Kenya’s international reputation is under scrutiny as actions by certain state security agents against government critics have attracted the attention of the European Union.
According to President Ruto, the country has both a criminal and moral problem, which should be addressed comprehensively if the menace is to be completely done away with.
The exam papers will be personalised and no additional ones will be printed. Cheating candidates will be held personally responsible, not schools or centres.
President William Ruto said all leaders should work for the unity of Kenyans, reiterating his pledge that the government would lift those at the bottom.
Homa Bay Town MP Peter Kaluma suggested that the position of Interior CS should go to someone from his community.
Parliament has welcomed the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on public participation, asserting that it positions the country for more effective legislative processes without disruptions.
The National Intelligence and Research University was granted a charter on Tuesday, it had been operating as a constituent college of the National Defence University.
The fate of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua as deputy party leader of ruling party, United Democratic Alliance (UDA) is now sealed, as current DP Kithure Kindiki assumes the position.
Ahmed Issack Hassan and his team are expected to oversight the police service. If successful, he will replace Anne Makori and her team, whose term ended on August 31.
Education Principal Secretary Belio Kipsang has criticised attempts by some parents to facilitate exam cheating.
MPs who voted to impeach Gachagua are having a rough time in their constituencies. Mathira MP faces a recall motion with signatures already being collected.
A stakeholders’ validation forum on the draft foreign policy will be held Monday following weeks of engagement with various entities to enhance the document.
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has called on the government to fulfil its promises to Kenyans, now that he is “out of the way.”
On Thursday, President William Ruto will hold his second State of the Nation address, coming at a time Kenyans have persistently raised their disappointment with his administration.
The Kenya National Examination Council reported that the exams were conducted smoothly, thanks to collaborative efforts ensuring no candidate was disadvantaged.
The Government has put on notice private institutions offering medical courses not approved by the relevant authorities.
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has called on the Great Lakes Region member states to support Raila Odinga’s bid for African Union Commission chairmanship.
Okiya Omtatah has taken significant steps to establish an exploratory committee and is eager to see what actions are needed to succeed in this endeavour.
Women recall how recklessly they received the tragic news of the death of their daughters. MCA whose daughter was killed last month wants such cases given special attention.
ODM has dismissed reports that its members were forced to vote by way of consensus during the grassroots elections held on Wednesday.
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