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TUK VC cautions first-year students against political exploitation
30 Aug

TUK VC cautions first-year students against political exploitation

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Technical university of Kenya  Vice Chancellor, Prof Benedict Mutua, has urged all first years to remain focused on their studies, and avoid being used by politicians for self-gain. Prof Mutua was speaking to first year students at the university main hall, wrapping up the 5-day orientation exercise. He also urged freshers to treat their time as a valuable resource, investing it wisely in their studies and personal development. Lastly, he congratulated them for joining the university assuring them of his support. The first year’s orientation exercise commenced on Monday to assist the students smooth transition into academic and social life.…
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Mvurya and Mbadi Open 24th ESAAMLG Council of Ministers Meeting in Diani
30 Aug

Mvurya and Mbadi Open 24th ESAAMLG Council of Ministers Meeting in Diani

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Trade Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya and Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi have officially opened the 24th Council of Ministers Meeting of the Eastern and Southern Africa Anti-Money Laundering Group (ESAAMLG) in Diani, Kwale County. The meeting brings together ministers from 21 member states to discuss laws and regulations aimed at combating money laundering, terrorist financing, and proliferation financing in the region. ESAAMLG, a regional body dedicated to implementing the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) global standards, convened to deliberate on critical strategies to address financial crimes. The conference is seen as timely, especially as Kenya and the broader African continent…
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Sports Committee to impose a Kshs. 500,000 fine on Sports PS Peter Tum for Skipping Accountability Meetings
30 Aug

Sports Committee to impose a Kshs. 500,000 fine on Sports PS Peter Tum for Skipping Accountability Meetings

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The National Assembly Committee on Sports has issued a stern warning to Sports Principal Secretary Peter Tum, threatening to impose a Kshs. 500,000 fine over his repeated absence from crucial accountability meetings. The meetings were intended to address delays in the establishment of Sports Academies and the completion of stadium construction, among other key issues. The Committee, chaired by Webuye West MP Hon. Dan Wanyama, expressed its frustration today after Tum skipped a meeting for the fourth time. According to Wanyama, the PS had sent a last-minute communication stating that he would be unable to attend due to unavoidable circumstances.…
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Mandera Leaders Convene Two-Day Peace Meeting in Banissa Amid Ongoing Clan Clashes
30 Aug

Mandera Leaders Convene Two-Day Peace Meeting in Banissa Amid Ongoing Clan Clashes

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Leaders from Mandera County held a crucial two-day peace meeting in Banissa Subcounty following a series of violent clan clashes that have recently plagued the region. The clashes, which initially erupted in a village on the Ethiopian side of the Kenya-Ethiopia border, quickly escalated, spilling over into Banisa in Mandera County. The violence, which occurred on multiple occasions this week, has tragically resulted in the loss of lives, heightening tensions among local communities. The leaders, deeply concerned by the escalating situation, met with the local community to address the urgent need for peace and to seek solutions to prevent further…
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NACADA Issues Warning on Dangers of Alcohol and Drug Use as Students Return to School
30 Aug

NACADA Issues Warning on Dangers of Alcohol and Drug Use as Students Return to School

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The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) has raised an urgent alert concerning the rising risks of alcohol and drug abuse among students as they return to school. The warning follows a recent viral video showing students being dangerously transported in a public service vehicle, raising concerns about their exposure to substance abuse during transit. In an official statement, NACADA emphasized that both private and public vehicles have become potential hotspots for the distribution and consumption of alcohol and drugs, particularly during this critical period of student travel. The authority highlighted that students are under…
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President Ruto Launches Raila Odinga’s Bid for African Union Commission Chairmanship
27 Aug

President Ruto Launches Raila Odinga’s Bid for African Union Commission Chairmanship

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In a grand ceremony held at State House, Nairobi, President William Ruto officially launched Raila Odinga’s bid for the African Union Commission (AUC) Chairmanship. The event, marked by vibrant displays of support and unity, was attended by several high-profile African leaders, including Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu, Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni, and South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir. Former Presidents Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania and Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria were also in attendance, adding to the event's significance. Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame, though absent, was represented by Minister of State in charge of Regional Cooperation, James Kabarebe.   In his address, President…
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President Ruto to Launch Raila Odinga’s Bid for African Union Commission Chairmanship
27 Aug

President Ruto to Launch Raila Odinga’s Bid for African Union Commission Chairmanship

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President William Ruto is set to officially launch Raila Odinga’s bid for the African Union Commission (AUC) Chairmanship today. The event marks a rare display of unity between the two leaders, who have historically been political rivals, as they come together to push for Kenya’s representation in one of Africa’s most influential leadership roles. The launch is expected to attract high-profile political figures, diplomats, and representatives from various African nations, signaling the importance of Odinga’s candidacy for the top AU position. Raila Odinga, a veteran politician and former Prime Minister of Kenya, is widely respected across the continent for his…
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Government to Begin Kshs 1.4 Billion Compensation for Dongo Kundu SEZ Project Affected Persons
27 Aug

Government to Begin Kshs 1.4 Billion Compensation for Dongo Kundu SEZ Project Affected Persons

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The Government of Kenya is set to begin the allocation of Kshs 1.4 billion to compensate 1,648 Project Affected Persons (PAPs) under the Dongo Kundu Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Mombasa and Kwale Counties. The compensation process is scheduled to commence this week as part of the government's commitment to ensuring the smooth implementation of the Dongo Kundu SEZ project. Cabinet Secretary for Investments, Trade, and Industry, Hon. Salim Mvurya, confirmed that the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) has successfully verified and streamlined the list of PAPs. Additionally, 400 acres of land have been allocated for the resettlement of the affected…
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Government of Kenya Releases Ksh. 21.8 Billion to Public Schools
24 Aug

Government of Kenya Releases Ksh. 21.8 Billion to Public Schools

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In preparation for the upcoming school term starting on 26th August 2024, the Kenyan government has announced the release of Ksh. 21,879,307,912.48 as capitation funds for public basic education institutions. This substantial allocation is aimed at supporting learners across all public primary, junior secondary, and secondary schools in the country. The breakdown of the funds is as follows: Free Primary Education: Ksh. 1,623,828,995.40 Free Day Junior School Education: Ksh. 6,109,654,633.94 Free Day Secondary Education: Ksh. 14,145,824,283.14 The timely disbursement of these capitation funds is expected to facilitate a smooth and seamless resumption of school activities as students return for the…
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Kenya Issues Public Advisory to Avoid Bushmeat Amid Mpox Outbreak Concerns
24 Aug

Kenya Issues Public Advisory to Avoid Bushmeat Amid Mpox Outbreak Concerns

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The Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife has issued a public advisory urging Kenyans to refrain from handling or consuming bushmeat in light of recent Mpox cases reported in the country. This cautionary notice comes as a preventive measure following the confirmation of isolated Mpox cases, signaling the potential for a broader outbreak if necessary precautions are not observed. The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), in collaboration with the Wildlife Research and Training Institute (WRTI), is closely monitoring the situation under the One Health approach, working alongside the Directorate of Veterinary Service and the Ministry of Health. These efforts are part of…
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