State House travel Stories
The most expensive single trip was a 15-day mission by 40 officials from the State Department for Labour and Skills Development to attend the Internat...
The report shows the Treasury made three approvals totalling Sh3.6 billion to cover domestic travel, hospitality supplies, fuel, and vehicle maintenan...
The decision follows a petition filed by civil society groups challenging the controversial Sh1.2 billion church project.
The petitioners allege that, despite claims that the project is being funded privately by well-wishers, including President Ruto himself, public resou...
The president also announced plans to employ more than 40,000 youths through the Climate WorX programme, aimed at securing their livelihoods and futur...
The church is already taking shape and, according to the petition, is visible in satellite images near the presidential helipad at the State House com...
The article, titled “William Ruto is taking Kenya to a dangerous place” and published on July 3, criticised Ruto’s governance style, citing rising cor...
Nancy Gathungu pointed out that responsibility for completing the courts in Dagoretti, Kasarani, Mihango and Huruma was handed over to the Judiciary t...
The government recorded a total expenditure of Sh1.2 trillion during the period, representing 70 per cent of the revised gross budget estimates.
In her ruling today, Milimani senior principal Magistrate Dolphina Alego stated that the court found the 10-day period given for investigation was suf...
The First Lady's comments, though focused on water challenges in Ganze, come at a time when President William Ruto continues to face mounting pressure...
Munyeri is asking the court to issue a conservatory order to halt the ongoing or planned construction of the mega-church at State House, Nairobi, pend...
He stressed that the Constitution was designed to protect the country from religious bias by ensuring all beliefs are treated equally under the law.
The President dismissed growing criticism over the Sh1.2 billion project, insisting he is using his own money, not public funds.
While it remains unclear whether the entire cost will be footed by taxpayers, the revelation has sparked widespread criticism from Kenyans and politic...
The disruption occurred during a session convened to hear submissions following a court order issued on Monday, directing Inspector General of Police...
The two suspects were linked to an inflammatory timetable circulating widely on social media, purportedly calling on demonstrators to storm State Hous...
Senator Okiya Omtatah said he took deliberate steps to stop what he believed would have turned into a dangerous confrontation with security forces.
Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja warned that any attempt to breach the security of protected areas would be met with firm and lawful resistan...
The National Treasury has included the funds in a broader Sh894.9 million renovation plan covering the President’s official residence and several stat...
The fresh injection, tabled by the National Treasury less than two weeks before June 30, is largely directed towards domestic travel and operational c...
The report by Controller of Budget Margaret Nyakango shows that Sh1.2 billion was used on salaries, Sh145.3 million on domestic travel, and Sh16.9 mil...
Nkwanga played a key role in shaping the public communication strategies of the government of Zanzibar, ensuring that the media remained an integral p...
Under Ruto’s tenure alone, State House and various lodges have already spent at least Sh4.5 billion, with more funding expected in the coming financia...
The National Treasury has indicated that the bulk of the Sh2.3 billion will go into rehabilitation and refurbishment works at State House, Nairobi and...
The latest additions offer President William Ruto more options during his countrywide tours.
Despite their differing political views, CS Duale expressed a willingness to discuss the issue with Muturi.
The revelations have reignited concerns over government expenditure, especially at a time when Kenyans continue to grapple with a high cost of living
The CoB notes that MPs emerged as the highest spenders, consuming Sh3.89 billion, which represents 40.7 per cent of the total travel expenditure.
