Mombasa: The Cabinet Secretary for the Ministry of Public Service and Human Capital Development, Justin Muturi, has reaffirmed Kenya’s commitment to upholding the principles of the African Charter on Values and Principles of Public Service and Administration. Speaking during the closing ceremony of a capacity-building workshop for directors and heads
Nairobi: The government has announced plans to mobilise resources to the tune of Sh598 billion to finance the expansion of the area under irrigation by one million acres over the next 10 years, aiming to increase food production. According to Kenya News Agency, the 10-year plan under the National Irrigation
Vihiga: Workers in Vihiga County have Thursday staged a peaceful protest over what they termed the need for promotion, redesignation, and poor working conditions. The staff marched through Mbale town before storming into Governor Dr Wilber Ottichilo’s office where they presented a memo of their grievances and demanded to be
Nairobi: A Mau Mau compensation lobby group now says it hopes the enactment of the Public Benefits Organization Act will hasten compensation efforts for its members. James Njuguna Mahuria, who chairs the Jeramiah Mugi Foundation, says a planned debate over the provisions of the Act on March 25 could be
Nairobi: Kenyans have been assured that the new National Building Code 2024 aims to enhance the standards of construction, ensuring safety, efficiency, and sustainability in building practices with a focus on streamlined approval processes. According to Kenya News Agency, Advocate Diana Watila affiliated with the National Building Inspectorate, State Department
Nairobi: King Willem-Alexander and Queen M¡xima of the Netherlands made a significant visit to Chief Justice Martha Koome at the Supreme Court Building. The meeting highlighted the robust bilateral relations between Kenya and the Netherlands. According to Kenya News Agency, the royal visit, part of a state visit to Kenya,
Narok West: A land dispute over 7,800 hectares in the Olderkesi Wildlife Conservancy, Naikarra Ward, Narok West, has escalated as residents clash with developers over alleged land-grabbing and mismanagement. The dispute has sparked widespread concern among the affected community members who are calling for government’s intervention. According to Kenya News