Ruto Spills Secret Cabinet Dealings While Defending Govt Actions

President William Ruto has revealed that budget cuts to State House allocations during the previous administration forced his Cabinet to conduct meetings in open spaces rather than traditional boardrooms. This disclosure came at a recent Taxpayers' Dinner, where Ruto defended the change as a measure of financial prudence.

Ruto Secures Ksh129 Billion Deal in U.S.

Kenya has secured a USD 1 billion (Ksh129 billion) debt-for-food swap deal with the United States to boost food security and reduce its debt burden. This agreement was reached after President William Ruto met with CEO Ben Black of the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) in Washington, D.C.

House Committee clears multinationals of bias in logistics sector

A Kenyan parliamentary committee has cleared several multinational companies of allegations of bias against local investors in the transport and logistics sector. The committee found no evidence to support claims of discrimination or anti-competitive practices.

Funding shortfalls in Kenya threaten health sector

City Hall’s Sh118B pending bills Burden Drops by Sh32B, Sakaja Tells Senators

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja informed the Senate Committee on Devolution that City Hall's inherited bills have decreased by Sh32 billion over three years, from Sh118 billion to Sh86 billion. He also highlighted significant improvements in own-source revenue collection and ongoing development projects across the county.