Senate Approves Fatuma Ali Ibrahim for Parliamentary Service Commission
The Senate has approved the nomination of Fatuma Ali Ibrahim to serve as a commissioner of the Parliamentary Service Commission, clearing the way for her…
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Naivas Unveils Kikwetu black November bringing Kenyans a month of Big deals
Naivas Limited has officially launched Naivas Kikwetu Black November 2026, a month-long shopping celebration bringing together leading local and international brands, exceptional deals and exciting…
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Kalonzo Raises Alarm Over Aductions, Defends LAMU Investment
By Evans Mutinda. Opposition leader Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka has intensified his criticism of the government over alleged abductions and unlawful detentions, while defending foreign investment…
Kenya, Uganda explore common ground on AI regulation
Kenya and Uganda are stepping up parliamentary cooperation on artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies as lawmakers in the two countries confront the challenge of…
Nakuru County collected more revenue but spent less than half its development budget
Nakuru County collected more revenue than it had targeted in the 2025/26 financial year but spent less than half of its development budget, while billions…
Kenya marks world tourism day with digital and ai push to redesign tourism
The Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife is packaging and digitising Kenya’s tourism products to make them more accessible to travellers increasingly using digital platforms to…
Fatuma Ibrahim vows to tackle discrimination and champion staff welfare in parliament
Fatuma Ibrahim Ali, nominated as a commissioner to the Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC), told the Senate Committee on Justice, Legal Affairs and Human Rights she would prioritise staff welfare, equal opportunities and transparency, ahead of the committee’s report to the full House.
Private Schools Seek Changes to Basic Education Bill Over Closure, Registration Powers
The Kenya Private Schools Association (KPSA) has asked Parliament to amend key provisions of the Basic Education Bill, 2026, warning that proposed regulations on school…
Mwingi Central MP Apologises to Life Water Canada, Clears NGO of Corruption Claims
Mwingi Central MP Gideon Mulyungi has apologised to Life Water Canada over remarks he made accusing the organisation of wrongdoing, saying the NGO is credible,…
MPs Question reliability of learner data used to fund schools
The National Assembly Public Accounts Committee has raised concerns over the reliability of learner enrolment data used by the government to determine and disburse billions…
Kenya Steps Up Preparations for 26th EAC MSME Trade Fair in Rwanda
By Maurice Momanyi Kenya has commenced preparations for its participation in the 26th East African Community (EAC) Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Trade Fair,…