Ruto names new heads for three key state boards
The appointments were made for three-year terms and became effective on August 21, according to a gazette notice issued by the President on Friday.
The appointments were made for three-year terms and became effective on August 21, according to a gazette notice issued by the President on Friday.
Kindiki said the government was now ready to challenge opposition leaders over claims he said had been made against the administration during the past four years.
Wetang’ula said the 2027 election would also give Kenyans an opportunity to protect the development projects and gains made under President William Ruto’s administration.
The 2028 Games will bring several changes to the Olympic programme, with flag football and squash set to make their Olympic debut.
Council Chairperson Francis Mugo said dealing in scrap metal without the required licence is a criminal offence and warned industry players to ensure their operations meet the legal requirements.
The President said leaders should avoid politics that pits communities against one another, warning that tribalism and discrimination should have no place in the country’s political affairs.
The Ashenda festival was due to culminate in a large event at a stadium in Mekelle on Saturday, where girls and young women were expected to gather in colourful traditional outfits to celebrate the occasion.
The Deputy President said Uhuru should remain available as a national figure who can offer counsel on matters affecting the country, rather than become part of political campaigns.
On February 23, Passaris announced that she would vie for the Makadara MP position, saying the move would give her a chance to play a bigger role in the constituency's development.
Kindiki said senior leaders need to maintain strong working relationships with other politicians because those alliances can become important when facing political challenges.
Nominated Senator Betty Montet called on the Land, Environment and Natural Resources Committee to provide answers on emissions from cement and steel manufacturing companies operating in different parts of the country.
Sensi-Contugi, Director of Ecuador’s National Intelligence Centre (CNI), and his wife, Stephany Hollihan, were among seven people killed when a tourist safari helicopter crashed near Mount Ololokwe at about 9:13 am on August 19.