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TSC needs extra Sh5bn to clear growing teacher promotion backlog
Education and Career

TSC needs extra Sh5bn to clear growing teacher promotion backlog

As mandated by law, the commission handles the recruitment, registration, employment, assignment, promotion, transfer, discipline and termination of teachers in public learning institutions. In July, it introduced automatic promotions aimed at speeding up career growth for deserving tutors based on performance, while retaining competitive promotions for those rising to higher ranks.

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Less than 40% of counties provide health insurance for persons with disabilities, report shows
News

Less than 40% of counties provide health insurance for persons with disabilities, report shows

The disability inclusion assessment, which examined 41 out of the country’s 47 counties, shows that while 34 counties (82.9 per cent) have taken steps to improve healthcare access for persons with disabilities, notable gaps remain. Initiatives include enhancing physical access to health facilities, offering disability-specific medical support, and implementing inclusive health communication strategies.

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The Kenyatta National Hospital. PHOTO/UON
Health and Wellness

KNH radiotherapy wait times double as machines break down

Figures presented to the Treasury indicate that the average wait for radiotherapy at KNH rose to 37 days, up from 18 days the previous year, far above the target of 17 days. The State Department for Medical Services said the jump was caused by constant equipment failures and growing demand for treatment.

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England’s flood defences struggle as winter storms arrive
Global Affairs

England’s flood defences struggle as winter storms arrive

Among the defences, 6,498 were considered "high consequence," meaning that their failure could have a severe impact on communities. Overall, around 8,500 structures were not functioning as intended at the start of winter. While the Department for the Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs says investments since 2024 have strengthened the network, the condition of defences varies greatly across regions.

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Brazil Congress in turmoil over Bolsonaro sentence cut
Global Affairs

Brazil Congress in turmoil over Bolsonaro sentence cut

The former president, a right-wing populist narrowly defeated by Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva three years ago, remains a polarizing figure in Brazil. Conservative lawmakers have explored multiple paths to reduce his sentence, the latest being a bill that overhauls penalties for elected officials and drastically reduces sentences for crimes tied to the 2022 coup attempt.

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Nyaribari Masaba hopeful vows tech-driven solutions and community-focused leadership
News

Nyaribari Masaba hopeful vows tech-driven solutions and community-focused leadership

The Kisii County constituency, currently represented by Daniel Ogwoka Manduku of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), faces persistent security threats, according to Mobeck. Cattle rustling along the Maasai-Kalenjin border has long troubled residents, particularly in areas where his grandfather’s land sits at the junction of Kisii, Nyamira, Homabay, and Narok counties.

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Burkina Faso detains Nigerian officers over emergency landing, cites airspace breach
Global Affairs

Burkina Faso detains Nigerian officers over emergency landing, cites airspace breach

The aircraft touched down in Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso’s second-largest city, which the Nigerian Air Force said was the closest airfield to ensure the plane’s safety. However, the account from the three Sahel countries, formally known as the Alliance of Sahel States (AES), disagreed, insisting the plane had entered Burkina Faso without permission and had been forced to land.

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Kenya welcomes home 230 officers from Haiti
News

Kenya welcomes home 230 officers from Haiti

National Security Advisor Monica Juma led the reception and praised the team for representing the country with honour throughout the mission. She said the officers carried out their duties with professionalism and a strong sense of responsibility both to Kenya and to the people of Haiti.

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Kenya faces deeper hunger cisis as over 2.1 million at risk
News

Kenya faces deeper hunger cisis as over 2.1 million at risk

According to the bulletin, nine counties- Wajir, Garissa, Kilifi, Kitui, Marsabit, Kwale, Kajiado, Isiolo and Tana River are in the alert phase and now “require close monitoring due to emerging drought conditions and potential impacts on food security, water access and pasture availability.”

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Heavy Rainfall
News

Brace for hot and mostly dry week, weatherman warns

In its weekly bulletin released on December 9, the department noted that only a few areas in the Highlands East and West of the Rift Valley, parts of the Rift Valley itself, the Coast, North-eastern Kenya and the South-eastern lowlands are likely to experience occasional showers.

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Why protection systems are failing women- Gender specialist
News

Why protection systems are failing women- Gender specialist

According to the UN Women, an estimated 840 million women, almost one in three, have been subjected to physical and/or sexual intimate partner violence, non-partner sexual violence, or both at least once in their life (30 per cent of women aged 15 and older).

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AU says silence on Gaza ‘cannot be our legacy’ at UN solidarity event
Global Affairs

AU says silence on Gaza ‘cannot be our legacy’ at UN solidarity event

Speaking in Addis Ababa during the commemoration of the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, the AU Commission Chairperson, Moussa Faki Mahamat, said the Union “stands firm in its principled support for the inalienable rights, dignity and quest for freedom of the Palestinian people.”

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