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Inside civil servants Sh1.5b salary, allowances boom
The government has splashed a Sh1.5 billion salary increment for civil servants, ending a looming strike that would have paralysed service delivery.
By 13 days ago
Inside civil servants Sh1.5b salary, allowances boom
Report reveals how State officials failed to stop Shakahola massacre
A new report has revealed how failure of government officials and police officers to investigate reports on illegal activities in Shakahola Forest, leading to the deaths of hundreds of people.
By 17 days ago
Report reveals how State officials failed to stop Shakahola massacre
Two Kenyans stranded in Saudi Arabia over Sh1.08 million 'debt'
Two Kenyans stranded in Saudi Arabia have appealed for government’s intervention to return home after they were barred from leaving over Sh1.08 million ‘debt’.
By 18 days ago
Two Kenyans stranded in Saudi Arabia over Sh1.08 million 'debt'
Innovative app enables clients to 'book', plant indigenous trees
The loss of indigenous trees and depletion of forests represents more than just a reduction in biodiversity, and also signifies a deepening crisis in the entire ecosystem.
By 30 days ago
Innovative app enables clients to 'book', plant indigenous trees
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KICD apologises for misleading content in Biology textbook
The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) has bowed to pressure from the public over misleading content in the Form Three Biology textbook.
By 1 month ago
KICD apologises for misleading content in Biology textbook
IG transfers officers as detectives probe horrific Kware dumpsite murders
So far, nine bodies at different stages of decomposition have been retrieved from the Kware Dumpsite.
By 2 months ago
IG transfers officers as detectives probe horrific Kware dumpsite murders
Fathers of change leading the charge against FGM
The fight has seen more Maasai girls pursue education and succeed in their careers although it comes at a cost to these men as they are isolated and regarded as inferior.
By 2 months ago
Fathers of change leading the charge against FGM
Human rights groups call for release of arrested protestors
Twenty-one human rights and governance organizations have demanded for immediate and unconditional release of all arrested protestors and observers.
By 2 months ago
Human rights groups call for release of arrested protestors
Uhuru turns to God as Ruto starves office of budgeted funds
Kanze said Uhuru pays for his own office, fuels his official car and caters for expenses such as foreign and domestic travels, car repairs, and needs of staff allocated to him.
By 3 months ago
Uhuru turns to God as Ruto starves office of budgeted funds
Fourth estate is poorer without Mitty, journalists mourn colleague
Friends and colleagues described him as a dedicated, humble and polite person, saying he was a mentor who was always willing to lend a hand or share his vast knowledge.
By 3 months ago
Fourth estate is poorer without Mitty, journalists mourn colleague
State increases Inua Jamii funds to Sh3.86 billion
The allocation for the group represents an increase of 9.8 per cent and 11.4 per cent respectively.
By 3 months ago
State increases Inua Jamii funds to Sh3.86 billion
Former minister Njeru Githae launches 15 fiction books
Njeru Githae has launched 15 books of fiction, saying he has found peace in writing after retiring from politics and public service
By 4 months ago
Former minister Njeru Githae launches 15 fiction books
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How proposed bill plans to tighten noose on sexual offenders
The proposed amendments are intended to take into consideration emerging trends in regard to sexual offences and technological advancements.
By 4 months ago
How proposed bill plans to tighten noose on sexual offenders
Family, friends celebrate the life of June Moi at Sunday service
Kanu Chairman Gideon Moi described June as a lovely human being, saying the Moi family is coming to terms with her demise.
By 5 months ago
Family, friends celebrate the life of June Moi at Sunday service
Catholic church supports bid to phase out children homes
The government-led National Care Reform Strategy for Children in Kenya seeks to phase out all children homes in a 10-year plan that runs from 2022-2032.
By 5 months ago
Catholic church supports bid to phase out children homes
Church accuses State of seeking to cripple its firms
Archbishop Maurice Muhatia said there has been deliberate intent by the gov't to undermine the role of the Catholic Church, and all Faiths as safeguards of morality in society.
By 5 months ago
Church accuses State of seeking to cripple its firms
From orphanages to family set-up, foster care parents recall journey
Fostering teenagers has been identified as a key challenge in providing alternative care for children because most of them have developed particular characters.
By 5 months ago
From orphanages to family set-up, foster care parents recall journey
Children no one wants as clock ticks to phase out orphanages
National Care Reform Strategy proposes placing children in alternative family care. Donors are being encouraged to support children from within their families and communities.
By 5 months ago
Children no one wants as clock ticks to phase out orphanages
Dependency syndrome in children's homes ruining proper growth
Numerous studies have evidenced that institutions are damaging to the children and cannot replace family environment. The experience is even worse for children below three years.
By 5 months ago
Dependency syndrome in children's homes ruining proper growth
Foster families will be given priority in Inua Jamii, says PS
Families seeking to be enrolled in the Cash Transfer programme and have children in Charitable Children Institutions (CCI’s) will be given priority.
By 5 months ago
Foster families will be given priority in Inua Jamii, says PS
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Why State plans to phase out children's homes
The idea is remove vulnerable children and orphans and transition them to family and community-based care before the 2032 deadline.
