A scandalous outburst attributed to Tigania East MP Mpuru Aburi and last-minute calls to senators by Azimio leader Raila Odinga saved Kawira Mwangaza.
The country has low water service levels, with only 2.6 million households out of 12.5 million having access to piped water in their yard.
The bill requires each county government at least thirty days before the end of a financial year to prepare an annual report on the state of food safety and feed safety.
Senate Speaker Amason Kingi has been put in the spotlight over the expenditure of at least Sh140 billion allocated to Kilifi County during his 10-year tenure as governor.
Members of Parliament from Kisii and Nyamira counties have expressed concern over the distressing occurrences witnessed during the administration of the national examinations in the region.
Thangwa through the bill seeks to put in place a legal framework for the removal from office by way of impeachment of the county government officials.
Pastoralists Parliamentary Group Members have called on police to reveal the whereabouts of former South C MCA Osman Khalif who was abducted from his Westlands home in Nairobi.
High Court has issued a conservatory order suspending the National Assembly's move denying County Governments sahre of the Roads Maintenance Levy funds
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula has called for direct election of East Africa Legislative Assembly (Eala) legislators by voters from the respective member states.
The differences between Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya and Deputy Governor Philomena Kapkory are far from over after the NCIC summoned him over ethnic contempt.
Transport Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has told the Senate that the government is working towards settling the Sh150 billion pending bills owed to contractors.
Women MPs from Mount Kenya have raised concern over attempts to revive and sanitise activities of the outlawed Mungiki sect by forces out to destabilisse the region.
Senate Majority Leader Aaron Cheruiyot has sponsored a bill seeking to penalise the issuance of metrological information without the consent of the Met department.
NTSA has listed losing control, lane indiscipline, excessive speed, swerving, crossing roads not masked by stationary vehicles and brake failure as some of the major factors causing road carnage.
MPs from Northern Kenya have raised concerns over discrimination by the national government in addressing the effects of El Niño rains which have resulted in 15 people losing their lives.
Bomet Governor Hillary Barchok had a rough time explaining to the Senate Public Accounts Committee why his administration exaggerated pending bills by more than Sh204 million.
President seems to have eaten humble pie over the earlier stance that there will be no El Nino. The Head of State will today chair a Cabinet meeting to deliberate on mitigation measures.
Embu Governor Cecily Mbarire has blamed her predecessor Martin Wambora over what she termed suspicious Sh1.6 billion pending bills.
Natembeya has blamed Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua for the frosty relationship with Deputy Governor Philomena Kapkory.
Chairpersons of residents associations had requested a meeting with the committee to appraise it of their concerns over the ongoing urban regeneration programme.