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Inua Jamii age may be lowered to 60 in new budget plans
News

Inua Jamii age may be lowered to 60 in new budget plans

Despite these plans, the National Assembly’s Labour and Social Protection Committee has raised concerns that some elderly citizens, orphans, vulnerable children, and persons with severe disabilities may miss their monthly stipends unless the Treasury releases Sh16.958 billion under Supplementary Budget II.

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KUCCPS hints at rethinking Grade C+ rule under CBC
Education and Career

KUCCPS hints at rethinking Grade C+ rule under CBC

KUCCPS CEO Agnes Wahome noted that sticking strictly to minimum university grades is becoming increasingly unsustainable, particularly after many students who sat the 2025 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education exams did not meet the Grade C+ requirement.

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Wetang’ula warns 56% of MPs may lose seats in next election
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Wetang’ula warns 56% of MPs may lose seats in next election

Wetang’ula reminded legislators of their constitutional responsibility over public finances, noting that they hold the ‘power of the purse.’ He urged Members to carefully examine the Estimates and numerical adjustments during budget deliberations, ensuring that budget figures accurately reflect policy priorities.

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KETRACO unveils Sh15.8 billion Coast power upgrade
Business

KETRACO unveils Sh15.8 billion Coast power upgrade

The plan involves a new 220/132 kilovolts (kV) substation in Kilifi and an upgrade of the 220/33kV substation in Malindi. The Coast region has struggled with unstable voltage and frequent power disruptions, partly because it is far from the country’s main power generation centers and has a limited transmission network.

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Why opposition parties are racing separately - Kioni
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Why opposition parties are racing separately - Kioni

Speaking during a Radio Generation interview, Kioni said unity in the opposition depends on how strong each party is on its own. He noted that parties are first focusing on building their structures and leadership before moving to joint political arrangements.

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