- “The government will provide emergency relief aid to the families to assist them in getting their lives back track.”
- The deaths occurred between February 2025 and present
- Unhappy and homesick in Ghana, the boy found lawyers and brought a case against his parents
- Government is grappling with a fiscal deficit of Sh923.2 billion, equivalent to 4.8% of GDP
- TSC emerged as the biggest beneficiary, with its budget rising to Sh387.2 billion.
- The DP said the tragedy should not be used as a platform for political gain
- The department's functions have been transferred to the Executive Office of the President
- Wanyonyi won the race with a commanding time of 1:42.77
- Medical personnel on duty found Ojwang’ already deceased
- The Internal Affairs Unit (IAU) is leading the investigation in collaboration with Ipoa
- Agency said system was interfered with on June 8 at 7.28 am and 7.32 am
- The suspect is expected to be charged with the offence of murder
- CS Mbadi said the allocation is to enhance the oversight and legislative role of Parliament
- Survivor says 30 seconds after take-off, there was a loud noise and then the plane crashed
- In the 2024-2025 Budget, the government allocated Sh97.7 billion to the sectors
- At least 120 teachers are benefiting from the programme
- CS Mbadi acknowledged the protests that shook the nation in the past two years
- The move is part of the government’s wider strategy to promote financial inclusion
- Primary healthcare received a notable boost, rising from Sh7.1 billion to Sh13.1 billion.
- At least 120 teachers are benefiting from the programme
- The Judiciary was allocated Sh24.7 billion in the previous financial year
- This allocation is a reduction of Sh3.6 billion from the allocation in 2024-25 financial year
- CS Mbadi has allocated Sh32.5 billion for Internal Security and National Administration
- Ruto has called for robust partnerships and integrated international responses.
- The value of cooperation projects preliminarily agreed upon surpasses 11 billion US dollars, according to organizers.
- The proposed allocation includes Sh387.2 billion to the Teachers Service Commission.
- Airstrips construction and expansion has been allocated Sh300 million
- Mbadi also allocated Sh0.9 billion for the digitisation and construction of land registries
- Mbadi, however, reaffirmed government’s commitment to supporting the sector
- The protesters torched two vehicles along Aga Khan Walk in Nairobi.
- Nairobi will get the highest allocation of Sh21.1 billion in the 2025/26 fiscal period
- Security Committee chairperson Tongoyo disclosed the developments in the House
- Mbadi attributed the decline to targeted government policy interventions
- The running battles caused significant damage in the area
- Videos circulating online showed suspected protesters removing the bins
- The guidelines aim to ensure that civilian personnel enjoy rewarding fulfilling careers
- PS Sing’Oei commended Russia for its strong support for courses that matter to Africa and the entire global south.
- The CS, however, said the economy has remained resilient despite major disruptions
- The first group of Russian soldiers under the age of 25 returned from the Kiev-controlled territory on June 9.
- The zero-tariff move, when implemented, will be an extension of the deal made last year
- Police kick down a motorcycle carrying two women during Nakuru demonstrations
- In his speech, the DP said Kenyans will soon see the value of their taxes in key sectors.
- Protests erupted in Nairobi CBD as Kenyans came out to demonstrate against the death of Albert Ojwang.
- The DVR logs indicated that the operating discs had been changed and formatted on June 8
- Ojwang was arrested over a social media post allegedly targeting DIG Eliud Lagat.
- CS Mbadi has been widely lauded for walking the Budget and Finance Bill journey with Kenyans
- Mbadi carried the iconic black budget briefcase, marked with the Kenyan coat of arms
- Contrary to the conflicting accounts, a clear picture has emerged of a carefully planned secret operation.
- A group of activists marched through the city, calling for justice following the death of Albert Ojwang
- Mbadi instead marched from Treasury Buildings to the Parliament Buildings.
