The digital platform aims to measure progress in reforming laws that disproportionately criminalise poverty and survival-related activities such as begging, loitering, street hawking and sleeping in public spaces.
Out of 73,480 registered voters, a total of 41,656 ballots were cast, translating to a 57 per cent turnout.
Their strong performance reflects continued efforts to improve transparency, investor communication and the disclosure of debt-related information.
IEBC says voters must present a valid ID or passport, undergo KIEMS verification and follow the official voting procedure to ensure a free, fair and orderly by-election.
Committee Chairperson and Luanda MP Dick Maungu said the Committee had recently met the Cabinet Secretary for Education, Julius Ogamba, to discuss challenges facing TVET institutions, including delayed government capitation and declining enrolment.
The proposed reforms seek to establish a framework for accrediting theological institutions and programmes, standardising curricula, recognising prior learning and promoting accountability in ministerial training.
KICD said addressing the policy gaps would strengthen coordination between institutions involved in textbook procurement and distribution, improve accountability in the use of resources and support timely access to quality curriculum materials for learners in public schools.
Ogamba said chronic underfunding continues to strain universities, TVET institutions and teacher training colleges despite government efforts to improve financing under the new university funding model.
Education CS Julius Ogamba says delayed Treasury releases and inadequate funding have left TVET institutions struggling, with the scholarship programme facing a Sh14.9 billion deficit despite growing student enrolment.
Chronic illnesses, heart disease, obesity - we know eating too much of the wrong foods can be unhealthy. But what about "good" foods: Is modern farming diluting micronutrients in our fruit and vegetables?
While reaching for comfort food occasionally is normal, frequent emotional eating can develop into an unhealthy cycle that affects both physical and mental wellbeing.
Although it is not a cure for disease, replacing sugary drinks with a daily cup of green tea may be one of the simplest lifestyle changes people can make to support their overall health.
Doughnuts are a delicious way to treat friends and family without leaving the house, and are a fun experiment for you and your children.
According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), vitamin D deficiency remains a significant global public health concern, particularly among populations with limited sun exposure or inadequate dietary intake.
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