President William Ruto directed ministries to cut their FY 2023/2024 budgets by 10% to align expenditures with available resources amidst the global economic stress.
President Ruto reorganised the Executive, realigning Ministries, State departments, and Kenya’s Foreign Service to optimise performance and service delivery.
The Cabinet rescinded the decision made in July 2022 to pay Helios Sh6.091 billion following its exit from the struggling Telkom telecommunications company.
The impeachment proceedings against the Cabinet Secretary of Agriculture, Mr Mithika Linturi, are currently underway in Parliament. They focus on a fertiliser scandal i...
Kenya open for trade and investment, Ruto tells US investors
Kenya is offering robust opportunities for trade and investments to local and global co...
Battle looms in ODM as Raila Odinga’s ‘exit’ whets appetites for top seat
ODM leader Raila Odinga is facing a litmus test as his party gears up for gras...
Kenya opposition leader to bid for AU Chairmanship
Kenyan opposition leader Raila Odinga has embarked on a quest to become the Chairman of the African Union, ...
A meeting held on Monday between President William Ruto and Chief Justice Martha Koome sparked widespread controversy in the country. Parliament Speaker Moses Wetangula...
