8:30 am
The govt proposes a new tax for foreign investors seeking to loan the country through subscription of crucial government securities.
8:14 am
The US Department of State, through its African Bureau, hails President William Ruto for enacting the 2013 Public Benefits Organization Act.
7:28 am
UoN becomes the only Kenyan university to sign a deal with the Qatar Univerity to enhance business education in Africa.
7:14 am
Public Service CS Moses Kuria resurrects his fallout with DP Rigathi Gachagua following the latter's support for the one-man one-vote one-shilling policy.
Mon, 13 May 2024
7:30 pm
The government has said the devastating floods that hit the country in the recent past have caused more than Ksh 80 billion in infrastructure damage
7:00 pm
Government Spokesperson Isaac Mwaura has said 56 cases of Cholera have been reported following heavy rains that have caused flooding across the country.
6:30 pm
Husband brutally kills his wife in Naivasha by stabbing her over 10 times in their home. He later tried to kill himself but was rescued by neighbours.
6:00 pm
The government says a total of 44 primary schools and 27 secondary schools in six counties across the country are yet to reopen due to the effects of flooding.
5:30 pm
The Ministry of Interior and National Coordination says the death toll from floods has so far reached 277 and approximately 290,000 households have been affected by the floods tragedy.
5:00 pm
Interior CS Kithure Kindiki says all 724,000 passports that were part of the historical backlog that had accumulated between June 2021 and March 2024 have now been printed.
4:30 pm
National Assembly rejects Division of Revenue Bill, proposing Ksh415B equitable share for counties as proposed by the Senate.
4:00 pm
Council of Governors insists that doctors must spend most of their time in public hospitals after deal was struck between KMPDU and both levels of govt.
3:49 pm
Passengers including students rushed to hospital after a matatu they were travelling in rolled over along the Kikima - Machakos Road.
3:14 pm
President William Ruto meets Treasury and Central Bank teams at State House, Nairobi.
2:32 pm
Saudi Arabia postpones Stephen Munyakho's execution after diplomatic intervention from the Kenyan govt.
2:00 pm
Kenya Railways cites excessive demand for passenger train services as reason why some students were pictured travelling while seated on train floors, images which subsequently triggered uproar from Kenyans.
1:27 pm
Trade CS Rebecca Miano reveals that the national govt has released Ksh1.12 billion to construct industrial parks across 17 counties.
1:00 pm
Health CS Susan Nakhumicha flags off NHIF asset verification, as the country gears up for the transition to the Social Health Authority.
12:42 pm
Embattled Jubilee Party Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni criticises the Kenya Kwanza administration over the Finance Bill, 2024 proposals, terms some of the provisions punitive.
12:00 pm
Police officers evacuated from Kitengela Station following suspected gas leak.
11:50 am
Govt to delay the reopening of some 2,000 schools across the country adversely affected by floods, Deputy Govt Spokesperson Mwanaisha Chidzuga reveals.
11:00 am
President William Ruto pledges to build 24 classrooms at Lenana School using his own money.
10:14 am
ICT CS Eliud Owalo meets Iran's Deputy Minister of ICT, Mahdi Hakami to discuss potential areas of collaboration between the two nations.
10:00 am
JSS teachers stage demonstrations in Makueni demanding to be employed on permanent contracts.
9:40 am
President William Ruto asks Education CS Ezekiel Machogu to avail Ksh10 million to finish construction of Lenana Primary School.
9:15 am
Public Benefit Organisations (PBO) Act to come into effect on Tuesday, Interior CS Kithure Kindiki announces.
8:50 am
President William Ruto presides over the official opening of Lenana Primary School in Dagoretti South, Nairobi County.
8:05 am
Interior CS Kithure Kindiki extends the closure of Dabel Mining Site in Marsabit after tribal clashes led to the death of 5 at the site.
7:25 am
Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka warns that opposition might resort to leading mass protests should govt pass the Finance Bill, 2024 as proposed by the National Treasury.
7:00 am
3 Kenyan women arrested at an Indian airport with Ksh40 million gold.
