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Out of the anticipated 1.55 million births, only 1.19 million were officially recorded, leaving many children without the legal recognition that secur...
The Treasury clarified that the new funding model is a one-off arrangement meant to meet specific needs.
Committee Chair Samuel Chepkonga criticised the regulations, describing them as flawed and in need of comprehensive review.
The revised fees come as part of a broader effort by the government to increase charges across various immigration and civil registration services.
Currently, there are only 143 registration offices in the country, a number that is far too limited given the growing population and the need for such...
Muturi on Monday revealed that 180,000 national identity cards, 47,000 driving licenses, and 54,000 birth certificates are waiting for collection.
Sick children and hungry mothers struggle with inadequate health services, facing severe hardships and life-threatening conditions.
The meeting with NGAO was also used to fine-tune communication around contentious issues surrounding the shift to Maisha cards including their set exp...
For more than a decade, residents of Bangale, Madogo, Boka, Nanighi, and other areas have had to go miles away with their newborns as proof to obtain...
World Health Organisation (WHO) reports that pregnant women, newborns, children, adolescents, and older people are experiencing significant health cha...
Despite progress in improving maternal and newborn health, Kenya still faces significant challenges with high infant mortality. The rate stands at abo...
PWDs, especially women and girls, are still exploited despite the sensitisation programmes by the government and non-governmental organisations.
Speaker Kennedy Ng'ondi says events of his November 2022 birthday celebration were "never meant to disparage anyone".
Mwatenga had weird thoughts, to the point of wanting to harm her children. She would also find herself crying for no apparent reason.
The ordinary passport (34 pages) that costs Sh4,500 will now cost Sh7,500.
The team will also seek to identify challenges faced by the residents in the acquisition of the documents.
