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UDA's Mohamed Tubi and Bina Tubi Contest Isiolo South Parliamentary Seat

The Isiolo South Parliamentary by-election features a family contest between Mohamed Tubi of the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) and Bina Tubi representing the Jubilee Party. A brother and sister are vying for the seat previously held by their father, making this a unique family affair in Kenyan politics. Voters in Isiolo South are participating in the by-election today to elect a new Member of Parliament. Meanwhile, UDA candidate Elphas Shalakha raised concerns about the presence of unidentified individuals described as 'goons' at several polling stations in West Kabras during the ongoing elections.

MPs Scrutinize 2025-2026 Budget Estimates Amid Salary Crisis

Members of Parliament are currently undertaking a detailed review of the 2025-2026 budget estimates, a process crucial for approving national spending. The national budget for the 2025-2026 fiscal year is being examined through multiple sessions. Separately, MPs are intervening to address the salary payment crisis affecting civil servants, who have reportedly gone unpaid for months. This comes as the government faces pressure to resolve the compensation issues affecting public workers.

Kenya Launches Digital Warehouse Receipt System for Farmers

Kenya has officially launched a digital warehouse receipt system aimed at revolutionizing how farmers manage and trade their produce. This initiative seeks to improve market access and financial inclusion for agricultural stakeholders across the country. Kenya is set to significantly reduce annual food losses, estimated at 72 billion shillings, through the implementation of the digital warehouse receipt system. This aims to tackle the substantial amount of food lost between farms and markets. Additionally, over 60,000 farmers in Makueni County are set to receive training on post-harvest crop preservation techniques.

Murkomen Alleges Opposition Hiring Goons to Trigger Chaos

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has alleged that certain opposition figures are orchestrating public unrest by hiring individuals to incite chaos against the government. Murkomen is being questioned by senators regarding the violence that has marred political rallies, addressing rising concerns over political thuggery. The government is facing criticism for its perceived inaction in arresting suspects allegedly responsible for instigating chaos during opposition rallies.

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