has engaged widely with stakeholders and is committed to presenting the proposed changes without delay. The reforms are intended to improve governance, ensure transparency, and enhance benefits for farmers and workers alike.

President Ruto reappoints five Government Board chairpersons

Mzee Mwinyi Mzee has been reappointed as Non-Executive Chairperson of the Coast Development Authority

UK and four European allies launch joint drone and missile defence project

vThe initiative is designed to strengthen European security cooperation while providing a faster and cost-effective response to emerging aerial threats. Officials say the first weapons from this partnership are expected to be ready within the next year.

Transporters warn of rising looting, call for security escorts

Kenya Transporters Association reported that organised criminal groups have stolen eight coffee consignments over the past two months.

Cameroon soldiers receive prison terms for Ngarbuh attack

The military court handed down terms ranging from five to 10 years for each soldier, following a case that highlighted one of the country’s most notorious incidents in the ongoing Anglophone conflict. A member of a local militia also received prison time for participating in the violence.

KeNHA to remove encroachments at Roysambu ahead of bus park project

This follows a similar operation at Githurai, where illegal structures blocking the road reserve were removed to make room for a modern bus park.

Kakamega police deny receiving notice of Sifuna rally

Western Regional police commander Issa Mohmud stated that his office had not received any written communication regarding the Saturday meeting scheduled at Amalemba Grounds.

Venezuelan Opposition politician freed but questions scope of amnesty

Guanipa, who leads the centre-right Justice First party and previously served as vice-president of the National Assembly, had been in hiding following accusations of terrorism and treason tied to his rejection of the 2024 election results.

Kenyans told to brace for widespread rains and possible floods

High-risk counties include Migori, Nyamira, Bungoma, Kakamega, Embu, Murang’a, Nyeri, Tharaka-Nithi, Kisii, Narok, Kajiado, Makueni, Machakos, Nairobi, Kericho, Bomet, Taita-Taveta, Kitui, Kwale, Mombasa, southern Tana River, and parts of Kilifi.

Trump signals possible targeted strike on Iran amid nuclear talks

The US has steadily increased its military footprint in the Gulf in recent weeks, signaling readiness as negotiations continue.

PS Sing’Oei engages Ukrainian and Russian envoys on safety of Kenyans abroad

Authorities have reported that some Kenyans have been misled into joining fighting forces through false job offers. Security agencies warn that unemployed youth, former military personnel, and other vulnerable groups are being targeted with promises of high-paying contracts, only to be sent into conflict zones.

CHADEMA calls on AU to investigate Lissu detention, questions Samia’s summit role

CHADEMA called on the African Union to publicly address Tanzania’s electoral process, back independent investigations into reported violations, condemn the use of treason laws against political opponents, and reiterate that political authority must come from citizens’ freely expressed will rather than fear or coercion.

Obado seeks dismissal of Sharon murder case, claims evidence is weak

During submissions filed in court, Obado insisted that criminal convictions must be based on solid facts and not on assumptions, rumours or unverified claims.

Trump unveils replacement 10% tariff after court rejects previous levies

The high court ruled 6-3 that the president had exceeded his authority under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA), a law from 1977 that allows the executive to regulate trade in times of emergency.

Importing Maize From Zambia, Yet That 40,000 Acre Of Land Is Ours? Joakim Simiyu & Peter Mucendu

Billionaires Are Being Killed In Kenya: Dr. George Njenga