News
Kalonzo alleges plans to rig 2027 polls amid IEBC nomination dispute
Kalonzo Musyoka criticized the recent IEBC nominations, claiming they have resulted in an institution that lacks public trust.
President William Ruto
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President Ruto: ‘Hakuna dawa’ must end as KEMSA gets Sh10bn
The President said this funding removes any excuse for delays or gaps in the supply of essential drugs.
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Kenya, UAE sign defence and border control pacts to boost peace
The President added that the two countries are also working closely on matters of peace and defence.
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Who Is Erastus Edung? Meet President Ruto’s nominee for IEBC chairperson
At 48 years old, Edung brushed off concerns about his age, stating that he has what it takes to lead the electoral body.
Education and Career
President Ruto grants charter to Kisumu’s Uzima University
This development pushes the total number of chartered universities in Kenya to 68.
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President Ruto signs landmark disability rights Bill into law
The new law, sponsored by nominated Senator Crystal Asige, replaces the outdated Persons with Disabilities Act of 2003.
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Inside PCS Mudavadi’s high-stakes talks with Secretary Rubio
Mudavadi, who landed in the U.S. on Tuesday is engaging in a series of high-level diplomatic discussions.
Business
2025-26 budget shrinks State Office funds in austerity push
The Executive Office of the President will see a reduction of Sh600 million.
Business
Funds delay, planning gaps stall President Ruto’s industrial parks rollout
Senators are calling for the project’s suspension until a full feasibility study and a master plan are developed.
News
Wiper boss Kalonzo warns President Ruto against one-sided IEBC selection
Kalonzo argues that appointing new commissioners without involving the opposition risks creating a biased electoral body.
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PCS Mudavadi in Washington for bilateral engagements
The visit, which comes at the invitation of the U.S. government, marks the first significant diplomatic engagement between Nairobi and Washington.
Business
CS Mbadi moves to cut public office spending
The move comes as the government grapples with falling tax revenues and rising costs of running its operations.