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The proposed reduction will see each of the 290 constituencies lose Sh10 million from the Kenya Rural Roads Authority (KeRRA) allocation, cutting the amount from Sh63 million to Sh53 million.The government has asked the National Assembly to approve a proposal to securitise an additional Sh5 per litre from the Roads Maintenance Levy Fund (RMLF), which is expected to generate Sh120 billion in two years.
Alongside the reassignments, Governor Guyo extended the contracts of several chief officers effective September 1, 2025
The cabinet had been operating from Port Sudan after being forced to relocate when the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) seized most of Khartoum at the start of the conflict.
Initially, the State focused on selling shares in Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC), with projections of Sh100 million in returns.
In the petition, filed through Simon Chege Kamangu, the farmers argue the decision lacked public participation, infringes on constitutional rights, and would distort the market to the detriment of local producers and importers.
The project will address barriers such as high connection costs, underutilised transformers and weak infrastructure by tapping into idle electricity assets and reinforcing overstretched substations to ensure stable electricity delivery.
At the heart of the reforms is the creation of a national Religious Affairs Commission that will oversee the registration and operations of religious institutions, monitor compliance, and offer policy direction.
According to a Cabinet dispatch, Sh64.2 billion has already been disbursed through the model, covering 40 percent of verified claims linked to 575 contracts across 393 road projects.
To enforce the reforms, the Bill outlines the establishment of an independent Quality Healthcare and Patient Safety Authority.
Kajiado will now take charge of the park’s daily operations through a co-management model, while the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) will continue to oversee national conservation standards.
Sports CS Salim Mvurya appointed Joseph Maina Njogu to serve on the Board of the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya for a period of three years.
These changes mark a continued push by the government to re-align leadership in state agencies with a focus on service delivery and accountability.