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Judicial Service Commission confirms Robert Kibor as Registrar
Kibor will take charge of the commission's technical and shared services functions, providing strategic leadership and oversight as the JSC works to strengthen its institutional operations and support the administration of justice
KMPDU gives gov't seven days to resolve nurses’ strike
Addressing journalists on Monday, KMPDU Secretary-General Dr Devji Atella said the more than 40-day industrial action had severely disrupted services in public hospitals, leaving doctors under increasing pressure and patients exposed to preventable complications and deaths.
KenGen revenue rises 6.4% to Sh59.7bn as electricity demand reaches record high
The power generator said revenue increased from Sh56.1 billion in the previous financial year, while operating profit rose to Sh14.2 billion from Sh13.6 billion.
Burundians seek travel documents as Kenya’s trader directive takes effect
Long queues formed at the Embassy of Burundi on Dennis Pritt Road, with applicants carrying identity cards, passports and permits as they sought documentation either to regularise their stay or prepare for a possible return to Burundi
DPP urges stronger cross-border cooperation against organised crime
Ingonga said organised criminal groups were becoming more sophisticated, exploiting technology, porous borders and differences between countries' legal and enforcement systems to conceal their activities and evade prosecution
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Kalonzo: State's crackdown on foreign traders not governance
In a statement on Monday, Musyoka said the scenes of hundreds of small-scale traders seeking emergency travel documents outside the Burundian Embassy in Nairobi ahead of a government deadline showed how the exercise was being handled.
Wanga files complaint with Media Council over KTN, The Standard "expose"
In a letter dated September 7, Wanga accused the two media outlets of publishing and broadcasting what she described as fabricated, unverified and prejudicial allegations which she said had damaged her reputation and undermined the integrity of her office
UNODC: Indonesia-Malaysia-Philippines corridor enables illicit shipments
The agency said criminals are increasingly exploiting legitimate trade routes and emerging technologies as part of a wider criminal ecosystem linking cyber-enabled fraud, human trafficking, drug trafficking, money laundering and other illicit activities
Matiang’i backs peaceful and respectful 2027 campaigns
The former Interior Cabinet Secretary said political competition should not be treated as a matter of life and death, urging politicians to put the stability of the country above individual political ambitions