CORD hits at President over Anglo Leasing pay order
Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) has sharply criticised President Uhuru Kenyatta and threatened mass action to protest his decision to authorise payment of the controversial Sh1.4 billion owed to Anglo Leasing.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
CORD hits at President over Anglo Leasing pay order
Pregnant woman among 10 killed in blasts
A pregnant woman was among at least 10 people who died as more than 70 others were injured in twin bomb attacks at Nairobi’s busy Gikomba Market.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Pregnant woman among 10 killed in blasts
We saw three or four attackers, survivors of Gikomba blast say
Several survivors told of their lucky escape after two powerful explosions ripped through the crowded Gikomba Market Friday.
By By JAMES MBAKA and MOSES MICHIRA 10 years ago
We saw three or four attackers, survivors of Gikomba blast say
CS Fred Matiang’i assures media of State support
The Government is committed to freedom of the media despite intense scrutiny by the Fourth Estate, Information Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i has said.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
CS Fred Matiang’i assures media of State support
Nacada names Enoch Onchwari as acting CEO
The National Authority for Campaign against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (Nacada) has appointed Enoch Onchwari as CEO following the interdiction of William Okedi on Thursday over the illicit brew deaths.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Nacada names Enoch Onchwari as acting CEO
Faceless brewers of 2, 000 hot drinks
Kenya has more than 2,000 brands of cheap and potentially deadly alcoholic drinks, it emerged Friday as five more people died from consuming brews laced with methanol. This raises the death toll to about 90.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Faceless brewers of 2, 000 hot drinks
Review pact on mini-polls, ODM told
The Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) should consider reviewing the terms of reference among its coalition partners to avoid face-offs during by-elections, a senator has said.
By By James Mbaka 10 years ago
Review pact on mini-polls, ODM told
Majority Leader Aden Duale denies meddling in union affairs
The Government has refuted claims that it is interfering with the affairs of labour unions. Some reports suggest that Public Servants Trade Union (Pusetu) is a Government project meant to weaken the vigour and vitality of the labour movement.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Majority Leader Aden Duale denies meddling in union affairs
Audit of Jubilee puts CORD in a spot
On Thursday, the Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) released its official audit on the performance of the Jubilee administration over the last one year. However, the turn of events turned the cameras instead on CORD’s performance.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Audit of Jubilee puts CORD in a spot
ODM top officials quizzed over chaos
A taskforce formed to probe the botched ODM elections has begun interviewing party officials at the secretariat to unravel those behind chaos that rocked the party’s third National Delegates Convention (NDC).
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
ODM top officials quizzed over chaos
MPs call on KRA to adopt digital systems
Two legislators have urged the country’s taxman to embrace electronic systems to seal spillage of public funds through corrupt deals.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
MPs call on KRA to adopt digital systems
ODM probe team still groping in the dark
A five-member team formed to probe the botched Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) national elections is yet to make any headway in unravelling the culprits behind the violence that rocked the party’s National Delegates Convention three weeks ago.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
ODM probe team still groping in the dark
Analysts advise State on wage bill
Mixed reactions have greeted the ambitious austerity measures announced by President Uhuru Kenyatta with stakeholders and experts, calling for policy backing to ensure smooth implementation.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Analysts advise State on wage bill
Drive to end metal vandals on roads
A public-private sector partnership aimed at stepping up vigilance against vandalism along the multi-billion shillings Thika Superhighway has been unveiled.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Drive to end metal vandals on roads
ODM spent Sh32m on botched polls
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) spent a fortune — Sh32 million — in last week’s aborted National Delegates Convention (NDC).
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
ODM spent Sh32m on botched polls
URP allays fears of cracks in Jubilee coalition
Deputy President William Ruto’s United Republican Party (URP) has allayed fears of any rifts with its coalition partner in the Jubilee Alliance (The National Alliance) even as the party announced its commitment to ensuring devolution succeeds.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
URP allays fears of cracks in Jubilee coalition
Why it's do or die for Raila party
Raila Odinga’s Orange Democratic Movement’s delegates Friday hold elections with potential to put behind them the sting of last year’s second electoral defeat and get on the launch pad for the 2017 presidential race.
By BY JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Why it's do or die for Raila party
Raila battles suspicions days to party elections
Ten days to Orange Democratic Movement’s elections party leader Raila Odinga faced anxious contestants to calm suspicions and guarantee a credible process and smooth transfer of power internally.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Raila battles suspicions days to party elections
Fresh storm in Uhuru’s party over cash
A fresh storm has erupted in President Uhuru Kenyatta’s TNA as a faction out to topple the party’s leadership schemes to block officials from accessing party funds.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Fresh storm in Uhuru’s party over cash
Disgruntled Coast MPs meeting to discuss Raila bump into him in hotel
CORD co-principal Raila Odinga Tuesday walked into a meeting with close allies at a Nairobi hotel where, coincidentally, 15 MPs from the Coast were issuing an ultimatum to the opposition coalition.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Disgruntled Coast MPs meeting to discuss Raila bump into him in hotel
ODM poll to go on as planned, says Nyong’o
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) has clarified that the forthcoming party National Delegates Conference (NDC) will go on as planned.
