Nairobi has been known to project a collection of Sh20 billion, only to collect Sh12 billion, leaving a shortfall of Sh8 billion, which then contributes to the pending bills crisis.

The Department for Internal Security and National Administration is in the process of procuring 3,000 new vehicles to improve logistical capabilities across various security services.

The Auditor General, Nancy Gathungu, has flagged the write-off of Sh12.4 billion in sugar loans as a major blow to the Commodities Fund.

In his suit, Omtatah wants former National Treasury CS Njuguna Ndung’u, Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakang’o, and Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu to be held responsible for the borrowing.

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Murkomen explained that enforcement of compliance to the Act is apolitical and does not target any individual, dismissing claims that Gachagua and Muturi are persons of interest.

The appointments, announced through a gazette notice dated April 25, 2025, are set to shape the operations of the affected institutions for the next few years.

Chaired by former Deputy Chief Justice Nancy Baraza, the team was tasked with assessing and reviewing the country’s institutional, legal, and policy frameworks dealing with GBV and femicide.

The Communications Authority also cited breaches of the FM Radio and TV Licence Conditions on Adherence to the Programme Code and Complaints Handling Procedure, including failure to protect children and lapses in advertising standards.

The report named Kikuyu, Luo, Kamba, and Kalenjin as the dominant communities, holding over 54 per cent of the workforce.

The survivors have endured long legal processes in their pursuit of justice.

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Many of the hospital’s wards, built in the 1970s, are in dire need of modernisation to meet current medical standards.

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The Federation of Public Transport Sector, which brings together all associations within the industry, has blamed the lack of a national transport master plan for the disarray in Nairobi’s matatu sector.

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MPs voiced concerns about reports that some government institutions were including bribes in their budgets for auditors.

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MPs have expressed outrage over reports from Auditor General Nancy Gathungu’s office that have painted them in a negative light, accusing them of mishandling millions in bursary funds.

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Moturi, a banking and finance expert with a Master’s degree in Banking and Finance, defended her time at the SRC, where she served as a commissioner.

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Betting firms, landlords, retirement benefits schemes, Sacco owners, estate agents, certified public secretaries, jewel dealers, accountants, and NGO managers are among those expected to be closely monitored.

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The Bill also outlines various development partner-funded projects that will benefit counties in areas such as agriculture, health, water, sanitation, climate action, urban development and devolution.

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The bench will be tasked with determining issues raised by the Supreme Court judges against the JSC, which emanate from the JSC's intention to investigate the multiple complaints raised against the judges.

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The Apostolic Nuncio revealed that by doing that, they would be taking over from where the late Pope left and truly living out his legacy of humility and speaking for the voiceless.

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Sifuna was arrested in Bungoma County for alleged publication of false information while pretending he was President Ruto and deceiving Kenyans that he would leave office.

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Omollo has been at the centre of several unresolved matters, including the implementation of the Departmental Committee on Lands’ report on a petition by former workers of the late Mayer Jacob Samuels.

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Chau argued that the problem in Kenya and much of Africa was not a lack of money or talent but a system deeply entrenched in short-term political performances rather than sustainable development.

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The CS said his ministry would collaborate closely with the Ministry of Lands to ensure all government land is fully documented and secured.

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In total, 20 Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) and cooperation frameworks were signed, targeting sectors such as infrastructure, trade, digital economy, people-to-people exchanges, science and technology, and education.

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Professor Ogolla questioned how the Dr Makanda-led panel arrived at what he described as “a shortlist resembling a selection of regime loyalists.”

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The PS affirmed the government’s commitment to respect the court ruling and indicated that legal redress may be sought. He stressed, however, that the state would continue to implement the 255 recommendations unaffected by the court’s decision.

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He urged the agencies to hold regular consultative meetings with county governments to identify challenges in the sector and work collaboratively to address the root causes of maternal deaths. He added that the findings must be shared with governors and health officials to support timely interventions.

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The KPS will on Tuesday recruit degree holders who have not worked anywhere as cadets to take them for the inspectorate's course and hire them as prison officers in the rank of inspector.

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Kisii County leads in non-compliance, with a wage bill standing at 60 per cent. Mombasa follows with 57 per cent, while Nyeri, Elgeyo Marakwet and Laikipia all recorded 55 per cent.

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Bikeri argues that the rule is not only unjustified but was introduced without consulting stakeholders or allowing public participation.

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The PAC has recommended that the Judiciary press for criminal charges against those responsible for the theft.

