Edwin Nyarangi is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya, working for Standard Group PLC. He specializes in local news and covers a wide range of topics including politics, economics, and social issues. Edwin is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the people of Kenya.
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Deputy President Kindiki Kithure Thursday defended his tenure at the helm of the Ministry of Interior highlighting some of his major achievements, including the modernisation of police equipment.
Lawmakers remain deadlocked over county funding, with the Senate demanding Sh400 billion while the National Assembly advocates for Sh380 billion.
By: Edwin Nyarangi
Parliament has told the Communications Authority of Kenya (CAK) to stop the “fraud” perpetuated by telcos in the country in the name expiring data bundles.
By: Edwin Nyarangi
Parliament terms practice as fraud executed by Telcos for undue profits, want the providers to start compensating clients for unused data.
Parliament has been told that the government does not have data on the exact number of refugees in the country despite complaints that they are benefitting more than the host communities.
By: Edwin Nyarangi
The stalemate between the Senate and the National Assembly over whether counties should receive Sh400 billion or Sh380 billion from the exchequer has yet to be resolved, with both houses sticking to their positions.
By: Edwin Nyarangi
Wambua said the money had been lost through the project initiated when Ngilu was governor. But the former Governor accused the senator of ‘playing politics’ with the project.
Nuclear Power and Energy Agency (Nupea), has said Kenya is in the final phase of implementing its first nuclear power plant by 2034.
Debt was mainly caused by NMS taking up debts and some functions of Nairobi County Government. However, pending bills amounting to Sh94.8 million have already been cleared.
By: Josphat Thiongó, Edwin Nyarangi
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