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  Nairobi Woman Representative Esther Passaris has called on Kenyans living abroad to stop criticizing President William Ruto and his flagship projects. She defended Ruto’s efforts and urged citizens to show patience as the Kenya Kwanza administration works to fulfill its manifesto. Speaking during a parliamentary session on Tuesday, November 26, 2024, Passaris stressed that no other president in Kenya’s history has taken office under such challenging circumstances. “I want to tell Kenyans who are out there, especially the ones who are abroad and probably have never even voted, and don’t even send any taxes to Kenya. We have many Kenyans
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  The Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA) has officially launched the rehabilitation of Nairobi’s road infrastructure by issuing tenders for major road repairs. This initiative aligns with President William Ruto’s commitment to enhancing Nairobi’s road network, following discussions with national government agencies and the Nairobi City County Government. Among the roads listed in KURA’s tender notice for rehabilitation is the Savannah-Stage 17 Bridge Road, a project the President promised during a church service in Soweto. Other roads in the tender include Jogoo Road and Landhies Road, which will also undergo significant repairs to improve traffic flow and road safety. The tender
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  The Parliamentary Departmental Committee on Justice and Legal Affairs will next week vet Abdi Ahmed Mohamud for the position of Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC). President William Ruto recently nominated Mohamud to succeed Twalib Mbarak, whose term ends in January 2025. In a public notice issued on Tuesday, November 26, 2024, Parliament confirmed that the vetting will take place on Tuesday, December 3, 2024, at 9:00 a.m. The vetting will take place in the Mini Chamber, 1st floor, at County Hall, Parliament Buildings in Nairobi. As part of the approval process, Parliament has invited
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  Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is enhancing connectivity across its parks, reserves, and stations with a groundbreaking investment in satellite internet. Using savings from the 2023/2024 fiscal year, KWS aims to improve operational efficiency and enhance visitor experiences, even in remote areas, while supporting its commitment to sustainable conservation through technological innovation. In partnership with Karibu Connect Limited, a local Starlink Satellite provider, and the Ministry of Information, Communication, and Technology, KWS has launched the installation and maintenance of satellite internet at 70 facilities. This project provides seamless internet and Wi-Fi access to both visitors and staff, ensuring reliable communication and
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  The government has rejected allegations that it attempted to deploy spying software against President William Ruto’s political opponents. In a statement released on Tuesday, November 26, 2024, National Treasury Principal Secretary Chris Kiptoo, who was named in a Daily Nation report, dismissed the claims as false and misleading. Kiptoo responded to the article titled “Ruto Men Sued Over ‘Classified’ Spying Software,” which implicated him in an alleged government plan to acquire classified technology for propaganda purposes. He categorically denied the allegations, calling them “absolutely unfounded.” “The article features my image and implicates me in an alleged government plan to acquire classified
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  The State Department for Immigration and Citizen Services says it has rolled out significant reforms to improve the issuance of passports, national ID cards, and vital registration documents, making services more accessible and efficient for Kenyans locally and abroad. Speaking before the National Assembly Public Accounts Committee (PAC) on Monday, Principal Secretary for Immigration and Citizen Services, Prof. Julius Bitok, detailed milestones achieved under the government’s reform agenda. Passport processing times have been cut from three months to just seven days. This has been made possible by acquiring two high-capacity printers capable of producing 10,000 passports daily and expanding application
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  In Kenya, more than 8,000 people die of tobacco-related ailments, with tobacco use being singled-out as the leading cause of preventable deaths in Kenya according to data from the Ministry of Health. Read More

  Private banking’s biggest advantage is the convenience and personalized attention it offers, allowing clients to save time, costs and resources. Read More

  NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 26 – An intern doctor has committed suicide in Thika two months after a similar incident in Gatundu. According to the Kenya Medical Practitioners and Dentists Union (KMPDU), this was due to hardship brought about by delayed pay since August. The union’s Secretary General Davji Atellah  demanded the payment of all intern Read More

  Kinyua is said to have resigned following incessant push for the purge of Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s allies. Read More