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Govt Allocates Sh2.5bn for Elderly Amid Scrutiny of Safaricom Sale and Leather Industry Policy

The Kenyan government has allocated 2.5 billion shillings to address issues affecting the elderly. Separately, the government is facing strong opposition from residents in Kisumu over the proposed sale of Safaricom shares. These residents criticize what they label as excessive government spending and instead advocate for the sale of unprofitable entities and strict financial austerity measures. Adding to the scrutiny of government policy, a news report questions whether the government has forsaken the leather industry, prompting calls for a deeper understanding of the situation.

Insecurity Surges in Several Counties; MP Opposes Police Transfer After Nairobi Explosion

Residents in Mombasa, Kilifi, Siaya, and Baringo counties are experiencing a surge in insecurity from attacks by criminal gangs. These incidents have resulted in at least one fatality and left numerous individuals with serious injuries. In Nairobi, a gas explosion in Donholm has caused significant damage to businesses and residential properties. In a separate security-related matter, Starehe MP Amos Mwago has publicly opposed the transfer of police officers linked to alleged brutality from Nandi County to Nairobi. The MP raised concerns about accountability and justice regarding the transfer.

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