MSS Mission Stories
17 diplomatic missions and UN experts are pressing Tanzania to investigate alleged extrajudicial killings after the October 29 elections, release poli...
The Data Protection Commissioner has ordered Platinum Credit to pay a mobile subscriber Sh400,000 for repeated unsolicited loan messages, underscoring...
The court held that the President acted outside the bounds of the Constitution when he established the advisory body, noting that the framework for ad...
A KHRC report finds less than two per cent of Kenyans control over half of arable land, worsening food insecurity, weakening county revenues and deepe...
Parliament is reviewing a Bill to convert TSC chair and commissioners to part-time roles, aiming to save about Sh70 million annually while expanding r...
Kenya faces a 137,500 teacher shortfall, with key subjects like Home Science, Social Studies and Creative Arts hit hardest, as thousands of trained te...
The Judiciary has closed nationwide budget hearings in Nairobi, warning a Sh17 billion funding gap could undermine court security, digital reforms and...
The CJ urged Eng. Thoya to uphold the constitutional mandate of ensuring a fair, transparent, and fiscally sustainable public remuneration system.
Teachers will start using the new Social Health Authority cover from December 1, 2025, with TSC and SHA assuring uninterrupted treatment and wider acc...
The debate features live fact-checking, with a male and female anchor from a local media house moderating the discussion to ensure statements are veri...
The Public Service Superannuation Fund reports a rise in contributors to over 500,000, with assets increasing to Sh242 billion due to strategic invest...
The new SHA medical scheme for teachers begins at midnight despite concerns over registration issues and legal challenges. Teachers express frustratio...
The decision reaffirms the NLC's unrestricted mandate to handle historical land disputes - an issue deeply tied to Kenya's colonial legacy and post-in...
TSC Chairperson Jamleck Muturi said the commission will now place greater emphasis on the welfare and well-being of teachers.
Overall, the ruling shows that misleading “green” or “carbon-neutral” claims could lead to legal action in African courts.
By granting formal refugee status, Côte d’Ivoire has strengthened protections against the forced return of people to unsafe conditions.
The revelation comes even as President William Ruto’s administration has pledged to hire 24,000 teachers by January 2026 to address the ongoing shorta...
On 17 May 2025, the Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) reported that at least seven journalists were arrested across Ethiopia in April, shortly af...
According to the Auditor General, this situation goes against the University Act, 2012, which requires every university to have a chancellor to provid...
The payments, set to begin in December, aim to support families affected by land acquisition and disruption of livelihoods along the route.
Communities expressed strong support for the NRRP, pledging active participation while emphasising that the programme’s success relies on balancing in...
The legislation is designed to turn state firms into commercially disciplined entities while ensuring they contribute effectively to the national trea...
With the planet heating at record speed and climate disasters intensifying, cutting emissions and adapting to impacts dominate the agenda.
Details showed that while SHA reported paying over 1,500 claims worth Sh1.27 billion, the Directorate of Occupational Safety and Health Services had n...
Rukia Mohamed claims appointments favour certain regions, ignoring President Ruto’s directive for fair national representation.
The petitioners argue that "Parliament pushed the law through without conducting meaningful public participation, contrary to the demands of Articles...
As delegates negotiate new climate commitments at COP30, the Index’s findings signal an urgent need for stronger political will and accelerated implem...
Several attempts to resolve the issue through official channels failed, leaving local families without formal recognition of their ancestral holdings.
