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  Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has admitted that Kenyans have yet to fully benefit from the economic reforms introduced by President William Ruto’s administration. During a Bunge la Wananchi engagement on Monday, February 3, Mbadi addressed concerns raised by citizens about their financial struggles, attributing the situation to three primary factors. The first factor highlighted by Mbadi is domestic government borrowing. He explained that the government’s reliance on local banks for loans had effectively shut out the private sector from accessing credit. This exclusion prevented businesses and private companies from expanding operations and creating job opportunities for the youth. “Banks
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  Kalonzo Musyoka now says Azimio is dysfunctional and that he will not go into the…
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  The much-anticipated Joint Summit comes amid heightened tensions between Kigali and Kinshasa over M23’s advancements in eastern DRC, with Tshisekedi accusing Kagame of supporting the rebels. Read More

  Authorities reported that the administrators were traveling to Elwak when they were ambushed and abducted by the militants between Bamba Owla and Ires Suki. Read More

  Mbadi, speaking at a public participation forum for the Finance Bill 2025 in Nairobi, explained that the approved Sh206 billion was part of a larger effort to ensure there is a steady circulation of money within the economy. Read More

  Trump’s Stop-Work Order, signed last month, has temporarily suspended all US foreign assistance programs for 90 days, pending a policy review. The move affects over 20 million people globally, including Kenyans under the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and USAID programs. Read More

  President Ruto has come under heavy criticism for failing to fulfil his campaign pledges, which include providing jobs for the youth, setting up manufacturing plants among others. Read More

  Kindiki stated that the government will step up  the ongoing efforts towards supporting security agencies to ensure lasting peace in affected regions. Read More

  According to Justice Bahati Mwamuye, the decision by NTSA to remove number plates belong to matatu operators was unconstitutional. Read More

  Kenya Airways (KQ) has responded to a viral video on social media showing a verbal exchange between a passenger and a Kenya Airways agent at the transfer desk in Nairobi. The national carrier says that the said passenger was traveling from Lagos, Nigeria to Nairobi, Paris, and Manchester. Upon arrival in Nairobi for her connecting
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