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MPs summon Treasury and PPRA on e-GPS compliance
The move comes after Parliament annulled a circular mandating the exclusive use of the platform and a High Court temporarily suspended its enforcement.
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Dispute over judges’ allowances escalates in Parliament
The confrontation followed the Auditor General’s report on the Judiciary’s financial statements for the year ended June 30, 2023. Auditor General Nancy Gathungu highlighted irregular domestic travel and subsist...
Education and Career
MPs pledge action on Egerton University’s 2,000-acre land dispute
The university says more than 2,000 acres of its farm land have been seized by private individuals who have even obtained documents claiming ownership, frustrating attempts to recover the property.
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MPs summon police IG Kanja over payroll and reform delays
Kanja had written to the Speaker seeking a 21-day deferment, arguing that the recent appointment of a new chairperson to the National Police Service Commission (NPSC) required more time for consultations and a...
Health and Wellness
MPs question NHIF cover for foreign kidney transplant patients
During the hearing, hospital officials acknowledged performing kidney transplants on several foreigners, mostly Somalis.
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MPs demand urgent reforms as audit exposes billions lost at NCPB
According to an audit, more than Sh2 billion in expenditure for the 2017/2018 financial year lacked supporting documents.
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Wetang’ula calls on lawmakers to uphold integrity amid bribery claims
Wetang’ula warned that recent claims of legislators soliciting inducements to influence legislation have cast doubt on Parliament’s credibility
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Delays on roads bill could stall projects, warns MP Junet
The Suna East MP said the Bill, sponsored by Homabay Town MP Peter Kaluma on behalf of the House Legislative Caucus, is key in addressing constitutional defects identified in the Kenya Roads Board Act
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MPs tighten rules on KPC sale, demand State retains control
Beyond ownership structure, MPs demanded strong safeguards to prevent the emergence of a monopoly.
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Ruto refers Wildlife Bill back to MPs for reconsideration
In his Memorandum, the President proposed changes to Clause 2 and suggested introducing a new provision, asking the National Assembly to reconsider the Bill in line with the constitutional process.
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MPs support Ipoa’s push for budget autonomy and armed investigators
In its report tabled on August 5, the National Assembly Committee on Administration and Internal Security committee said the changes would strengthen Ipoa’s ability to carry out its mandate
Education and Career
MPs on the spot over missing Sh4.1bn bursary funds
According to the report, 125 constituencies claimed to have assisted thousands of students, but have failed to provide proof of these payments.