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According to the report, counties collectively received Sh11.12 billion for bursaries and scholarships but spent only Sh9.8 billion, leaving an unspent balance of Sh1.3 billion.
Under the revised system, soldiers are required to pay for meals either in cash or through salary deductions.
Kindiki said the country has made huge progress in expanding electricity access over the last decade, with only about 4.1 million households still without power
Immigration PS Belio Kipsang told a Parliamentary committee that a prototype of the SID has already been submitted to the International Labour Organization (ILO) for approval
Iran is among the top ten buyers of Kenyan tea and remains a key market
Duale said the Ministry of Health is committed to ensuring that every health worker from community oral health officers to specialist surgeons is well-trained and competent
The DP assured that the government is focused on fair and equal treatment of all Kenyans
The president is expected to set the tone for the conference, outlining his administration’s vision for strengthening devolution
Musonye said all ticketing is being managed solely by the Confederation of African Football (CAF), the LOC, and the Football Kenya Federation (FKF)
The coastal city has emerged as the epicentre of Kenya’s outbreak
Kindiki on Tuesday pledged a renewed push to bridge long-standing regional inequalities
The officer, Police Constable Adan Ayoo, is said to have died on 27 March 2025
Prosecutors say Koyumi attacked Bella at around 8 pm during the festival in Langata Sub-County, stealing 30,000 shillings in cash and a Redmi 14 Pro smartphone valued at 26,000 shillings.
The Association claims that the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), the police, the State Department for Roads, and Kenya Railways have failed in their responsibility to protect the public.
Rono, already charged and currently in custody, informed the court during a Tuesday mention that he intended to apply for bond.
Documents presented to the Senate reveal that thousands of families are enduring hardship as billions of shillings in benefits remain unpaid under the Group Life, Last Expense, Work Injury Benefit Act (Wiba), and Group Personal Accident (GPA) schemes.
The president cited the Harambee Stars as an example of young Kenyans leading with passion and creativity
Following closely are Kenyans with movement disabilities, whose phone use rose to 77.3 percent last year from 60.1 percent five years earlier.
EACC chairperson Dr. David Oginde said on Tuesday that governors are leading in the misuse of county funds
Ruto said the Hustler Fund has opened doors to affordable credit for millions who were previously locked out of formal lending
The union drew comparisons with recent changes in the National Police Service (NPS), where officers who had been in the same rank for more than a decade were promoted without interviews or advertised vacancies.
The proposal to privatise KPC has been formally tabled in Parliament and handed to the joint committees on Energy and on Public Debt and Privatisation for detailed examination.
President Ruto said the government was implementing “bold, strategic, intentional, and multi-pronged” programmes to boost youth employment
Interested and qualified candidates must apply online via the TSC portal before the deadline on Monday, August 25, 2025, at midnight. Manual applications will not be accepted.
The Kenya Roads (Amendment) Bill, 2025, sponsored by Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma, seeks to amend the Kenya Roads Board Act, Cap 408A, to give counties a direct share of the fund.
The app’s redesign incorporates features specifically aimed at younger activists, including Gen Z users, who are often at the forefront of advocacy work.
Nairobi County, led by Governor Johnson Sakaja, accounted for Sh3.3 billion in irregularities, while Kericho County, under Governor Eric Mutai, recorded Sh1.9 billion.
The report reveals that young people aged 25 to 34, often called Zillennials, have the highest Internet usage rate at 59.3 percent. This group benefits from a stronger financial position and the need to use digital tools for work.
According to Tala, the top reasons women borrow digital loans include meeting household expenses such as food and rent, paying school fees and buying supplies, supporting small business operations, and covering medical bills.
A report by Auditor General Nancy Gathungu shows the counties also lack logbooks for various machinery and vehicles in their possession, including tractors, tippers, rollers and motorcycles.