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The fourth remuneration review cycle, according to the SRC, is already underway and is expected to provide solutions that will ensure compliance with the one-third rule
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi confirmed that only Sh16,900 is being released annually per student, far below the Sh22,244 figure that school heads had been told to expect.
The report found that key medical specialties, such as immunology and clinical pathology, remain poorly regulated, undermining the quality and safety of transplants.
The riders are particularly opposed to a plan to introduce 47 county-level Motorcycle Transport and Safety Boards despite the existence of the National Transport and Safety Authority.
The President pointed to discoveries such as the Turkana Boy found near Lake Turkana in 1984, believed to be 1.6 million years old, as evidence of Kenya’s unique place in global history.
Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Korir Sing’Oei said the Horn of Africa is facing a complex web of peace and security threats that cannot be addressed by traditional diplomacy alone.
Ballistics expert Francis Karori confirmed that both the bullets and spent cartridge collected from the scene matched the rifle assigned to Kipkoech, identifying distinct firing pin marks unique to the weapon.
The regional forum brought together elders, former heads of state, scholars, and civic leaders to exchange ideas on promoting peace and stability throughout the IGAD region.
The land, which belongs to the Kenya Airports Authority, was subdivided and transferred without a valid Physical Development Plan, lacked any formal application, and was not subjected to statutory fees.
The vetting process for such appointments typically takes 28 days. Once completed, the final recommendation is presented to the President for formal appointment.
KANU accused the government of attempting to fabricate political alliances out of desperation.
The court also heard from DPP James Mashira, who informed the magistrate that investigations into the matter were already 70 per cent complete.
He said the charges were based on clear acts of destruction that targeted public property during the demonstrations — actions that, under Kenyan law, qualify as terrorism.
Seychelles continues to lead the continent, holding position 24 globally and offering visa-free access to 156 countries.
The court heard that Kalombotole suffers from serious medical conditions and requires treatment that is unavailable at the Kilimani Police Station, where he was being held.
According to IPOA, the protests left 342 civilians injured and 171 police officers wounded between June 17 and July 7, 2025.
In response, Justice Mwita directed him to file an affidavit within 14 days detailing what occurred while he was missing.
Principal Magistrate Richard Odenyo found that the maize procurement process had been carried out appropriately and did not breach any laws.
The facility, which handles over 120,000 aircraft movements each year, has drawn attention over the deteriorating state of its runways.
Muturi clarified that what was passed during his tenure was the Security Laws (Amendment) Act of 2014, which revised various laws but did not introduce the original anti-terror framework.
Environment Cabinet Secretary Debora Barasa told the Senate plenary that counties have repeatedly ignored the ministry’s guidance and legal notices on waste management.
KMPDU warned that if the stalemate continues, the unrest could escalate into a nationwide strike.
According to the July 2025 report, police officers deployed during demonstrations in June and July operated without displaying name tags or service numbers.
A report by Auditor General Nancy Gathungu paints a worrying picture of how the Sh31.5 billion subsidy programme.
Justice Chacha Mwita granted the order on Thursday following an urgent application filed by the governor’s legal team under a certificate of urgency.
The distribution of the coolers is part of a Sh1.45 billion project launched last month in Meru by President William Ruto.
Auditor General Nancy Gathungu warned that continued failure to pay the loan has led to Sh5.3 billion in penalties and Sh28.85 billion in interest.
Senator Seki said public schools across the country were severely underfunded in the 2020/2021 and 2021/2022 financial years.
The Auditor General also took issue with the TSC’s handling of teacher transfers.
