The Speaker of the National Assembly said Lamu Port could become a major alternative gateway for cargo serving Kenya and neighbouring countries, helping reduce the pressure on the Port of Mombasa.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe National Assembly Speaker said Kenya’s interests must always take precedence over individual ambitions, stressing that leadership should be exercised with humility and a commitment to nation-building.
By Bradley BosireAccording to Mbadi, the platform is a key component of ongoing efforts to improve management of public resources by making procurement processes more open, efficient and easier to monitor.
By Bradley BosireHe further cautioned that persistent governance challenges remain a major threat to the cooperative movement, calling for stronger accountability mechanisms to safeguard public confidence in Saccos.
By Bradley BosireThe Speaker said motorcycle taxi operators play a critical role in supporting local economies and should be allowed to work in a secure and enabling environment.
By Bradley BosireThe National Assembly Speaker made the decision following a petition by Nyeri tea farmer John Omanga, who challenged the integrity of the legislative process.
By Bradley BosireSpeaker Wetang’ula further defended the Western region’s position within the Kenya Kwanza administration, arguing that the community had gained more representation compared to previous governments.
By Bradley BosireInside the Chamber, proceedings were interrupted as Speaker Moses Wetang’ula called for members to stand and pay tribute to the victims through a moment of silence. MPs rose together in honour of the young lives lost, with the House falling quiet in remembrance.
By Rose AchiengWetang’ula confirmed that the matter has already been forwarded to the Committee on Powers and Privileges for inquiry, in line with parliamentary rules. He said Wamboka would remain out of the committee’s leadership for the entire period of the investigations.
By Bradley BosireThe Malaha Junction accident has reignited calls for stricter enforcement of road safety regulations, better driver discipline, and improved infrastructure along major transport corridors in Kenya.
By Bradley BosireIn a major announcement, Wetang’ula said he had engaged National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi to ensure that funds are allocated in the next national budget to clear outstanding arrears owed to Nzoia Sugar workers.
By Bradley BosireWetang’ula appealed to North Rift residents, including those who had supported the late ODM leader Raila Odinga, to rally behind President Ruto in the spirit of inclusivity under the broad-based government.
By Bradley BosireThe National Assembly Speaker said the unity drive would be broadened to include other leaders from across Western region, stressing that the Luhya community could only gain meaningful bargaining power in national politics by speaking with one voice.
By Bradley BosireSpeaking in Mazeras, Kilifi County, Wetang’ula narrated how the two met shortly after the conclusion of Jamhuri Day celebrations, unaware that it would be their last encounter.
By Bradley BosireBungoma Governor Kenneth Lusaka confirmed the sad news, describing the late legislator as a dedicated leader
By Brenda SockyNational Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula led the delegation and accused critics of the initiative of undermining efforts to uplift vulnerable groups.
By Brenda SockyDuring a heated session in Parliament, lawmakers voiced concern over what they described as a possible case of police brutality.
By Maureen KinyanjuiWetang’ula on Thursday stressed that Parliament, as a constitutional organ, must be allowed to carry out its duties without interference from the Judiciary.
By Maureen KinyanjuiQuoting Isaiah 54:17, he encouraged the President to stay focused and not be swayed by political attacks.
By Maureen KinyanjuiWetang’ula said he had formally directed the police chief to ensure the case is handled swiftly but carefully.
By Maureen KinyanjuiThe proposed changes are expected to provide clarity for existing and new investors by creating a more predictable environment.
By Maureen Kinyanjui"It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of a true patriot, a devoted family man, and a steadfast servant of the people," said the family in a statement.
By Nadine Natasha