Muturi warns against judicial dictatorship
The National Assembly has called for mutual respect and smooth co-ordination in discharging constitutional duties by the three arms of government.
By Immaculate Akello and Roselyne Obala 10 years ago
Muturi warns against judicial dictatorship
NGOs deny anniversary fete cost Sh100m
The National Non-Governmental Organisations Co-ordination Board has dismissed claims that an event to mark its 25th anniversary cost taxpayers' over Sh100 million.
By Faith J Ronoh and Immaculate Akello 10 years ago
NGOs deny anniversary fete cost Sh100m
CID officer murders wife, commits suicide in suspected love triangle
A Criminal Investigations Department (CID) officer shot himself after killing his wife in a suspected love triangle at Kamiti Corner in Nairobi.
By IMMACULATE AKELLO and CYRUS OMBATI 10 years ago
CID officer murders wife, commits suicide in suspected love triangle
Speaker Muturi warns against judicial dictatorship
The National Assembly has called for mutual respect and smooth co-ordination in discharging constitutional duties by the three arms of government.
By Immaculate Akello and Roselyne Obala 10 years ago
Speaker Muturi warns against judicial dictatorship
Muturi urges judiciary to respect parliament
The parliamentary leadership has called for mutual respect and coordination in discharging constitutional duties by the three arms of government.
By IMMACULATE AKELLO and ROSELYNE OBALA 10 years ago
Muturi urges judiciary to respect parliament
Kenya enters Sh60b deal to end power blackout
Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Davis Chirchir has unveiled new plans to expand the country's electricity access and reduce power supply interruptions in the next 5years.
By Immaculate Akello 10 years ago
Kenya enters Sh60b deal to end power blackout
IPOA faults crackdown on refugees in Eastleigh
A police watchdog has faulted the recent crackdown on refugees and alleged illegal aliens in Eastleigh and other parts of Nairobi saying it does not among other issues observe human rights issues.
By By IMMACULATE AKELLO and CYRUS OMBATI 10 years ago
IPOA faults crackdown on refugees in Eastleigh
We'll send you to jail, Serem warns MCAs
The Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) has opened a new battlefront with MCAs, warning they would be prosecuted and jailed for reckless spending on trips, leisure and hiring of support staff.
By Wilfred Ayaga and Immaculate Akello commission 10 years ago
We'll send you to jail, Serem warns MCAs
Study: Police stations poorly equipped
The poor state of police stations in the country contributes to the high level of crime, a study says.
By IMMACULATE AKELLO and CYRUS OMBATI 10 years ago
Study: Police stations poorly equipped
CORD's 13-point agenda is not new, fires Kidero
Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero Tuesday downplayed Monday’s Saba Saba rally by his party, Coalition for Reforms and Democracy (CORD), saying the issues raised are already known to Kenyans.
By Immaculate Akello 10 years ago
CORD's 13-point agenda is not new, fires Kidero
Nairobians avoid city over Sabasaba violence fears
Most work stations and business premises in Nairobi's Central Business District (CBD) Monday remained closed for fear of violence during the Coalition for Reforms and Democracy's (CORD) Saba Saba rally at Uhuru Park.
By Immaculate Akello 10 years ago
Nairobians avoid city over Sabasaba violence fears
Members of County Assemblies unaware of Senate functions
Members of County Assemblies (MCAs) have asked the Government to run a civic education programme to enable them understand the functions of the Senate.
By Immaculate Akello 10 years ago
Members of County Assemblies unaware of Senate functions
Reduce foreign trips, MCAs advised
Senate Speaker Ekwe Ethuro has asked Members of County Assemblies (MCAs) to stop making unnecessary overseas trips.
By Immaculate Akello 10 years ago
Reduce foreign trips, MCAs advised
COTU urges workers to stay at workstations, says Saba Saba rally will be peaceful
Central Organization of Trade Union (COTU) Secretary General Francis Atwoli has raised alarm over anxiety generated by saba saba rally noting it’s impact already affecting workflow in some areas.
By Immaculate Akello 10 years ago
COTU urges workers to stay at workstations, says Saba Saba rally will be peaceful
Police shot dead 1,738 people in five years
Over 60 per cent of about 1,800 people killed in gun-related incidents in the last five years were shot by police, a new report has revealed.