By By JAMES MBAKA and ANJELLAH OWINO 10 years ago
ODM poll to go on as planned, says Nyong’o
Freed South Sudan detainees meet President Uhuru Kenyatta
An end to the ethnic conflict in South Sudan, the world’s newest nation, was in sight Wednesday following a decision by President Salva Kiir to release seven of the 11 political detainees.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Freed South Sudan detainees meet President Uhuru Kenyatta
Calls to release equalisation funds to counties
Six governors from drought-prone regions have asked the Treasury to release the equalisation funds to enable them respond to the looming famine.
By By JAMES MBAKA and ANJELLAH OWINO 10 years ago
Calls to release equalisation funds to counties
Minister urges EAC partner States to speed up integration process
East African Affairs Cabinet Secretary Phyllis Kandie has urged partner States to cede or pull together part of their sovereignty to expedite the regional integration process.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Minister urges EAC partner States to speed up integration process
Storm as Raila party says: No apology
Demands for CORD leader Raila Odinga to apologise over remarks linking the military to alleged rigging in the last presidential elections has created a firestorm, with coalition MPs terming them as “ridiculous.”
By By JAMES MBAKA and RAWLINGS OTIENO 10 years ago
Storm as Raila party says: No apology
Women leaders threaten to boycott ODM elections
A cloud of uncertainty hangs over the upcoming Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) elections planned for next month after a section of senators and women representatives allied to the party threatened to rally women and youth to boycott the forthcoming National Delegates Conference (NDC).
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Women leaders threaten to boycott ODM elections
Battle lines drawn as ODM polls near
Nominated Senator Agnes Zani has become the first aspirant to publicly declare her candidature for the secretary general of ODM.
By By JAMES MBAKA and RUSHDIE ODILA 10 years ago
Battle lines drawn as ODM polls near
CORD links Wetangula’s attack to political stand
Coalition for Reforms and Democracy(CORD) has condemned the gun attack on Bungoma senator-elect Moses Wetangula, terming the incident a botched political assassination plot
By BY JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
CORD links Wetangula’s attack to political stand
10 go for secretary general slot as ODM contest shapes up
The Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) is bracing for a titanic battle as bigwigs jostle for various positions ahead of the February 28 National Delegates Convention (NDC).
By By JAMES MBAKA, RUSHDIE OUDIA and FRANCIS ONTOMWA 10 years ago
10 go for secretary general slot as ODM contest shapes up
School heads lose millions to KCSE fraudsters
The Kenya National Examination Council (Knec) has revealed that fraudsters have been conning secondary school principals, promising to help them secure better grades in the 2013 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education exam results.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
School heads lose millions to KCSE fraudsters
ODM to use secret ballot in party election
The Orange Democratic Movement(ODM) Executive Director Magarer Langat says the upcoming National Delegates Convention(NDC) will use secret ballot to pick new national office bearers.
By BY JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
ODM to use secret ballot in party election
Raila to vie for ODM’s top position
The Orange Democratic Movement(ODM) has finally set the much awaited national Delegates Convention(NDC) for the 28th February and March 1st to elect national office bearers.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Raila to vie for ODM’s top position
Plum State jobs recipe for fresh cracks in Jubilee
President Uhuru Kenyatta’s appointments of his allies and political losers as heads of state parastatals have opened the lid for the boiling discontent within his Jubilee administration.
By BY JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Plum State jobs recipe for fresh cracks in Jubilee
Many stranded as State bans night-travel
A directive by the Government to ban public service vehicles (PSV) from operating at night forced many Kenyans to spend their Christmas away from their loved ones.
By By JAMES MBAKA and ISAAC MESO 10 years ago
Many stranded as State bans night-travel
Kisii village dealt blow as over 200 residents trapped in S Sudan
The situation in South Sudan that has sunk into war has greatly affected a village in Kisii County.
By BY JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Kisii village dealt blow as over 200 residents trapped in S Sudan
Kisii village dealt blow as over 200 residents trapped in S Sudan
The situation in South Sudan that has sunk into war has greatly affected a village in Kisii County.
By BY JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Kisii village dealt blow as over 200 residents trapped in S Sudan
Governors oppose new pension plan
Governors have opposed a proposal by the Retirement Benefits Authority (RBA) to sanction the Local Authorities Pension Trust (Laptrust) to offer a pension scheme for county government employees.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Governors oppose new pension plan
CORD slams Muturi on House agenda
The Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD) has turned its heat on the National Assembly Speaker Justin Muturi accusing him of frustrating its legislative agenda.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
CORD slams Muturi on House agenda
Party claims Marsabit clashes political
CORD has sensationally accused the Government of being behind the raging insecurity situation in Marsabit County.
By By JAMES MBAKA 10 years ago
Party claims Marsabit clashes political
Clan factor could decide outcome of Kisii contest
Political antagonists have intensified campaigns in the battle for the Bomachoge Borabu parliamentary seat after the Court of Appeal halted the by-election slated from December 19 in the neighbouring Nyaribari Chache.
By By JaMeS MBaka 10 years ago
Clan factor could decide outcome of Kisii contest
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