Governors skipping Senate oversight should resign, says Deputy Speaker Kathuri Murungi

We have evidence against four senators extorting us, governors say

Kenyan governors have accused four senators on the Senate County Public Accounts and Investment Committee (CPAIC) of extortion, alleging demands of bribes up to Sh9 million for favorable treatment during hearings. The Council of Governors (CoG) has unanimously resolved to suspend all appearances before the CPAIC due to this alleged harassment and intends to present evidence to Senate Speaker Amason Kingi.

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Bunge la Makueni lapinga ripoti ya uchunguzi wa ununuzi wa maembe katika kiwanda cha Kalamba

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.

COG maintains stance on senate summons

The Council of Governors (COG) has reiterated its concerns about frequent Senate summons, branding them as harassment and disruptive to county governance. While affirming commitment to accountability, governors are resisting "excessive summons" and accusing the Senate of overstepping constitutional authority.