Moses Kinyanjui

Reprieve for law students as new framework ends KSL training monopoly

The Court of Appeal ruling established that the CLE holds the sole mandate to accredit and license institutions to offer the Advocates Training Programme (ATP).

Oburu Oginga flies to the UK for medical check-up - ODM

Philip Etale said Oburu is in the United Kingdom for a specialized routine checkup and is expected back on Saturday.

Mudavadi asks Kenyans in EAC countries to comply with host laws amid foreigner crackdown

President William Ruto directed all foreign nationals engaging in small-scale business to secure necessary documentation to operate in Kenya.

We don't want exploitative relationships in Africa - President Ruto

He maintained that all investment pacts should be anchored on mutual gain and improving asset utilisation to advance societies.

President Ruto, police blamed for protest violence - TIFA survey

42% of the respondents linked protest-related violence to the Head of State and the national government.

President Ruto signs four Bills into law to bolster governance, service delivery

Centum names Thomas Omondi as new CEO after Mworia exit

The Board intimated that under his leadership, total assets grew tenfold from Ksh.4 billion and operating on a Ksh.200 million overdraft in December 2008 to approximately Ksh.46 billion today. 

Trade CS Lee Kinyanjui cites misuse of visa-free entry rules amid crackdown on foreign hawkers

He said visitors under tourist visas have been engaging in the unlawful retail and local trade sectors, adding that they must comply with all work permit provisions.

President Ruto announces Kenya will no longer export unprocessed minerals

He said that the government will explore the option of processing all minerals, noting that it will provide employment opportunities for many and increase capital value for the nation.

DCP claims closure of Tata Chemicals is set to advance Ruto's business interests

President Ruto has argued that the closure has been occasioned by long-stalled gains, claiming the region and the nation have not benefited from its activity in Kenya.