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They warned that continued lack of transparency could undermine public trust in the devolved system, especially if citizens continue to see little impact from approved budgets.
Munyakho, whose execution had been scheduled for May 15, 2024, was freed after extensive negotiations with Saudi authorities led to a successful appeal for clemency.
According to the court submissions, the DPP intends to call more than 80 witnesses, most of whom are Kisumu residents.
Auditor General Nancy Gathungu revealed that a total of 529 parcels, spread across Mombasa, Limuru, Nakuru, and Kisumu, have either been grabbed or irregularly allocated without the corporation's consent.
During a meeting with the KSL management, MPs raised several audit concerns flagged in the financial statements.
Nyutu said she was blindsided by the commission’s announcement, having learned of her dismissal through a press release.
The Committee on Implementation expressed disappointment during a sitting on Tuesday after the Ministry failed to provide clear progress on the enforcement of recommendations from two House reports adopted in the 12th Parliament.
Murkomen took a swipe at the Law Society of Kenya (LSK), accusing it of siding with lawbreakers at the expense of ordinary Kenyans.
KUJ Secretary General Erick Oduor described the code as a vital framework to guide responsible, ethical, and professional journalism in the country.
Eldoret High Court Judge Robert Wananda, who had been scheduled to kick off the trial proceedings on Tuesday morning, expressed frustration at the continued delays.
The audit also exposed further legal failures, noting that KFS had paid Sh8.17 million in compensation in some cases after failing to attend court to defend itself.
The incident, which unfolded shortly after evening prep on Tuesday night, saw a group of students breach the examination room and vandalise key school facilities.
President expressed disbelief at Maraga's comments, especially considering his long service in public office.
President Ruto described the Sh44 billion raised as a milestone that affirms Kenya’s ability to tap local markets to finance large-scale projects.
The programme is designed to strengthen local capacity to respond to climate shocks and natural hazards through community-driven initiatives.
KWS oversees about 20 per cent of Kenya’s land, including 24 national parks, 29 national reserves, and 215 community conservancies.
Auditor General Nancy Gathungu, in her report for the year ending June 30, 2024, exposed that the company is operating at a negative working capital of over Sh3.4 billion.
Wahome defended the government’s approach, saying the ongoing Nairobi River clean-up targets areas with high pollution levels, not specific locations or communities.
The law introduces strong restrictions on advertising, including a ban on using celebrities and public vehicles to promote gambling.
Muluka blamed the administration’s collapse in delivery on a leadership team obsessed with luxury, showmanship, and internal competition.
In the audit of the State Law Office for the 2022/23 financial year, Auditor General Nancy Gathungu found that Sh116.83 million was collected from 15 out of 34 gazetted marriage centres.
The MCAs insisted they play a crucial role in city governance and deserve to be treated with the same honour as MPs when the President visits Nairobi.
Following the April declaration, the tariff plan was suspended for 90 days in response to global market disruptions, giving Japan's trade team time to engage Washington in talks.
The shortfall came as the Judiciary raised concerns over a funding crisis, saying it was receiving less than half of its annual resource needs from the Exchequer.
Wako, on Wednesday said that the leaderless and partyless nature of the current youth movement is intentional and strategic.
IEBC over the weekend revealed that their immediate priority is organizing 23 by-elections across the country, which include six constituencies, one Senate seat, and 16 Member of County Assembly (MCA) positions.
According to detectives, some of the suspects in custody have revealed that the number of victims may be higher than initially thought.
Government pathologist Dr J.N. Ndung’u, who led the postmortem on Tuesday at the Montezuma Monalisa funeral home, said the findings were unanimous among the six pathologists present.
He expressed confidence that ODM still stands a strong chance of winning the presidency, saying the party has capable leaders and a strong foundation.
He questioned whether the party still holds the same principles that it once stood for, citing growing contradictions within the leadership.