Some have questioned Kagwe’s possible involvement in procurement scandals at KEMSA during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Thirteen activists under the Kenya Bora Tuitakayo Citizens Association urged the high court to annul their nominations as CSs.

He highlighted that he was aware of reports indicating that some public servants secured employment using forged academic or other documents.

Oparanya assured that he would implement term limits for cooperative officials to prevent extended tenures.

Oparanya encouraged MPs to support the expansion of cooperatives, stating that they are crucial for the economy.

She revealed that, despite the increased rates, the data shows that visitor numbers remain high, with Maasai Mara being 90 per cent full.

Kindiki said his net worth has increased from Sh544 million to Sh694 million in the last 21 months.

The former Tharaka Nithi Senator stated that he could only resign if his policy was illegal.

Kindiki noted that he has been able to take action on some of the recommendations that did not require legal or policy changes.