Nivah Kirimi
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Agriculture ministry finalizes shift to digital procurement system
Livestock Development Principal Secretary Jonathan Mueke outlined the ministry's readiness for this significant shift, stating that the new system will revolutionize how government does business with suppliers.
Murkomen criticised for likening youth-led protests to acts of terrorism
The controversy centres on recent statements by Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen, who defended the government's response to last year’s anti-Finance Bill demos where crowds stormed Parliament buildings in Nairobi.
SMART Advocacy programme launched in Nairobi to tackle maternal health challenges
The launch of the SASA Advocacy project marks a pivotal step in safeguarding maternal health and preventing avoidable deaths in Kenya.
Babu Owino demands compliance of court ruling banning police face masks during protests
In a post on his official X account, the legislator expressed grave concern over the continued defiance of the court order by law enforcement officers.
Pentecostal Voice of Kenya condemns Ojwang’s murder
In a press statement, the association called for justice and accountability, urging the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) and other relevant agencies to expedite investigations into Ojwang’s death, prosecute those responsible, and ensure justice for his grieving family.
China to remove all tariffs on Kenyan exports - Ruto
Speaking at the 1st Murang'a Investment Conference, President Ruto acknowledged the unemployment challenge facing the country, particularly among the youth.
CS Duale launches health facility digitisation system in Garissa
The county received 1,114 digital devices in the public health facilities to bolster service delivery, improve record-keeping, and enhance accountability.
Ruto destroys over 6,000 illegal firearms, assures Kenyans of protection from rogue police
Speaking during the ceremony, President Ruto emphasised the threat posed by illegal weapons in the wrong hands.
Ojwang murder: Kanja says DIG Lagat can step aside if his name is mentioned in IPOA probe
Kanja stated that should the Deputy Inspector General (DIG) be mentioned in the course of the investigation, he too would be required to provide a statement.
Mackenzie followers helped loved ones starve to death, the court told
Mackenzie spread a dangerous doomsday ideology that led to the deaths of more than 400 people.