Melita Ole Tenges
35 Articles
Atwoli dismisses FKE report that over 5,000 Kenyans have lost their jobs since 2022
FKE last week cautioned the government against any further upward review of taxes pointing out that salaried workers were living on the edge due to the high taxes.Atwoli accuses the employers’ federation of spreading propaganda, arguing that the figures presented are inaccurate....
Kalonzo, Sifuna demand immediate action on IEBC panel after court ruling
Just days after pledging to launch a vigorous campaign to unseat President Ruto in 2027, Kalonzo Musyoka visited Eden Gospel Trumpet Church in Dagoreti North for a Sunday service.
How US President Donald Trump’s Executive Orders will affect Kenya
Trump signed several Executive Orders in the Oval Office hours after his inauguration, including one that suspended new foreign aid from the U.S. for the next 90 days, pending reviews to assess whether current policies were effective and aligned with his foreign polic...
ODM grapples with internal divisions over support for Ruto's gov't
A faction within ODM has sharply criticized President Ruto's leadership, asserting the party should focus on securing the presidency in 2027.
Concerns as Gov't insists 348 boarding schools to remain closed pending special audit
While many of the schools have made strides to meet the new regulations, including safety upgrades like removing grills in dormitories and providing fire extinguishers, the ministry says they should not proceed and admit learners until a special audit is conducted.
Kindiki blasts Gachagua, accuses him of sowing division among Kenyans
Two days after Gachagua took to Embu, calling out leaders for their silence on abductions, Kindiki on Sunday attended a church service in Kimumu, Mbeere North.
'Not me, ask the police!' President Ruto distances himself from abduction queries
The President, however, says the law shall not be applied selectively and urged the youth to be responsible in their use of social media.
Fate of 348 primary schools uncertain as learning resumes next week
These schools failed to meet crucial safety and compliance standards following thorough assessments conducted in September and October 2024.
No Kenyan has been killed by police since Ruto took power, Murkomen says
His statement ignores damning reports from human rights groups and the Kenya Human Rights Commission, documenting deaths during anti-finance bill protests and the discovery of bodies across the country.
Former DP Gachagua teargassed, forced to flee
The thanksgiving event for Shamata Ward MCA Gitau Njamba in Nyandarua was disrupted and quickly turned into a melee that left several injured and the police overpowered by an irate crowd.