State House budget Stories
The supplementary budget, tabled in the National Assembly, increases Kenya's total budget for the financial year ending June to Sh3.56 trillion from S...
The creation of offices without workload analysis contravenes legal requirements mandating that such expansions be based on comprehensive plans.
The Nairobi State House alone has seen a facelift costing Sh1.7 billion, with Sh775 million spent by September 2024, marking 44 per cent completion of...
The Nairobi State House alone has seen a facelift costing Sh1.7 billion, with Sh775 million spent by September 2024, marking 44 per cent completion of...
The situation is becoming increasingly complex as the Public Service Commission has long been the central body for staffing decisions across all publi...
Since its launch in 2022, the Bottom-Up Economic Agenda has aimed to tackle economic disparity, though its progress has faced challenges.
In her latest budget implementation review report, Nyakang’o disclosed that State House requested an additional Sh2.858 billion on April 9, primarily...
State House is one of several government organisations that have failed to pay for milk supplies, owing the corporation Sh 14.62 million.
During the meeting, President Ruto emphasised the importance of empowering women, particularly those from marginalised areas, to enhance the country's...
Professor Fred Ogola, in an affidavit to support his application, argues that several significant national events and decisions occur at the State Hou...
Hussein emphasised that the President's commitment to completing these projects demonstrates his responsibility to the Kenyan people.
Public communication by the state mostly adopts a one-way approach, resulting in incoherent government messaging.
Prof. Ogola says past attempts at staging such processions have been considered and officially termed treasonous and against laws on protected areas,...
State lodges are places used by the President of Kenya for official and private functions.
The roadblocks had been in place since Thursday, June 27, 2024, following protests against the Finance Bill 2024 and calls for President Ruto’s resign...
Consequently, the additional borrowing will increase the country's fiscal deficit from 3.3 per cent to 4.6 per cent.
While addressing the nation from the State House, he sympathised with those who got injured and are recovering, and he further expressed his condolenc...
"Articles 221 and 222 of the Constitution require that the Appropriations Bill be assented to by June 30 every year to guarantee the continuity of gov...
In his remarks on the occasion, the president said Kenya will foster strong bilateral relations with other nations to enhance its development agenda.
