CoG Stories
Despite reassurances from Health Cabinet Secretary and CoG Chairperson Ahmed Abdullahi that there was no secrecy in the deal, senators remain unconvin...
The CoG’s report highlighted that these expenditures reflected a disregard for the austerity measures announced by President William Ruto.
The survey, which focused on youth involvement in corruption, highlighted a troubling trend where many respondents indicated they would partake in cor...
The 2024 report highlights systemic failures in governance and accountability, describing the situation as a crisis threatening Kenya’s stability.
Principal repayments exceeded Sh500 billion in the past year alone, highlighting Kenya's growing debt burden.
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro, who co-chairs the mediation committee, pointed out the importance of supporting devolution and finding a fair resolution.
The governors reiterated their commitment to fostering collaboration and advocating for better service delivery at the grassroots.
The council's Finance Committee chairperson highlighted concerns that the Bill creates a parallel planning and budgeting framework that contradicts ex...
Of the 27 members of the EU, Sweden, Cyprus, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia, Romania and Bulgaria have already recognised a Palestinian...
The “Hooking the Next Generation" report shows that globally, an estimated 37 million children aged 13–15 years use tobacco, and that in many countrie...
Saudi Arabia on Monday also condemned Israel's latest attack on Rafah.
KMPDU Secretary-General Atella early in the week affirmed the union's commitment to the strike until the government honours the CBA.
Sanchez said he expected events to unfold in the conflict ahead of the European Parliament elections in early June and highlighted ongoing debates at...
Only Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists, and Dentists Union (KMPDU) officials honoured the meeting.
According to the Head of Public Service Felix Koskei and Chairperson of the Council of Governors Anne Waiguru, 18 of the 19 issues the doctors wanted...
Jamaica joins a list that includes some 140 UN member states and the 11 Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries.
Doctors' representatives decline to attend meeting called by Head of Public Service Felix Koskei.
The government is seeking 30 more days for the negotiations, a period during which it wants doctors to provide minimum services.
The decision comes amid increasing scrutiny over tech companies' handling of personal data and their obligation to protect user privacy.
CoG chair Anne Waiguru noted that a court declared the industrial action illegal, hence the need for the doctors to return to work.