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The Sh15.1 billion released on Tuesday went to 22 counties where Nakuru received the highest share at Sh1.61 billion, followed by Turkana with Sh1.12 billion and Kilifi with Sh1.03 billion.

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According to Wetang’ula, the Speaker of the Senate formally requested the withdrawal of the Bill in a letter dated March 7, 2025, citing feedback from the public that prompted Senator Khalwale to reconsider its continuation.

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The IMCTC is headquartered in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, where delegates from member countries operate, undertaking tasks aligned with the coalition’s objectives.

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Among the properties without title deeds are Parliament’s main buildings and grounds, which include the Jomo Kenyatta mausoleum, the Juvenile Court building, County Hall, and Protection House.

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The clarifications follow growing concerns among lawmakers over the rising number of homeless children and the government’s strategy to phase out privately owned children’s homes.

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Senators have maintained that they have increased their vigilance in overseeing the timely release of the funds, as many counties struggle to meet their financial obligations.

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The committee has been tasked with establishing the current legal and regulatory framework governing tissue and organ transplant services in Kenya and conducting an in-depth, independent investigation into any non-compliant services offered in health facilities.

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Mishra, who was flanked by Lawyer Katwa Kigen, dismissed the accusations as baseless and announced plans to sue the German media outlet Deutsche Welle (DW) over the exposé, which he termed as defamatory.

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IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC) has also projected that rainfall in Kenya and the broader Horn of Africa could intensify in the coming weeks, with patterns resembling the 2024 rainy season.

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Sharon was murdered in 2018, and Obado was charged with her murder alongside his aide Michael Oyamo and Casper Obiero. They all denied the charges but were found to have a case to answer and were placed on their defence.

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In his second application for bail and bond, Waititu has asked the Anti-Corruption High Court to consider that he had been given an option of paying a fine—an option he intends to exercise should his appeal against conviction and sentence fail.

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The agreement grants Turkey sweeping operational and financial privileges. Most notably, it gives Ankara rights to 90 per cent of the oil and gas produced from joint operations, while Somalia will receive 10 per cent. The deal also removes any upfront financial obligations typically expected in similar contracts.

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KEMSA, which has faced procurement scandals in the past, struggled to explain the irregularities during the session.

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Although President William Ruto directed in March 2023 that the annual youth intake be increased from 10,000 to 100,000, the ministry noted that its current budget only accommodates 10,000 recruits.

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Legislators painted a grim picture of Kenya’s prisons, citing “deplorable” conditions and mounting public distrust amid reports of scams being orchestrated from behind bars.

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The committee’s changes follow concerns that 31 counties were set to lose revenue under the CRA’s plan. Instead of introducing a temporary solution, the Senate team dismissed the CRA’s proposal for a Sh417 billion stabilisation mechanism and opted for a long-term fix based on a baseline formula.

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President Ruto also witnessed the signing of strategic partnership agreements between KenInvest and three major Chinese institutions.

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According to Nyakang’o, some counties are paying bills that have not been approved, resulting in a delay in settling the legitimate pending bills that have already been validated.

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The headquarters project has been in the works for almost four years, and the agreement is one of several expected to be finalised during Ruto's visit to China.

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Critics warned that spontaneous protests would be made illegal and that police would be empowered to suppress any form of dissent.

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The training is courtesy of the Islamic Military Counter Terrorism Coalition.

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Interior CS Murkomen said the unit will be responsible for receiving intelligence reports related to human trafficking and illegal organ trade and acting swiftly to address these issues.

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According to preliminary reports, the woman was assaulted in public by a police officer after a dispute over motorbike ownership with another party.

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Prime Cabinet Secretary and Foreign Affairs Minister Musalia Mudavadi met with senior executives from the Beijing Urban Construction Group (BUCG), signalling a shift in Kenya's search for credible partners.

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Dr. Imbunya stressed the value of partnership and open dialogue in achieving effective service delivery.

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Senior Counsel Martha Karua, who was present in court in solidarity with Mwangi, termed the charges a blatant cover-up and questioned the role played by Kilimani Officer Commanding Station (OCS) Albert Chebii.

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Silas Kipkoech and Thomas Kibet were arrested in Embakasi, Nairobi, after being trailed for two months following an incident where they allegedly stole 589,800 from a victim's bank account.

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Titus Wekesa Sifuna from Bungoma County was arrested for alleged publication of false information while pretending he was President Ruto and deceiving Kenyans that he would leave office.

