Josphat Thiong'o

A total of Sh8.8 billion in unclaimed assets is being held by the State, still awaiting remittance to its rightful owners, despite being identified, Senators revealed Tuesday.

Members of Parliament are concerned over the chaotic transition from the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF) to the Social Health Authority (SHA), which is denying patients access to critical healthcare.

The Attorney General is now seeking legislation on who manages and how public participation is conducted in the country.

A plan by the government to raise Sh178 billion in revenue through amendment of various tax laws has sparked debate, with a section of MPs and clergy weighing in.

Stunned by a stinging statement from the clergy, President William Ruto and his government are on overdrive as they unleash a string of rebuttals on why the Catholic church was wrong.

Churches have proven to be rich vote-hunting grounds for politicians while the clergy has strived to remain strong in leading the political discourse in the country.

Nairobi Catholic Archdiocese returned a Sh5.6 million donation by President Ruto as Archbishop Sapit of ACK tells the State to listen to the people and rethink actions.

Public Service Commission has advertised for the position of PS while a purge in Parliament has already claimed its first casualty and a reshuffle of three CSs, is reportedly, in the wings.

The reopening of public universities now looks close after the government caved into lecturers’ demands for Sh9.7 billion for increased pay.

He accused Parliament of delaying the passage of the Conflict of Interest Bill while criticizing ODPP for dropping cases due to the unavailability of witnesses.