At least 225 people killed in monsoon flash floods in Pakistan
The majority of the deaths, 211, were recorded in mountainous Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province
The majority of the deaths, 211, were recorded in mountainous Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province
The audit, which reviewed 250 hospitals across the country, also found that six other facilities failed to account for Sh214.3 million.
The move follows months of internal party wrangles and a recent High Court ruling that dismissed Orwoba’s attempt to block her removal
The feature is aimed at easing the challenge of coordinating calls, especially for large groups, community forums, friends in different time zones, or work-related meetings.
The committee, led by ODM-nominated Senator Agnes Zani, is gearing up for nationwide stakeholder engagement as it begins the next phase of its mandate
NTSA director general George Njao said recent compliance checks and inspections revealed serious safety lapses in several school transport vehicles.
At the Kenya National Shipping Line, Ruto re-appointed Levi Franklin Mghalu as the Non-Executive Chairperson of the Board of Directors
The panel will be tasked with shortlisting suitable candidates to lead the commission in managing the country’s land matters
Residents in the affected areas were cautioned to prepare for flash floods, poor visibility, and related risks.
Several insurers had temporarily withdrawn services at the hospital earlier this month, citing the rise in treatment costs triggered by the rate adjustment.
Besides Afrikaners, the U.S. also expects to admit some Afghans who supported U.S. forces during the war and may allocate spaces to Ukrainians.
CS Murkomen announced that all 8,102 chiefs will undergo a three-week paralegal and security management course, with the first cohort of 1,000 already identified.
Local officials said 365 students and community members reported stomach pain, diarrhoea, and headaches after eating a meal distributed to several schools in the town.
Speaking during the devolution conference in Homa Bay, Mbadi said the arrears had risen sharply from Sh23.3 billion in recent years to over Sh103 billion, describing the situation as deeply worrying.
Early investigations suggest that the new victims in Kwa Binzaro may also have been starved to death, although the graves were concealed deeper in the bush compared to Shakahola.
The two leaders met for nearly three hours in Anchorage and later issued brief joint remarks before leaving without taking questions from the press.
Tempers flared on Friday during a heated special sitting at the County Assembly as 33 out of 47 MCAs voted to remove Mutai.
Pro Asyl, a refugee advocacy organisation, said hundreds of Afghans were detained in Pakistan this week, with at least 34 deported back to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan
A total of 33 MCAs voted in favour of the motion to remove him from office on Friday
Chronic underfunding has plagued the camp for years, but residents say the latest ration cuts are among the harshest
The plan includes the creation of an inter-ministerial committee tasked with assessing the qualifications and legal compliance of foreign workers.
The audit further revealed that six universities recorded operating deficits totaling Sh3.2 billion, meaning their expenditures exceeded revenue.
KIndiki stressed that peace and unity are critical for development, urging residents to back ongoing efforts to secure lasting stability in the region.
The report shows that some officers held multiple imprests in violation of the Public Finance Management (County Governments) Regulations, 2015.
Among those arrested is the wife of Geoffrey Nyabira, a fugitive already facing a drug trafficking case at the Kisii Law Courts
Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya said six official fan zones have been established in Nairobi to curb overcrowding at Kasarani.
CS Murkomen said the training is in line with President William Ruto’s plan to modernise and reform the security sector
The violence has fuelled Haiti’s humanitarian crisis. According to the UN, 5.7 million people, more than half the population, face severe food shortages, and over one million have been displaced.
PPRA Director-General Patrick Wanjuki said officers responsible for such transactions are breaching the Public Procurement and Asset Disposal Act, 2015, and warned they will be personally liable for the amounts paid through those deals. “
In his ruling, Justice Mwamuye clarified that the orders do not stop police investigations or lawful summons, but strictly prohibit any arrest without a court-sanctioned warrant.