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Project Mawingu, launched in 2012, was expected to push KQ into a global airline with 119 destinations by 2021.
East Africa Legislative Assembly has been unable to hold formal sessions, while many other functions have been underfunded.
Despite former President Uhuru Kenyatta’s backing, questions arise on whether Matiang’i will marshal the support he needs especially from Mt Kenya because there is also Gachagua.
The process of offloading 65 per cent of the Kenya Pipeline Company shareholding moved a notch higher after the National Assembly approved privatisation of the company.
On Sunday morning, Raila Odinga office issued a statement dispelling what they termed as misinformation on the former Prime Minister’s health.
Among the nominees are senators, MPs, and parliamentary staff recommended for recognition under different categories.
Taita Taveta County Government has petitioned Parliament to re-categorise Tsavo East and Tsavo West national parks so as to manage and get a share of revenue collected from the facilities.
Petitioners want MPs to push for revocation of a policy requiring licensed ministers of faith to physically deliver original marriage certificates to the Registrar of Marriages in Nairobi.
Kagwe, who appeared before the National Assembly Committee on Delegated Legislation, said the regulations will be critical in unlocking the full potential of fibre crops.
MPs from the West of Rift tea-growing region have decried a drop in bonuses recorded this year and called out the Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) over its alleged inefficiency.
Ronoh said the Government is establishing a Tea Quality Analysis Laboratory in Mombasa to provide a scientific method of valuing tea and validate the quality and safety of Kenyan tea.
A parliamentary committee has expressed concerns over persistent delays in disbursing funds under the Hunger Safety Net Programme (HSNP).
Former AG Justin Muturi says the plan appears to be an effort to make State corporations efficient and profitable but what emerges is the systematic looting of strategic national assets.
United opposition leaders have condemned what they term President William Ruto’s alleged attempts to divide and destabilise them ahead of his 2027 re-election bid.
Learning institutions are expected to remit caution money and overpaid fees that remain unclaimed for a period exceeding two years after successful completion of studies.
Parliament has summoned Education CS Julius Ogamba over delayed school capitation. MPs are demanding answers as exams approach and institutions face crippling financial constraints.
Auditor reveals institutions holding Sh2.6b in caution money, overpaid student fees. She urges stricter compliance of the law and protection of unclaimed financial assets.
A somber mood engulfed Parliament buildings on Wednesday when legislators received news of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga’s demise.
Early on Wednesday morning before the country received the news of demise of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga, President William Ruto assented into law,eight Bills passed by the National Assembly.
The country came to a standstill as millions of Kenyans glued themselves to television screens to follow the State funeral of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga at Nyayo National Stadium.
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