By By Kamau Muthoni and Immaculate Akello 10 years ago
Police shot dead 1,738 people in five years
MPs want military deployed to war-torn counties
North Eastern MPs want the Government to deploy military officers to the war-torn Wajir, Garissa and Mandera counties.
By RAWLINGS OTIENO and IMMACULATE AKELLO 10 years ago
MPs want military deployed to war-torn counties
Donors cut down funding for HIV/Aids programmes
Donor funding for non-communicable diseases and HIV and Aids programmes have continued to dwindle.
By James Wanzala and Immaculate Akello 10 years ago
Donors cut down funding for HIV/Aids programmes
Kenyan counties seek to drive industrial growth
At least 2,350 acres of land will be set aside in all the counties for the establishment of industrial development and promotion of the informal sector.
By IMMACULATE AKELLO 10 years ago
Kenyan counties seek to drive industrial growth
Kenya loses Sh2 billion annually to cybercrime
Kenya loses close to Sh2 billion every year due to cybercrime. This according to a report released by the Ministry of Information in conjunction with other stakeholders in the ICT sector.
By ISAAC MESO and IMMACULATE AKELLO 10 years ago
Kenya loses Sh2 billion annually to cybercrime
EU to continue funding development projects in Kenya
The European Union has said it will continue funding development projects and Humanitarian aid in the North Eastern part of Kenyan despite the pending relations between Kenya and some of its member states.
By ISAAC MESO & IMMACULATE AKELLO 10 years ago
EU to continue funding development projects in Kenya
Lack of pads pushes 22pc girls out of school
Some Sh2.4 billion is required to provide girls with sanitary towels annually. This translates to Sh200 million monthly or Sh50 each for four million girls.
By KURIAN MUSA and IMMACULATE AKELLO 10 years ago
Lack of pads pushes 22pc girls out of school
Don’t implement NSSF Act, unions urge
Civil servants want the Government to suspend implementation of the new NSSF Act that is set to take effect on June 1.
By RAWLINGS OTIENO and IMMACULATE AKELLO 10 years ago
Don’t implement NSSF Act, unions urge
Kuppet demands teachers’ allowance
A fresh row is brewing between teachers and the Government over the implementation of the agreement to pay tutors commuter allowances.
By RAWLINGS OTIENO and IMMACULATE AKELLO 10 years ago
Kuppet demands teachers’ allowance
IEBC asks for Sh1 billion more
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) wants the Treasury to allocate at least Sh1 billion for continuous voter registration.
By RAWLINGS OTIENO and IMMACULATE AKELLO 10 years ago
IEBC asks for Sh1 billion more
Kaimenyi: University councils mandated to review fees
Education Cabinet Secretary Jacob Kaimenyi has clarified that only university councils are mandated to review fees for their institutions.
By RAWLINGS OTIENO and IMMACULATE AKELLO 10 years ago
Kaimenyi: University councils mandated to review fees
‘85pc of Kenyans unhappy with radio talk show hosts’
Media practitioners who have little or no training in journalism form 85 per cent of complaints received by the Media Council of Kenya (MCK), a report released by the council has revealed.
By ISAAC MESO and IMMACULATE AKELLO 10 years ago
‘85pc of Kenyans unhappy with radio talk show hosts’
President Uhuru suspends demolition of South B houses
Demolition of buildings that allegedly occupy a piece of land belonging to the Livestock and Fisheries Ministry in South B has been suspended indefinitely following a directive from President Uhuru Kenyatta.
By Isaac Meso and Immaculate Akello 10 years ago
President Uhuru suspends demolition of South B houses
Kenyans push for release of kidnapped Nigerian girls
Civil society organisations Thursday staged a demonstration in Nairobi to condemn the abduction of hundreds of schoolgirls in Nigeria.
By Immaculate Akello and Josphat Thiong’o 10 years ago
Kenyans push for release of kidnapped Nigerian girls
One dies after consuming illicit brew in Kawangware
One person has died and two others hospitalised after consuming illicit brew in Kawangware, Nairobi.
By Isaac Meso and Immaculate Akello 10 years ago
One dies after consuming illicit brew in Kawangware
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