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Day: May 20, 2025

MKU Law Students to Receive Training on Arbitration Law

Thika: Law students from Mount Kenya University are set to receive a training boost in arbitration law after the institution entered into an agreement with law institutes in both Kenya and South Africa. According to Kenya News Agency, the memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the institution and the Chartered Institute

Poursuivi pour crime de guerre, Joseph Kabila attendu ce mardi au Sénat

Il est notamment accusé d’être l’instigateur de la rébellion du M23, qui déstabilise l’Est de la RDC depuis plusieurs mois. Plusieurs chefs d’accusation pèsent sur le sénateur à vie, dont des crimes de guerre, des crimes contre l’humanité et des massacres de civils. Joseph Kabila séjourne à l’étranger depuis plusieurs

Workers Welcome State Move to Exempt Pension and Gratuity from Tax

Mombasa: A section of Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) workers has lauded the government’s move to exempt pension and gratuity from taxes as outlined in the budget for Financial Year 2025/2026. According to Kenya News Agency, the Head of State announced during the 60th Labour Day celebration that pensions and gratuity

Child Labour Identified as Significant Contributor to Gender-Based Violence

Bungoma: The Presidential Technical Working Group (TWG) on Gender-Based Violence (GBV) has expressed concern that some parents engage their daughters in hawking businesses in major towns which exposes the girls to defilement and early pregnancies. According to Kenya News Agency, the team, during a Public Participation forum chaired by Linah

Les députés provinciaux du Kasaï-Central dénoncent le faible taux d’exécution des travaux d’infrastructure

Les députés provinciaux du Kasaï-Central déplorent le faible taux d’exécution des travaux d’infrastructure, contrairement aux prévisions initiales annoncées par les responsables des entreprises en charge de ces projets. Ce constat alarmant a été fait lors d’une visite d’inspection, effectuée lundi 19 mai, sur les différents sites de travaux antiérosifs et

Expect Even Higher Payouts, Coffee Farmers Told

Kirinyaga: Coffee farmers have been assured of higher pay in the incoming season of 2025/2026 as the government is firming up the reforms to ensure timely availability of fertilizer, subsidized pesticides and certified coffee seedlings through better resourcing from the Coffee Research Institute. Deputy President Professor Kithure Kindiki said the