By 5 months ago
Why State plans to phase out children's homes
Study shows children who grow in children homes have low IQs and stunted growth
Most children who grew up in children's homes suffer stunted growth, have low Intelligence Quotient (IQ) and experience abnormal social development.
By 5 months ago
Study shows children who grow in children homes have low IQs and stunted growth
The legacy of Rita Tinina: A humble and dedicated journalist
For more than two decades, Tinina reported many stories. She had the nose for news and reported stories with accuracy and clarity.
By 5 months ago
The legacy of Rita Tinina: A humble and dedicated journalist
Meta unveils alerts on platforms to help trace abducted children
Users of Facebook and Instagram will receive alerts of missing children in their news feeds as Interior PS terms initiative groundbreaking in marking pivotal milestone to protect children.
By 5 months ago
Meta unveils alerts on platforms to help trace abducted children
Colleagues eulogise Rita Tinina as humble, dedicated journalist
Rita Tinina was a magnet that attracted colleagues. And for this reason, she had a pet name for her colleagues.
By 5 months ago
Colleagues eulogise Rita Tinina as humble, dedicated journalist
Government to enroll all elders in cash transfer plan
Social Protection and Senior Citizens Affairs Principal Secretary Joseph Motari said all eligible older persons will be onboarded into the programme.
By 6 months ago
Government to enroll all elders in cash transfer plan
Paralysed woman charts her way out of pain through craft, music
Muthoni’s spinal cord was severely injured in a car accident, leaving her with three-quarter paralysis. She is now the leader of a self-help group.
By 6 months ago
Paralysed woman charts her way out of pain through craft, music
LSK to sue KRA for illegal collection of housing levy
“There is no legal basis to deduct the housing levy and this action amounts to contempt of court and arbitrary imposition of tax," said outgoing LSK president Eric Theuri.
By 6 months ago
LSK to sue KRA for illegal collection of housing levy
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Mystery of child taken from home but DCI waiting 'for statement'
What started as a naive boy talk has turned into a full-blown investigation spiced with allegations of trafficking spreading between counties, countries and continents.
By 6 months ago
Mystery of child taken from home but DCI waiting 'for statement'
Activists raise alarm as women attacked on witchcraft claims
Aleya, a resident of Rongumo clan in Kargi was beaten to death on February 18, 2024, by a group of morans on instructions of elders from the Rendille community.
By 6 months ago
Activists raise alarm as women attacked on witchcraft claims
State disburses Sh2. 1 billion for Inua Jamii beneficiaries
The individuals are part of the 1,233,149 beneficiaries under the Inua Jamii Programme.
By 7 months ago
State disburses Sh2. 1 billion for Inua Jamii beneficiaries
State disburses Sh2.1 billion for Inua Jamii beneficiaries
200,000 beneficiaries of the Inua Jamii programme will start receiving their monthly stipend after the government releases Sh2.1 billion for January disbursements.
By 7 months ago
State disburses Sh2.1 billion for Inua Jamii beneficiaries
Cabinet approves new Bill to enhance human rights
The Bill which was approved by the Cabinet seeks to enhance and to implement the right to social protection for citizens through the Social Protection Department.
By 7 months ago
Cabinet approves new Bill to enhance human rights
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Waeni's murder: Danger signs to watch to avoid online predators
Police sources have traced an online conversation between the victim and a stranger as digital experts give clues on how young people can be lured to danger.
By 7 months ago
Waeni's murder: Danger signs to watch to avoid online predators
Youth embrace theatre and dance to advocate social, political justice
The group uses music, plays, poems, spoken word and dance to champion against injustices such as police brutality, extra-judicial killings and forced disappearance.
By 8 months ago
Youth embrace theatre and dance to advocate social, political justice
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Questions as 2,000 now set to join Form One without sitting KCPE
Education stakeholders, however, oppose the move, term it a serious breach of policy. CS defends the decision saying the learners will sit a qualifying exam at Form Three.
By 8 months ago
Questions as 2,000 now set to join Form One without sitting KCPE
School feeding programme targets four million learners
PS Belio Kipsang said the programme targets four million learners and additional funding of Sh7.7 billion will be required to successfully implement the same.
By 8 months ago
School feeding programme targets four million learners
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'How I won Sh3 million for making plastic from water weed'
Nguthiru’s startup project of converting water hyacinth into biodegradable plastics saw him recognised and awarded USD20,000 (Sh3 million) at COP28 in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
By 8 months ago
'How I won Sh3 million for making plastic from water weed'
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Sorry state of major airports exposed
A new report has exposed the sorry state of Kenya’s three major airports, ranging from defective and inadequate infrastructure and electro-mechanical facilities.
By 8 months ago
Sorry state of major airports exposed
Special unit to be set up to probe road accidents
Murkomen expresses optimism the unit will give actual and independent outcomes. CS announces plans to retrain and retest drivers as well as revamping curriculum in driving schools.
By 8 months ago
Special unit to be set up to probe road accidents