Principal Secretary (PS) Stories
Oluga previously served as the secretary-general of the Kenya Medical Practitioners, Pharmacists and Dentists Union (KMPDU) and as chief officer of he...
KRA’s liabilities related to employee salaries, contracted services, and operational costs reached Sh4.06 billion by the end of June 2024.
Early Learning and Basic Education Principal Secretary Belio Kipsang said the move will give learners and parents ample time to make informed decision...
The revelation has sparked fresh debate on the government’s budgetary practices, with MPs calling for stricter measures to prevent the misuse of publi...
Legislators questioned the Treasury’s commitment to reducing public debt and adhering to its own policies.
Chirchir explained that the classification of vehicles subject to toll fees would be reviewed periodically based on economic factors and technological...
The move, which involves valuing all government assets, aims to enhance financial transparency, consolidate state liabilities, and improve the managem...
Sing'Oei stated that the transition of the mission to a full UN Mission to ensure financial sustainability is a key priority to which Kenya and all pa...
PS Kiptoo revealed that the country holds approximately Sh2 trillion in pension assets, yet only 26 per cent of Kenyans benefit from pensions.
To further strengthen its response, the government will roll out vaccination programmes in high-risk areas and enhance contact tracing efforts.
The decision follows protests from local insurers who accused the government of discrimination in the bidding process.
According to UASU Organising Secretary Onesmus Maluki, the government consented to a salary increase for lecturers, which would be retroactive from Oc...
Efforts to educate the public on mpox prevention and control are ongoing, focusing on community engagement.
The PS warned against consuming meat that has not been inspected by certified officers or sourced from dead animals.
The PS noted that the policy aims to encourage those who migrated abroad and acquired other nationalities to invest more in Kenya.
The troubled mining sites were shut down on March 14, 2024, after clashes between rival groups of miners led to seven deaths.
The National Assembly’s Health Committee rejected an attempt by Muthoni to withdraw a document on the procurement due to insufficient answers.
Auditor General's report noted significant gaps in the ministry's asset records, including a "nil land balance" in Annex 1 of its financial statements...
PS Kipsang directed that no schools declare vacancies or conduct transfer interviews without explicit Ministry approval.
