City Hall Way partially closed ahead of Sakaja’s State of the County Address

City Hall Way in Nairobi has been partially closed between the Parliament and Supreme Court roundabouts for Governor Johnson Sakaja's State of the County Address. This event marks the first major public gathering since a new agreement between the county and national governments regarding Nairobi's management.

Audit Uncovers 191 Bank Accounts Linked to KALRO

The National Assembly’s Public Investments Committee on Social Services Administration and Agriculture (PIC-SSAA) has expressed concern after an audit revealed that the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO) operates 191 active bank accounts. KALRO officials were summoned to address audit queries spanning the 2014/2015 to 2021/2022 financial years.

Revealed: Oscar Sudi, George Aladwa among MPs who have never spoken in Parliament

A recent analysis reveals that several members of the Kenya National Assembly have not spoken in Parliament since the 13th Parliament began on September 8, 2022. Among those identified are Oscar Sudi and George Aladwa.

Zimbabwe proposes electing president via parliament

The Zimbabwean Cabinet has approved draft legislation proposing significant constitutional changes allowing President Emmerson Mnangagwa to extend his term from five years to seven years, potentially remaining in office until 2030. The proposed law also seeks to change how the president is elected, shifting from a direct popular vote to an election by parliament.

Patel, Gatimu and Sachania raring to go at Safari Rally

Double African Rally Champion Karan Patel, paraplegic speedster Nikhil Sachania, and rising talent Tinashe Gatimu are preparing intensely for the 2026 WRC Safari Rally in Naivasha from March 12-15. Their participation is bolstered by a significant sponsorship from KCB Bank Kenya.

Japan International Cooperation Agency ramps up programmes to close Kenya’s technical skills gap