Unmasking a Fraud Scheme!
A woman was arrested for faking an abuse story to defraud comedian Eric Omondi and the public of over KSh 1 million, with funds recovered by the DCI.
Special Sittings Set for Mutai Trial!
Senate Speaker Amason Kingi scheduled special sittings for Kericho Governor Erick Mutai’s impeachment trial from August 27-29, halting the recess.
Read MoreKenya Seeks Debt Relief with China!
Kenya is negotiating with China to convert the $5 billion SGR loan to yuan, potentially halving interest costs amid debt distress concerns.
Read MoreMbadi Addresses Councillor Payment Issue!
National Treasury CS John Mbadi stated there is no legal basis to pay a Sh200,000 honorarium to former councillors with less than four terms.
Read MoreKenyans Stir Controversy with Ticket Purchases!
Kenyans are buying tickets for the Tanzania vs Morocco match to prevent Tanzanian fans from attending, escalating a regional rivalry.
Read MoreKenya Boosts Power with New Funding!
Kenya secured Sh8.3 billion from Germany and the EU to redevelop the Gogo Hydro Power Plant in Migori, increasing output from 2MW to 8.6MW.
Read MoreSafaricom Introduces Time-Based Bundles!
Safaricom replaces data bundles with time-based charges, favoring heavy users but potentially disadvantaging light users, with details unveiled today.
Read MoreJS Deployment Halted for Many Teachers!
Hundreds of primary school teachers were excluded from Junior School deployment after TSC ruled Bachelor of Education (Primary Option) degrees disqualify them.
Read MoreKuria Voices Concerns on Political Talks!
Moses Kuria warned that the NADCO report may fail like BBI, dismissing the UDA-ODM meeting as a wasted opportunity likened to a dowry payment.
Read MoreDuale’s Move to Boost Healthcare
Health CS Aden Duale appointed Dr. Richard Lesiyampe Leserian as Acting CEO of KNH and Joshua Clinton Ombiri Okise as Acting CEO of JOOTRH to enhance healthcare delivery.
Read MoreSHA Overseas Health Plan Paused Temporarily!
Kenya’s government paused the SHA overseas package for 30 days, limiting coverage to unavailable local treatments with a Sh500,000 cap and strict accreditation.
Read MoreFuel Subsidy Returns to Ease Costs!
Kenya’s government reintroduced a fuel subsidy using Sh4 billion from motorists, allocating Sh400 million to oil firms to cap diesel and kerosene price rises.
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