Cooperatives CS Wycliffe Oparanya noted that this year's theme aligns closely with Kenya’s "Buy Kenya, Build Kenya" agenda.

Oparanya warned that no additional capital would be allocated until the KCC can demonstrate its ability to sustain operations.

The annual EAC MSME Trade Fair rotates among East African Community partner states.

He noted that Oparanya's appointment as Cabinet Secretary disregards critical material that should have been considered to ensure integrity in the nom...

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.

The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) on Saturday clarified that it has not barred any Cabinet Secretary nominees from seeking appointment.

“The Commission did this for all the CS nominees upon the request of Parliament. It is now up to the Parliamentary Vetting Committee to decide what to...

EACC emphasised that it did not accept the withdrawal of recommendations by the Director of Public Prosecutions to prosecute Oparanya.

The commission also noted that it has filed for preservation orders against Oparanya's assets. He is suspected of holding proceeds from corruption, al...

"I am not keen on who takes credit. I am keen on the transformation of Kenya," he stated. 

Likewise, Integrity must be non-negotiable. The days of impunity and corruption must come to an end.

Senator Sifuna further accused the media of misrepresenting the Raila Odinga-led party's position on the matter.

The nominees now await their names to be forwarded to the National Assembly for vetting before they are formally appointed by the President to take ov...

As Raila navigates the stormy waters in Azimio, he also faces a headache replacing the four CS nominees in his ODM party and Parliament.

According to EACC, its investigations revealed that six companies were awarded a total of 60 contracts, receiving payments amounting to Sh2.2 billion.