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Court rejects KDF appeal over HIV-related dismissal
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Court rejects KDF appeal over HIV-related dismissal

The dispute dates back to December 2021, when Mr PKJ underwent an HIV test during the KDF recruitment process without giving informed consent. Despite being medically cleared and issued a formal call-up letter to join training at Eldoret Recruits’ Training School, he was dismissed shortly after reporting for duty.

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DPP Ingonga defends independence of his office before Senate
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DPP Ingonga defends independence of his office before Senate

Ingonga told the committee that the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) has been entering into Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) with various investigative agencies to strengthen collaboration and build trust when handling sensitive cases.

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Leadership, financial gaps hit Garissa University, audit finds
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Leadership, financial gaps hit Garissa University, audit finds

The audit, conducted by Auditor General Nancy Gathungu for the period ending June 30, points out that the university has been functioning without a substantive chancellor since February 2022. During this period, the vice chancellor has only been serving in an acting role, leaving the university without permanent leadership at the top.

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Ketraco warns Sh49bn shortfall could stall key electricity projects
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Ketraco warns Sh49bn shortfall could stall key electricity projects

The delayed funding puts at risk projects designed to expand the network, create new transmission routes, and increase the capacity to carry power from domestic sources and neighboring countries. Ketraco says the funding gap could affect lines meant to strengthen areas where the grid is already overloaded and unreliable, highlighting the urgency of these developments.

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MCAs raise alarm over blank loan motion for Nairobi salaries
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MCAs raise alarm over blank loan motion for Nairobi salaries

Majority Leader Peter Imwatok introduced the motion, but when pressed, could not provide information on the amount to be borrowed, the lender, or the repayment schedule. The motion, framed as a short-term loan request, did not include any figures, raising concerns about transparency.

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