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MPs push for part-time TSC commissioners to save public funds
Education and Career

MPs push for part-time TSC commissioners to save public funds

Under the proposed arrangement, commissioners would earn allowances for their service instead of fixed monthly salaries. Full-time commissioners currently draw Sh650,000 monthly, while the chairperson earns Sh765,000, in addition to benefits such as medical cover, official transport, car loans, mortgages, airtime allowance, and a service gratuity.

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KNEC alerts public over scammers targeting exam results
Education and Career

KNEC alerts public over scammers targeting exam results

The Ministry of Education is set to release the 2025 Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) and KJSEA results in December, while KCSE results are scheduled for January 2026. This year, 996,078 candidates took KCSE, 1,298,089 pupils sat for KPSEA, and 1,130,669 learners completed KJSEA under the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), marking the first national assessment for junior school students under the new system.

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Maraga vows to enforce two-thirds gender rule if elected president in 2027
News

Maraga vows to enforce two-thirds gender rule if elected president in 2027

Maraga said the challenge arose from “a constitutional demand” found in the transitional provisions of the 2010 Constitution, which gave Parliament five years to operationalise the two-thirds gender principle. This rule bars more than two-thirds of elective or appointive positions from being held by members of the same gender.

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Full implementation of NADCO report key to inclusive governance - Etale
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Full implementation of NADCO report key to inclusive governance - Etale

Etale commended President Ruto for responding quickly to the Gen Z outcry after his meeting with Raila Odinga, saying it showed a willingness to address citizens’ concerns. He expressed optimism that more would be done “to ensure that the youth, the minority, persons with disability, women, are included in government.”

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Museveni: State must control internet backbone to keep data affordable
Global Affairs

Museveni: State must control internet backbone to keep data affordable

During a briefing on Wednesday, Museveni explained that when essential digital channels are left to business operators, they often end up dictating prices in ways that strain households and limit growth. He said the State should oversee the primary infrastructure while allowing private companies to operate on top of it.

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California doctor imprisoned for role in Matthew Perry’s overdose death
Global Affairs

California doctor imprisoned for role in Matthew Perry’s overdose death

Perry, 54, died at his Los Angeles home in 2023 after battling depression and substance misuse for many years. His family described Plasencia as the “most culpable” and urged the court to impose a stiff sentence, highlighting the doctor’s repeated decisions to provide drugs to Perry despite knowing his vulnerabilities.

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Inquest into Prof Walibora’s death begins with police witness
News

Inquest into Prof Walibora’s death begins with police witness

Corporal Mwanagisi Hilal, the first witness to take the stand, told the magistrate that she was carrying out her normal traffic duties on April 10, 2020, when she was alerted that a pedestrian had been knocked down. She rushed to the scene and found Prof Walibora on the ground, surrounded by members of the public who were trying to help.

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