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JUST IN: Ichung’wah Threatens Impeachment for Absenteeism in National Assembly 

  National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah has issued a stern warning to committee chairpersons and vice-chairpersons, urging them to attend House sessions regularly or risk facing impeachment. His comments come in response to frustrations over the absence of members scheduled to ask questions during a session with Roads and Infrastructure Cabinet Secretary, Davis Chirchir. Ichung’wah stressed that quorum issues should not occur, noting that more than sixty committee chairs and vice-chairs are available to ensure adequate attendance for parliamentary business. Referring to Article 121 of the Constitution, which mandates a quorum of fifty members in the National Assembly and fifteen
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JUST IN: KRA Exceeds October Revenue Target by Kes. 6.8 Billion 

  The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) surpassed its October revenue target by Kes. 6.8 billion, achieving a performance rate of 104.6% in domestic taxes. The tax agency collected Kes. 210 billion in October, exceeding its target of Kes. 203.5 billion. According to KRA’s records, the domestic tax department exceeded its revenue target by Kes. 5.93 billion. The department collected Kes. 136.8 billion, surpassing its target of Kes. 130.9 billion. However, certain areas experienced setbacks. Value-added tax (VAT) recorded a negative variance of Kes. 2.3 billion, and domestic excise tax, excise tax on airtime, and excise tax on financial services also saw
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JUST IN: Kindiki proud of success in combating terrorism, banditry as Interior CS 

  NAIROBI, Kenya Nov 7 – Deputy President Kithure Kindiki, formerly Interior Cabinet Secretary, on Thursday, reflected on his tenure’s achievements in the fight against terrorism and banditry, particularly in the troubled regions of Lamu and North Eastern Kenya. Kindiki disclosed the milestones achieved in his two years as Interior CS, emphasizing the collaborative spirit and Read More

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JUST IN: Kindiki confident next Interior CS will tackle rising abductions, femicide cases 

  NAIROBI, Kenya Nov 7 – Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has expressed confidence that his successor as Cabinet Secretary for the Interior will address emerging security challenges, including the growing cases of abductions and femicide in the country. Kindiki, who served as Interior CS for two years before being appointed Kenya’s third Deputy President under the Read More

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