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The Second in Command outlined that the administration was determined to ensure that no part of the country experienced food shortages or famine as a result of the changing weather conditions
Speaking on Friday during the launch of the NextGen KE Youth Employment Programme at State House, Nairobi, the President said internships were central to youth empowerment and skills development, arguing that every profession relied on apprenticeship and hands-on learning
Speaking during a Radio Generation interview on Friday, Abdikadir said the political realignment that followed the 2024 Finance Bill protests had significantly disrupted conventional political calculations, making it increasingly difficult to predict the outcome of the 2027 General Election
According to the survey, 83 per cent of Kenyans said they are registered voters, leaving a notable number of eligible citizens outside the voters' register.
Sifuna posted the biggest increase in the latest poll, rising from 10 per cent in May to 15 per cent in June, making him the fastest-growing opposition presidential hopeful during the period under review.
The son, (Ochieng) was among five witnesses called by the prosecution on Thursday before Senior Principal Magistrate Eric Wambo at the Mombasa Law Courts, where Pastor Paul Mackenzie and his co-accused, Shallyne Temba, Kahindi Garama, Tom Mkonwe, Julius Luwali and Johnson Richard, are jointly facing 29 counts of manslaughter
Taking to her X account on Thursday, Karua noted that the conclusion of the nearly eight-year murder trial reaffirmed the urgent need for criminal justice agencies to prioritise cases involving violence against women, noting that while the prosecution showed determination, justice should not take so long to be delivered
The three suspects remain in police custody and are undergoing processing ahead of their arraignment in court. The recovered Retay Falcon pistol and the two motorcycles have been detained as exhibits as investigations continue
Published in the Kenya Gazette, the regulations require every gambling advertisement to receive approval from the Gambling Regulatory Authority (GRA) before it can be aired, published or distributed. They also require foreign betting operators to provide Sh300 million in capital and guarantees before they can do business in the country.
Ombeta also criticised the reasoning adopted by the trial court, arguing that the conviction was based on assumptions rather than proven facts.
The proposals are contained in the Senate Roads Committee report on the Kenya Roads (Amendment) Bill, 2025, which was introduced in the National Assembly by Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma.
He acknowledged public concerns over the length of the trial but maintained that the delay resulted from unavoidable procedural and practical challenges, including interruptions caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and changes in the judicial officers who presided over the case