NAIROBI, Kenya, June 20 – Police have dropped the investigation against Worldcoin, the cryptocurrency project by Tools for Humanity, potentially clearing the way for its return to Kenya. This development was revealed in a letter from the Director of Criminal…
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jun 19 — Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has launched the construction of the Kihumbuini Stadium, a project valued at Sh277 million. During the groundbreaking ceremony, Governor Sakaja emphasized that the stadium will be built to international standards to…
NAIROBI, Kenya, June 20 – President William Ruto secured a significant victory Thursday as the Finance Bill 2024 passed the second reading stage despite street protests and opposition from Azimio La Umoja lawmakers. The bill now moves to the committee…
Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has appealed to Kenyans residing in South Africa to take the lead in promoting Kenyan-made products in the country. Mr Gachagua said, together with the High Commission officials, they are key in growing the market for…
Finance Bill, 2024 Thursday sailed through the Second Reading in the National Assembly after 204 Members of Parliament voted yes while 115 opposed it. This is how each MP voted. Hon. Samuel Chepkonga – YES Hon. Benjamin Kipkirui – YES…
The government has allocated Ksh60 billion to the education sector to cover the education of all children in Kenya, President William Ruto has said. The President said the government is committed to ensuring education is inclusive, accessible and affordable to…
The National Assembly Thursday voted in favour of the Finance Bill 2024, paving the way for its second reading. The legislators voted by roll call amid widespread protests against the proposed tax measures. The contentious bill sailed through after 204…
NAIROBI, Kenya June 20 – The controversial Finance Bill 2024 passed the second reading in the National Assembly Thursday amid violent street protests in Nairobi and other major towns. The Bill sailed through with 204 votes in favour and 115…
NAIROBI Kenya, Jun 20-A multitude of Generation Z protesting against the Finance Bill 2024 stormed the streets of Nairobi. Thousands of youthful protesters took to the streets, chanting Anti-Finance Bill 2024 and waving anti-government placards. About The Author
Lawmakers allied to the opposition coalition on Thursday protested the deployment of a large contingent of police officers around Parliament buildings Standing on a point of order, Minority Leader in the National Assembly Opiyo Wandayi wondered why the entire Parliament…