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Nyakang’o noted that her office has completed approvals for all national government entities, including the Executive, Judiciary, and Legislature.
Murkomen said he will not be shaken by those accusing police officers of crimes in the course of enforcing law and order during recent protests.
CS Duale accused the Mediheal Hospital founder using public resources to carry out questionable kidney transplants.
President Ruto said the decision to bring together the Nairobi and Luanda processes into one harmonised EAC–SADC peace platform was driven by the scale and urgency of the crisis in North and South Kivu.
Alex Matindi, Secretary General of MELTA, said the association is not opposed to regulation, but called for more dialogue to ensure the rules do not cripple enterprises.
Senator Onyonka questioned why public hospitals were receiving vastly different amounts from the SHA, with some Level 5 facilities getting more than Sh30 million while others reportedly received less than Sh2,000.
Uhuru attended the session in his role as the African Union-Kenya Peace Envoy and the official facilitator of the EAC-led Nairobi peace process.
CS Mlongo told the committee that the construction falls under laws that allow for eco-tourism development in public forests.
Organisers have also blacklisted any musical or electronic devices that may interfere with broadcasts or disrupt technical operations at match venues.
Speaking on the matter, Kisii Senator Richard Onyonka said the provision was discriminatory and unconstitutional.
The MPs expressed deep concern over the state utility’s performance, blaming Kenya Power for what they described as poor planning and a slow response to widespread outages.
The cases have been spread across 22 counties, with Mombasa, Busia, and Nakuru recording the highest numbers.
The Kenya Medical Research Institute Bill, 2025, tabled by Health Committee chair James Nyikal, aims to bring order to a sector that has remained largely unregulated.
KEBS said it is aware of the growing concern and clarified that every batch of sugar, whether produced locally or imported, is thoroughly checked for safety before it reaches consumers.
Adrian Njenga, NACADA’s Senior Policy and Planning Officer, said the focus on universities stems from recent studies that point to serious concerns.
Nairobi MCA John Rex Omolleh tabled a motion urging City Hall to operationalise the Nairobi City County Outdoor Advertising and Signage Control and Regulation Act, 2018.
Rupha chairperson Dr Brian Lishenga said the situation has become increasingly difficult as facilities are unable to follow up or get clarity on their pending claims.
Senators took issue with the Ministry’s poor communication, slow project rollout, and lack of transparency in the use of the Universal Service Fund.
The State Department for Diaspora Affairs revealed the data during a visit by Members of the National Assembly’s Departmental Committee on Defence, Intelligence and Foreign Relations.
The judge’s unusual decision brought a moment of warmth to an otherwise tense and lengthy legal process, highlighting the often-neglected needs of those held in custody during drawn-out court proceedings.
At the same time, the bench, also presiding over Gachagua’s impeachment case, declined to disqualify itself from hearing the matter.
EAC warned that any country taking unilateral steps that affect trade or movement is going against agreed rules.
In a comparison that highlighted the problem, senators noted that a litre of petrol in Nairobi costs Sh186.31, while in Kigali, Rwanda—despite being landlocked and importing its fuel through Dar es Salaam, the price stands at Sh161.80 per litre.
The CS noted that individuals trained by the government on the use of weapons have a greater duty than civilians and must not use their skills to threaten the public.
They unveiled the campaign in Nairobi on Thursday, with a focus on supporting reforestation efforts in Kenya and delivering aid to Palestinians.
The previous known record involved twins born in 2022 from embryos that had been in storage since 1992.
For domestically produced sugar, millers are required to remit a levy equivalent to four per cent of the ex-factory price.
Lagat stepped aside in June 2025 as public pressure mounted over the case, which has drawn wide attention.
While Tanzanian authorities maintain the directive aims to shield local entrepreneurs and micro-businesses, critics argue the move undermines regional cooperation and amounts to economic exclusion.
Ogamba noted that disbursement of HELB loans to first-year university students will begin on August 15, 2025, in line with the reopening of institutions.