Natembeya calls himself a “walking prisoner” over Government action
Despite the challenges, Natembeya said he finds pride in his struggle and believes his stand for the people will be remembered long after.
Despite the challenges, Natembeya said he finds pride in his struggle and believes his stand for the people will be remembered long after.
At the service held at the Approved School grounds, Mudavadi said the Government recognizes the important role played by faith leaders in shaping communities. He reminded the gathering that the State does not t...
Parents must be consulted before any extra levies are introduced, while Boards of Management are required to ensure proper use of resources and give annual financial reports to parents. Schools must also offer...
The directive is part of the government’s coordinated national mourning efforts honoring Raila’s legacy and contribution to Kenya’s democracy.
Treasury records show the loans were drawn from multilateral, bilateral, and commercial lenders, supporting different state-funded projects. This means the government was taking on Sh23.9 billion monthly, equiv...
The call comes in the wake of a weekend that saw at least 20 deaths in separate road crashes. Among the incidents, an ambulance collided with a trailer, killing six people, while a matatu carrying family member...
A special report by the Office of the Auditor-General revealed that 33 non-existent schools had received funding meant for public institutions.
The government expects to collect Sh3.58 trillion in revenue next year, compared with projected spending of Sh4.64 trillion, leaving a gap of Sh1 trillion to be financed through borrowing.
The Sh3.5 billion payout brings closure to years of push-and-pull between the medical profession and government over the 2017–2024 Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA).
During a Purple Ribbon March at Vigilant House on Friday, Law Society of Kenya (LSK) President Faith Odhiambo called for accountability from state agencies, warning that continued attacks on legal professionals...
The programme is designed to boost LPG adoption across all 47 counties, with a particular focus on rural and peri-urban households that still rely heavily on firewood and kerosene.
Nyakang’o observed that the piling up of pending bills has put businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, under severe pressure as their cash flow is restricted by long-delayed payments.