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Suppliers seek Sh173.6m as sugar firms’ assets change hands
Corridors of Justice

Suppliers seek Sh173.6m as sugar firms’ assets change hands

The suppliers have filed a petition challenging the way the assets and operations of the three State-owned companies were leased to private entities. They argue that the leasing process failed to address obligations that had already been created through contracts for the supply of goods.

Six in 10 Kenyan babies get exclusive breast milk in first six months
Health and Wellness

Six in 10 Kenyan babies get exclusive breast milk in first six months

Unicef said the steady rise in breastfeeding has contributed to reducing infant deaths, but warned that the national figure does not tell the whole story. Nearly four in 10 babies in the country are still not receiving the full benefits of exclusive breastfeeding, with major differences recorded between counties.

US Senate approves tough Russia sanctions bill targeting oil revenues
Global Affairs

US Senate approves tough Russia sanctions bill targeting oil revenues

The legislation, passed on Friday, targets Russian officials, wealthy business leaders, financial institutions and the so-called shadow fleet of vessels accused of helping Moscow bypass restrictions on its oil exports. The bill will now move to the House of Representatives, although lawmakers will not vote on it until at least early September because Congress is currently on its summer recess.

The keeper of the king's secrets and the man who would be king
Commentary

The keeper of the king's secrets and the man who would be king

Lee Njiru is such a man. For forty-six years, he knelt. For forty-six years, he served. For forty-six years, he watched, he listened, he recorded, and now, in the twilight of his years, he has written a memoir that tells us everything about the psychology of serfdom and nothing about the integrity of a man.