Kenyan News: Politics

Nominated MP Sabina Chege explains decision to work with Kenyan Kwanza, says it was important to collaborate with the coalition to save her party from drowning.

Nominated MP Sabina Chege explains there decision to work with Kenyan Kwanza, says it was important to collaborate with the coalition so as to save her party from drowning.

The committee on Justice, Legal Affairs and Human Rights has recommended that nominated MCAs be residents of their respective counties following a petition filed in the House.

Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi has sponsored a Bill that seeks to impose a fine of Sh2 million for those who fail to appear before Parliament or its committees.

Supkem cautions against creating new positions whose sustainability will place more burden on the taxpayers.

Rains are expected to continue in the country.

The term 'Seven bearded sisters' was coined by Constitutional Affairs minister and former long-serving Attorney General, Charles Njonjo, in 1981.

The committee on Justice, Legal Affairs and Human Rights has recommended that nominated MCAs be residents of their respective counties following a petition filed in the House.

Raila's concerns come as he intensifies his bid to strengthen the opposition to build a formidable pillar to keep the Kenya Kwanza regime in check.

The term 'Seven bearded sisters' was coined by Constitutional Affairs minister and former long-serving Attorney General, Charles Njonjo, in 1981.

Supkem Chairman Hassna Ole Naado said the cost of living ought to have been prioritised.

I can't wait to wear my tutu skirt to go and dance for my summer bunnie at JKIA.

Osotsi has sponsored a Bill that seeks to enhance the fine from Sh500,000 to Sh2 million for those who fail to appear before Parliament or committees.

The bridge construction has stalled and residents are wary of more deaths

Natembeya accused Kapkory of dragging him into unnecessary squabbles to derail his development agenda for the people who elected him.

Raila says a significant restructuring of government must go through a referendum to avoid mischief in future. MPs allied to Ruto say calls for a plebiscite are premature.

The UAE says it wants to support green industrialisation, particularly in Africa.

Raila Odinga said Kenyans will live to blame the legislators for overlooking many ills being carried out by the Kenya Kwanza government at their expense.

Nominated MP Sabina Chege and EALA MP Kanini Kega, noted that the committee had addressed critical issues affecting the country.

His first big mistake was to publicly brag that his boss owes his position to him. That could be true. But in power politics some things are never said, truthful and factual as they may be.

ODM chief is on a nationwide recruitment drive in a bid to revamp party fortunes. MPs want him to ignore naysayers pushing the narrative that it is time to quit active politics.

Currently, 348,408 Kenyan men and 807,576 women are on ARVs.

COP28 president hails Ruto's 'climate brilliance' as Loss and Damage Fund becomes operational, gets $500 million.

Leaders from across the political divide have now chimed in on the financial inclusion programme, with Azimio la Umoja clashing with Kenya Kwanza Alliance on its efficiency.

Jubilee Party Vice-Chairman David Murathe says he will challenge the government’s plan to privatise 35 State corporations, saying they are symbols of Kenya and should not be sold to private investors.

MPs threaten to cancel contract, saying it had received numerous complaints from teachers about poor service.

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Peter Agoro wants a former Civil Service leader, former Attorney General, former Central Bank of Kenya Chairman and former Kenya Power Company boss held to account.

The opposition leader also hinted at a possible resumption of demonstrations; an avenue that has been favoured by Narc-Kenya leader Martha Karua.

The Speaker said that he looks forward to members forwarding censure motion against the three CSs to his office so that the House can deliberate on their conduct.

Peter Agoro wants a former Civil Service leader, former Attorney General, former Central Bank of Kenya Chairman and former Kenya Power Company boss held to account.

Transport CS Murkomen says Motorists who cross flooded roads and rivers will be prosecuted.

The Speaker said that he looks forward to members forwarding censure motion against the three CSs to his office so that the House can deliberate on their conduct.

Azimio leader Raila Odinga has urged employers across the country not to remit the Housing Levy; partly opposes NADCO's final report.

Union attacks insincerity and government’s failure to adhere to mutually agreed timelines.

Opposition leader Raila Odinga has described the report as 'unfinished but a good beginning'.

It is hard for women to engage in business as men view women who are financially independent as having lose morals.

The matter has since been reported to Kakamega Central Police Station.

CS says failure to comply with the directive would result in fines.