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While appearing before the National Assembly Security Committee on Tuesday, Murkomen confirmed that detectives are working to uncover the full details behind the killing of Gilbert Kinyua Muthoni on February 7.

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The revenue will stem from the estimated four million Kenyans living in the diaspora, with a small percentage, 0.01 per cent, of them expected to apply for Kenyan citizenship each year.

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Senators say the delays have left many Kenyans in legal and financial limbo, while also enabling fraudsters to exploit landowners by promising to fast-track the process.

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Nyong'o said the ongoing spat between county governments and the national administration over the management of road funds reflects a calculated effort to undermine the 2010 Constitution.

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Investigations are ongoing to determine whether the individuals are affiliated with recruiting agencies or an organised group.

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According to Gikungu, rainfall is expected to intensify during the second half of the forecast period.

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The Nairobi Mini Orphanage ranked first nationally, outshining other major destinations and reflecting a shift in tourist interest towards conservation-focused visits.

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As Special Advisor, Jaoko is expected to play a major role in shaping economic inclusion and livelihood strategies targeting underserved and vulnerable groups.

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The United States, the mission's main financier, stated that it could not continue shouldering such a significant burden, while France announced a contribution of $10 million.

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The matter was raised during a debate in the National Assembly, where several MPs shared personal experiences and concerns about the safety risks posed by vehicles transporting miraa.

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The initiative, spearheaded by the Ministry of Health through the State Department for Public Health and Professional Standards, comes amid mounting concerns over the widespread use of betting platforms such as Aviator.

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The higher deductions have accelerated the growth of the State-backed national pension scheme, pushing its total assets close to the Sh600 billion mark, two years ahead of schedule.

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Awarded to APA Insurance and a joint venture partner, the one-year medical cover runs from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2026.

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Mwangi was released on a Sh5,000 police bond and advised not to publicise the case.

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Crowds began streaming into the venue long before dawn, with many spending the entire night in the cold, unrelenting downpour.

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The railways agency is embroiled in a tussle with the Kenya Urban Roads Authority (Kura) over the improvement of Nairobi Lot 2, which entails the upgrading of Shreeji Road and parts of Likoni and Enterprise roads.

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They noted that although the platform processes hundreds of millions of shillings daily—payments made by citizens for various government services—it was signed by junior officers on behalf of the government, without the endorsement of key legal and financial officials.

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The commission says it was left with only three commissioners after the September 2024 exit of the seven members. With a legal requirement of ten commissioners, the remaining trio could not form a quorum to approve or reject any of the salary review requests.

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Last week, the national government announced plans to gradually transition from institutional care and begin integrating abandoned and orphaned children into local communities and families. The approach mirrors foster care systems implemented in many Western countries.

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Her remarks come amid heightened tension and speculation over a possible rift between Odinga and Siaya Governor James Orengo.

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This comes even as President William Ruto continues to launch new market initiatives, including recent projects in Nyandarua and Laikipia counties, raising questions about the government’s commitment to transparency, project completion and value for money in its development agenda.

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Maina, who had lived in the apartment for over 11 years, argued that the camera was aimed directly at his home, capturing his movements, including into his bedroom.

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The harrowing attack was witnessed by another teenager who immediately raised the alarm, prompting swift action from KWS rangers and emergency response teams.

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He cited a recent accident on April 18 in which a long-distance truck collided with a motorcycle, leading to the death of a pillion passenger.

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The orders arose from a case filed by 27 individuals whose land was acquired in 2022 by the NLC on behalf of the Water Authority.

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The NTSA has also announced plans to introduce a mandatory speed limit of 80km/h for boda bodas, alongside other changes aimed at improving safety and encouraging compliance.

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Kioko, 23, was one of at least 16 people who died in the fire that ravaged an apartment building in the Al-Ras area of Dubai.

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The Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill, National Assembly Bill, 2025, seeks to safeguard the legality of the NG-CDF, NGAAF, and the Senate Oversight Fund, which have faced legal challenges in the past.

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The audit reveals that these cancellations, which largely took place towards the end of the financial year in June 2024, are partly due to delayed disbursements from Treasury, but the diversion of funds for unapproved transactions is also a significant concern. The cancelled transactions were deemed legitimate and had undergone scrutiny by the COB before being approved for payment.

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Gachagua alleged that the surveillance of his movements and the withdrawal of his security were part of a larger “backward conspiracy” meant to expose him to danger from organised criminal gangs.

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