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Dispute grows over unpaid Sh7.9bn varsity CBA arrears
Education and Career

Dispute grows over unpaid Sh7.9bn varsity CBA arrears

In a January 23, 2026 letter, the union said 16 universities had failed to release 50 per cent of the Sh7.9 billion arrears and had not sent statutory and third-party deductions or paid lecturers who had already left service.

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MPs retreat: Top issues for Naivasha talks
News

MPs retreat: Top issues for Naivasha talks

IEBC chairperson Erastus Ethekon will appear before lawmakers on Tuesday to brief them on the commission’s status. Parliament says MPs will question the commission on boundary review, voter registration, voter education, electoral technology, and whether current laws and policies are adequate.

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Cervical cancer killing half of diagnosed women in Kenya, says MoH
Health and Wellness

Cervical cancer killing half of diagnosed women in Kenya, says MoH

The Public Health PS said Kenya is aligning with the World Health Organization goal to eliminate cervical cancer by 2030. The global target is to have 90 percent of girls aged 10 to 14 vaccinated against HPV, 70 percent of women aged 25 to 49 screened, and 90 percent of those diagnosed treated.

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Sugar workers issue strike notice over Sh10.8 billion unpaid dues
Business

Sugar workers issue strike notice over Sh10.8 billion unpaid dues

In 2025, the government leased the four state-owned mills to private investors as part of efforts to revive the sugar industry and attract fresh capital. The reform plan included a commitment to clear salary arrears and benefits for workers before and during the transition, but unions say these commitments have not been fully honoured.

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Government launches Sh20 billion scholarships for over 12,000 learners
Education and Career

Government launches Sh20 billion scholarships for over 12,000 learners

The scholarships, which will run for three years, target high-performing learners from disadvantaged households. Since 2020, the Elimu programme has helped 62,000 students, with special focus on vulnerable groups such as refugees, host communities, children from informal settlements, and families with limited income.

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