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Captain William Ruto has been urged to adhere to the directive within 21 days.

The suspected abduction comes as Gachagua allies face a purge in Parliament.

In a televised interview, Edwin Sifuna claimed that Ruto hangs out with academically challenged advisers.

The directive followed a meeting between the government and the company bosses.

The move came after a headteacher was almost lynched over the incident

The MP joined hands with irate area residents in engaging with police.

Sifuna also revealed details of his political ambitions in 2027.

Last month a section of teachers downed tools in protest against lack of treatment.

The residents will access select services as long as they have registered for SHIF.

This comes as the cases of fire increase.

The hospital's CEO Dr. Julius Ogato explained the predicament.

The MCAs said they would also paralyse operations in all County Assemblies.

The government was expected to takeover operations in May 2022.

Confusion has been rife online over the monthly deductions remitted to KRA.

Sudan had accused Kenya of colluding with rebel forces.

The US is already set to deport thousands of Kenyans among other nationals who are illegally in the US.

All manufacturers, retailers, and the public have been urged to adhere to the regulations, failure to which penalties will be enforced.

The EACC chief won an election to lead the prestigious body.

The loans are set to offer Kenyans opportunities to grow.

This comes even as several county governments grapple with significant financial delays.

While such acts of kindness sometimes go unrecognised, the teacher's action of love has attracted the attention of many Kenyans.

The CS was warned that, in the wake of abductions and forced disappearances, the move could not be trusted as noble.

The MCAs also threatened to shut down operations from next Monday.

The firm alleges that interns and registrars at the hospital conduct medical procedures without supervision from their seniors.

The two senators were at loggerheads over the alleged abduction of Besigye in Kenya.

This decision adds to the slew of decisions that have gone against the government.

The development follows a 7-day deadline given to motorists by the NTSA boss George Njao.

Should the pensions be pegged on the current provisions, then the government would have to part with at least between Ksh180.9 million to Ksh240 million per year to cover the same.

Gachagua has been a headache to Ruto and his government since his impeachment in October last year.

The funds are in anticipation of disasters anticipated between March and May