- Machogu issued the guidance after President William Ruto ordered the postponement of school reopening indefinitely in light of prevailing rains and floods.
- During the marking of the 20th anniversary for the NG-CDF, the President questioned why MPs had delayed considering eight bills which intend to anchor the recommendations of the NADCO report in the Constitution.
- Governor Sakaja further reaffirmed that the money in question has been used for food subsidies to cushion 25,000 learners who are unable to afford the Sh5 required per child.
- In a joint Communique on Friday, the Ministers welcomed the commitments of Partner States to commence construction of Naivasha-Kisumu-Malaba, Malaba-Kampala and Kampala- Bihanga-Kasese-Mpondwe leading into DRC.
- NAIROBI, Kenya, May 3 – The government has committed to start the construction of the Naivasha-Kisumu-Malaba and Malaba-Kampala Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) line by December. In a joint communique following a meeting of regional Cabinet Secretaries and Ministers Friday, Kenya and Uganda have…
- NAIROBI, Kenya, May 3 – The government has postponed the countrywide reopening of schools until further notice due to the heavy rains that have caused devastation and deaths. In a press briefing Friday afternoon, President William Ruto directed the Education Ministry to ensure that schools remain…
- The CS urged parents to make sure their children get to school safely and on time due to weather circumstances that make it difficult for students to get to and from school.
- NAIROBI, Kenya, May 3 – President William Ruto has asked the newly appointed top command of the Kenya Defence Forces to uphold the institution’s integrity and professionalism. The President said KDF has a rich history of unwavering dedication, commitment and discipline that have positioned Kenya in…
- Friday's inauguration followed an announcement on Thursday on the promotion of Lieutenant General Kahariri to the rank of General and his subsequent appointement as CDF.
- NAIROBI, Kenya May 3 – Media practitioners and stakeholders from various outlets are slated to mark the World Press Freedom Day under the auspice of the Media Council of Kenya. The United Nations General Assembly declared May 3 World Press Freedom Day. It is observed to raise awareness of the…
- In a statement on Friday, the Ministry of Interior said the government will prioritize the reconstruction of schools, water treatment systems, road repairs, and improvements to the accessibility of social and economic facilities in the regions.
- NAIROBI, Kenya May 3 – Marsabit County Representative Naomi Waqo has been elected as the chairperson of the Select Committee probing the proposed dismissal from office of Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mithika Linturi. The Commitee was formed on May 3, after 149 MPs supported a motion by Bumula MP…
- NAIROBI, Kenya, May 3- The government has set 115 camps across 19 counties to accommodate those displaced by floods. According to the Interior Ministry the camps will serve 27,586 people so far affected by the deluge. In a statement, it indicated that rescue missions are ongoing in 12 counties that…
- Pakistan just received about $1.1 billion in final tranche from the IMF as part of a total loan of about $3 billion agreed to last year under an economic stabilization program.
- As China's first low-orbit precipitation measurement satellite, FY-3G can monitor hazardous weather and provide three-dimensional precipitation information.
- NAIROBI, Kenya, May 2 – The National Transport and Safety Authority(NTSA) has revoked the licenses for 64 Public Service Vehicle (PSV) SACCOs following noncompliance with regulations. Some of these Saccos include Kensilver, Mbukinya, Moline, Wamasaa, Kiambu United, and Moro Express among others.…
- NAIROBI Kenya May 2- Public transport drivers and Transport Cabinet Secretary have emerged as entities deemed to be highly responsible for the majority of road accidents, witnessed on Kenyan roads this year. A survey released by Trends and Insights For Africa (TIFA), found that 29 percent of the…
- NAIROBI, Kenya, May 2 – President William Ruto has urged institutions of higher learning to adopt innovation and emerging technologies to enhance access to affordable education. The President said the government is prepared to support universities offer online and virtual learning. He said this…
- The Cabinet noted that more citizens who have been affected by floods, mudslides and landslides are increasingly receiving help with food and non-food items from the government working with other partners.
- NAIROBI, Kenya, May 2 – A just released survey by the Trends and Insights For Africa (TIFA) shows that 37 percent of Kenyans feel it is the responsibility of Governors and their County Governments to spearhead the flood related Assistance-Response A survey which was conducted between April 27 and…
- NAIROBI, Kenya May 2 – 47 percent of Kenyans who participated in a the survey conducted by the Trends and Insights For Africa (TIFA) believe Health Cabinet Secretary Susan Nakhumicha is the most responsible for the prolonged medical workers’ strike. The TIFA survey was conducted between April 27-29…
- The motion tabled on Thursday met the required threshold of 117 members after garnering the support of 149 MPs while 36 voted against it paving way for the motion sponsored by Bumula MP Jack Wamboka to advance to the next stage.
- NAIROBI, Kenya, May 2 – A recent survey has ranked Mithika Linturi as the worst performing Cabinet Secretary with an E rating. According to the study by TIFA, Linturi scored the worst due to the mismanaged fertilizer subsidy. The research scored Zachary Njeru, Rebecca Miano, Florence Bore and Davis…
- The duo termed Ruto's address, anticipated on or about May 23, as timely as Kenya and the United States mark six decades of diplomatic ties and cooperation.
- The speed at which dengue is spreading across the continent is unprecedented. In 2024, dengue has claimed 1,800 lives, up from 1,000 in the first three months of this year.
- Over three days starting Sunday, Foreign Minister Wang Yi held separate talks with the foreign ministers of Bolivia, Peru and Argentina. The three visits were the first for all the visiting foreign ministers after taking office.
- Xi, who is scheduled to pay a state visit to Serbia next week, said in his reply letter that he was glad to learn that the plant has rapidly turned losses into gains after receiving a Chinese investment, with the jobs of more than 5,000 employees being guaranteed and thousands of families enjoying…
- Kenya has suffered numerous attacks from Al Shabaab since sending the military into Somalia to fight the terrorist group, in what has claimed hundreds of lives.
- The Secretary General of the Central Organisation of Trade Unions (COTU) Francis Atwoli advocated for a 22.5% increase, underscoring the Union's role in protecting workers' welfare.
- Since March, flash floods have claimed over 130 lives and displaced more than 130,000 people across 24,000 households, especially in Nairobi. The Tuesday Mai Mahiu flood tragedy alone accounted for 70 fatalities, marking one of the worst-hit areas.
- Despite efforts like using helicopters to transport materials to remote areas, delays persisted in these polling stations, necessitating a re-vote for fairness.
- Another 30 people are receiving hospital treatment, with none in life-threatening condition, according to the government of the province's Meizhou city.