Winnie Odinga draws line on treasury role as Mbadi–Odinga row deepens
Winnie further drew a clear line on the role of the National Treasury, insisting that it must remain insulated from political confrontation.
Winnie further drew a clear line on the role of the National Treasury, insisting that it must remain insulated from political confrontation.
The proposed rules, developed by the National Transport and Safety Authority in conjunction with the Ministry, are aimed at strengthening vehicle safety standards, enhancing inspection systems and tightening enforcement amid rising concerns over road accidents.
The National Integrity Alliance (NIA) expressed “deep concern and disappointment” over the ruling by the Milimani Anti-Corruption Court delivered on May 15, 2026, which upheld the agreement between the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) and the accused persons.
Moi also grounded his concerns on constitutional guarantees under Article 53(1), which provides every child the right to protection from abuse, neglect, violence, inhuman treatment and punishment, and exploitative labour.
Nyoro further questioned the impact of previous tax changes, especially adjustments on Value Added Tax, saying they have not translated into lower pump prices.
The PS noted that the department had originally required a higher allocation but was still working within a Budget Policy Statement ceiling of Sh 6.383 billion, leaving several key programmes underfunded.
Achoka said Kenya needs a structured national dialogue to ensure governance choices reflect the lived realities of citizens. He argued that the idea of national interest should not be separated from public welfare.
The DP said the government was keen to cushion citizens from the rising cost of fuel and its impact on the cost of living.
The Ministry of Interior and National Administration said the transfers, promotions, and deployments had been undertaken after considering the officers’ experience, qualifications, and performance in public service.
Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja warned during a multi-agency meeting that early campaigning, organised criminal gangs and misinformation could threaten stability ahead of Kenya’s 2027 General Election.
The office further informed MPs that its current financial year budget had been adjusted through supplementary estimates.
Murkomen said a national Election Security Preparedness Framework has already been completed, drawing lessons from past elections dating back to 1992. He said the framework focuses on electoral violence, misinformation, cyber threats, hotspot mapping, and stronger coordination between institutions involved in election management and security.