MPs allowances Stories

Wetang’ula blasts MPs for pocketing allowances meant for bodyguards, drivers
Maureen Kinyanjui  |  Nov 26, 2024

The night allowance for each bodyguard and driver assigned to an MP is a flat rate of Sh4,200.

Nairobi MCAs give Sakaja 24 hours to release Sh282 million unpaid allowances
Maureen Kinyanjui  |  Nov 20, 2024

Speaker Kennedy Ng'ondi informed the House that his office had done its part by writing to the executive regarding the matter.

Blow to medical interns as court backs SRC on Sh70,000 stipend
Lucy Mumbi  |  Oct 31, 2024

The court’s decision now enables SRC to continue setting fiscally responsible stipend levels for public service interns.

Details of the new salary structure, housing allowance changes for civil servants
Maureen Kinyanjui  |  Sep 04, 2024

In the updated pay structure, the lowest cadre, CSG 17, will see an increase from Sh16,920 to Sh19,340 per month.

SRC saves Kenya Sh11bn by streamlining public wage bill
Maureen Kinyanjui  |  Aug 30, 2024

The report's release coincides with the nearing end of Mengich's six-year term as SRC chair, along with the terms of six other commissioners, which co...

MPs warn of disruption to Parliamentary functions after Sh3.7 billion budget cut
Lucy Mumbi  |  Jul 24, 2024

During a session with the Budget and Appropriations Committee chaired by Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro, the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) expressed...

Big spenders: MCAs earn billions in monthly sitting allowances
Maureen Kinyanjui  |  Jul 11, 2024

MCAs in Baringo and Embu earned the highest monthly allowances of Sh162,843 and Sh145,827, respectively, while Turkana and Mandera received the lowest...

MPs push for change in law to control their perks
Barack Oduor  |  Jun 13, 2024

The dissatisfied lawmakers now seek to change the law so that PSC can have the power to determine their perks.

High Court orders SRC to reinstate judges' Sh10 million car grant
John Mbati  |  May 24, 2024

The Justices ordered SRC to reinstate the Sh10 million car allowance and directed the Treasury to continue paying judges the Sh10 million perk.

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