Members of Parliament Stories
The salary increase will be reflected in MPs' payslips as a fixed monthly mileage allowance, in addition to travel reimbursement claims that legislato...
Wetang'ula further directed the clerk to facilitate the transition by providing suitable office space and necessary administrative support to the new...
With concerns over exchange rate risks, CRA believes that placing a cap on foreign debt held in a single currency will enhance fiscal stability and re...
Parliamentary committees have faced previous allegations of corruption, with some members accused of soliciting bribes from witnesses.
Speaker Wetang’ula defended the political reconciliation between Ruto and Odinga, stating that unity is essential for national stability and growth.
Despite the Treasury forming a task force last year to address the growing pension arrears, the debt continues to rise.
The Parliamentary Budget Office reveals that while the government aimed to deliver 200,000 housing units annually, it has achieved only 1.2 per cent o...
For the 20 departmental committees, nomination papers must be submitted to the Director's Office at Bunge Tower by Wednesday, March 12, 2025, at 5 pm.
The fate of 70 more awaits a ruling from Speaker Moses Wetang’ula, some of which have been flagged for constitutional concerns or redundancy.
Members from the joint Justice and Legal Affairs Committees of the National Assembly and the Senate argued that the move would undermine democracy, ha...
The increase follows the rollout of the Facilities Improvement Fund, established after the enactment of the Facilities Improvement Financing Act, 2023...
The Rwandan Parliament reaffirmed its support for resolving the conflict through dialogue, urging the DRC government to engage with all warring partie...
Experts note that the investment slowdown over the past decade has been driven by reduced demand for transport equipment, machinery, and ICT equipment...
Sponsors of Bills that have already been debated in the Senate have also been urged to consider co-sponsorship to speed up the legislative process.
With rising enrolment numbers, the government has been struggling to meet the full costs on time, leading to deficits in the national exams body.
The widening gap between revenue and spending means the fiscal deficit is expected to rise to 5.7 per cent of GDP in 2025-26.
The lawmakers argue that the ruling is impractical given the fluid nature of political alliances and should be addressed within Parliament.
Omwoyo proposed that parliamentary sessions, especially those on national matters, should be broadcast live, except debates on national security.
This version of events contradicts the testimony of former Nairobi Police Commander Adamson Bungei, who previously told the inquest that police were o...
