EBK Trains KDF Officers on Professional Engineer Registration as Military Expands Role in National Infrastructure

The Engineers Board of Kenya (EBK) recently trained Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) officers on professional engineer registration, aiming to enhance engineering professionalism within the military as its role in national infrastructure expands. This initiative aligns with the establishment of the Ulinzi Construction Company, a new military-run enterprise tasked with spearheading infrastructure projects in remote Kenyan regions.

Mbadi seeks backing for State's privatisation agenda

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has urged engineers and private-sector players to support the Kenyan government’s privatization agenda, emphasizing the urgent need to shift towards private capital as traditional international funding for infrastructure declines.

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Mobile courts return as state targets drunk drivers, speeding on Kenyan Roads

The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) and the National Police Traffic Department have launched an intensified crackdown on drunk driving and traffic violations in Kenya, bringing back mobile courts and Alcoblow tests for the festive season.

Ruto Issues New Directives, Weeks After Police Recruitment

President William Ruto has issued new directives for Kenyan chiefs and assistant chiefs, emphasizing mandatory training and their involvement in government policy implementation and infrastructure projects.