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Ministry Hosts Digital Transformation Forum & Awards

The Ministry of Information Communications and the Digital Economy, in collaboration with Greydale Africa, is gearing up to present the Digital Transformation Public Sector (DTPS) Forum and Awards on February 22nd and 23rd. Scheduled to be graced by Information, Communications, and Digital Economy Cabinet Secretary Eliud Owalo, the event promises …

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PSC Report Reveals Non-Competitive Hiring of 250 Staff by Public Officials

Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and the 22 Cabinet Secretaries (CSs) collectively hired 250 personal staff during the financial year ending in June 2023, contributing to the trend of non-competitive recruitment within public offices. A recent report by the Public Service Commission (PSC) revealed that these 250 individuals were recruited either …

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President Ruto Secures Ksh.45B Investments from Japan During State Visit

During a two-day official state visit to Japan, President William Ruto has successfully secured investments totaling Ksh.45 billion. Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura made the announcement at the Kenyatta International Conference Centre (KICC) on Thursday, revealing that a substantial portion of the investment, Ksh.15 billion, will be directed towards the construction …

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Tiaty MP William Kamket Arrested Over Suspected Incitement

William Kamket, the Member of Parliament for Tiaty, and Robert Komolle, the Deputy Governor of West Pokot, were both interrogated by detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Nakuru on suspicion of incitement to violence. Kamket underwent a two-hour interrogation before being released, with plans for him to …

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Rotich Lands Job in Ruto Administration

Former Treasury Cabinet Secretary Henry Rotich has been appointed by President William Ruto to serve as the Senior Advisor on Fiscal Affairs and Budget Policy within the government. This appointment was communicated through a letter from Felix Koskei, the Head of the Public Service. Rotich, who previously held the position …

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New Judgment Date Set for Monica Murder Case

The High Court has rescheduled the judgment date for Jacque Maribe, a former TV news anchor, and Jowie Irungu regarding the murder of businesswoman Monica Kimani. Originally set for March 15, the judgment date has been moved up to February 9, following agreement by all parties involved. This decision comes …

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Court Orders Detention of Embakasi Gas Plant Owner and NEMA Officials

The court has ordered the detention of the owner of the fatal Embakasi gas plant, along with two NEMA officials, for a period of 21 days to facilitate the ongoing police investigation. Derrick Kimathi, the proprietor of the gas plant, along with NEMA officials Joseph Makau and Marrian Kioko, will …

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Another Fire Leaves 63 Homeless in Soweto, Embakasi East

63 individuals residing in Soweto, Embakasi East, have been displaced following a nocturnal fire that razed their residences. Embakasi East Member of Parliament, Babu Owino, took to X to express sorrow over the loss, indicating that the fire engulfed both the residents’ homes and their belongings. “Another somber day in …

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Sakaja Issues Directive to Close Gas Plants Operating in Residential Areas

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has instructed the closure of all gas plants situated near residential zones. During a visit to affected families of the Embakasi gas explosion in the Embakasi area, Sakaja announced that all 17 sub-county officials have been empowered to shut down illegal businesses across the county. “I …

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Thika: NYS Applicants Rejected for Tattoos, ID Mistakes

As the National Youth Service (NYS) continues its recruitment drive for 15,000 volunteer servicemen and women nationwide, many young individuals in Thika, Kiambu County attended the exercise at Thika Stadium on Tuesday. They underwent thorough screening, with close examination of their academic credentials and physical attributes. However, almost three individuals …

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