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Kenya’s public assets total Sh4.965 trillion, land leads in value
Business

Kenya’s public assets total Sh4.965 trillion, land leads in value

State Corporations reported assets worth Sh4.945 trillion, representing almost all of the total, while State Departments recorded Sh15.884 billion and Constitutional Commissions Sh3.811 billion. The figures do not include national security bodies, such as the Kenya Defence Forces, National Intelligence Service, National Police Service, and National Prisons Service.

TIFA: ODM struggles to define its path amid post-Raila era
News

TIFA: ODM struggles to define its path amid post-Raila era

According to TIFA, ODM’s nationwide popularity has climbed to 20 per cent, surpassing President Ruto’s United Democratic Alliance (UDA) at 16 per cent. Experts suggest the increase may reflect post-Raila sympathy rather than strong approval of the party’s current political stance.

The Judiciary. PHOTO/The Standard
Education and Career

Female law students outperform men amid lower overall scores

Out of 2,968 candidates who sat for the exams, 1,835 regular and 1,133 retakes, women consistently achieved higher pass rates across most subjects. Among regular candidates, female students scored between 55.5% and 58.5%, while male students managed between 41.5% and 44.5%.

The Kenyatta National Hospital. PHOTO/UON
Health and Wellness

Senators push for new referral hospitals to serve all regions

Currently, only six national teaching and referral hospitals serve the country’s population of over 55 million, creating unequal access to quality healthcare. Lawmakers stressed the urgent need for more hospitals in every region to reduce the physical and financial burden on patients.

Ruto drives Sh82 million goat auction record in Baringo
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Ruto drives Sh82 million goat auction record in Baringo

President William Ruto, who led Monday’s event, purchased more than 1,300 goats, while his deputy, Kithure Kindiki, acquired 500 animals, each priced at Sh13,000. The annual gathering drew top government officials including Energy CS Opiyo Wandayi, Public Service CS Geoffrey Ruku, Gender CS Hanna Wendot, as well as numerous MPs, senators, and local leaders.