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@kahawatungu Thu, 01 Oct 2026 14:16:30
Health Ministry Gives Update on Transition to HMIS
The Ministry of Health has provided an update on the ongoing transition from the Social Health Authority (SHA) Provider Portal to the Health Management Information System (HMIS), as Kenya moves towards a fully digital and paperless health information system. Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale said the transition has progressed well, with significant milestones achieved across [...] The post Health Ministry Gives Update on Transition to HMIS appeared first on Kahawatungu.
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@kahawatungu Thu, 01 Oct 2026 13:39:27
Appeals court upholds EACC probe into former public official over rights claims
The Court of Appeal has upheld a six-year investigation by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) into businessman and former public official Joseph Ambuso Omondi, ruling that the prolonged probe did not violate his constitutional rights. The three-judge bench comprising Justices K. MInoti, E.C. Mwita and B. Ongaya dismissed Omondis appeal against a High Court [...] The post Appeals court upholds EACC probe into former public official over rights claims appeared first on Kahawatungu.
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@kahawatungu Thu, 01 Oct 2026 13:50:07
Appeals court cuts more than Sh704 million health ministry chemicals
The Court of Appeal has cut more than Sh704 million from an award against the government in a nearly three-decade-old dispute over the supply of anti-malaria chemicals and equipment to the Ministry of Health. The appellate court upheld a Sh1.157 billion award to Equip Agencies Limited for goods supplied to the government in the 1990s, [...] The post Appeals court cuts more than Sh704 million health ministry chemicals appeared first on Kahawatungu.
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@kahawatungu Thu, 01 Oct 2026 13:57:27
Study warns child trafficking is rising in Kenya
Child trafficking is increasing in Kenya despite existing laws and programmes aimed at protecting children from exploitation, with poverty, family instability, displacement and online grooming emerging as major drivers, a new study has found. The study warns that the true scale of child trafficking remains unclear because of inconsistencies in data held by government agencies, [...] The post Study warns child trafficking is rising in Kenya appeared first on Kahawatungu.
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@kahawatungu Thu, 01 Oct 2026 14:02:07
Study finds Kenya's County Plans have limited impact in preventing women's radicalisation
Kenya's efforts to prevent women from being radicalised and recruited into violent extremist groups have been hampered by weak implementation of County Action Plans (CAPs), inadequate funding and limited coordination among stakeholders, a new study has found. The study assessing programmes aimed at preventing women's radicalisation and recruitment into violent extremism found that although most [...] The post Study finds Kenya's County Plans have limited impact in preventing women's radicalisation appeared first on Kahawatungu.
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@kahawatungu Thu, 01 Oct 2026 14:05:25
Mau Mau Roads will be completed as promised, DP Kindiki assures
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has promised to push for speedy completion of Mau Mua roads linking several counties in Mt Kenya region. He said the roads remain top of government's priorities saying funds have been allocated for the projects to be completed in under a year to ease movement and catalyse the region's economy. "Most [...] The post Mau Mau Roads will be completed as promised, DP Kindiki assures appeared first on Kahawatungu.
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@taifaleo Thu, 01 Oct 2026 14:05:33
Sababu za mahakama kuzima kesi kuhusu zabuni za karatasi za kura 2027
JARIBIO la kampuni ya Oilmax Ventures kupinga zabuni ya uchapishaji wa karatasi za kura za Tume Huru ya Uchaguzi na Mipaka (IEBC) limegonga mwamba baada ya Mahakama Kuu kubaini kuwa kampuni hiyo ilichelewa kuwasilisha kesi yake. Kampuni hiyo ilitaka kubatilisha uamuzi wa Bodi ya Ukaguzi wa Ununuzi wa Umma (PPARB) iliyoidhinisha masharti ya zabuni hiyo, yakiwemo yale yanayohusu uzoefu wa uchapishaji wa karatasi za kura na uwezo wa kifedha wa kampuni zilizoshindana. Hata hivyo, Jaji William Musyoka alitupilia mbali kesi hiyo kwa misingi ya kiufundi baada ya kubaini kuwa Oilmax ilikosa kutii muda uliowekwa na mahakama. Kampuni hiyo ilikuwa imepewa siku tatu kuwasilisha kesi kamili baada ya kupata ruhusa ya kufanya hivyo. Badala yake, hati za kesi ziliwasilishwa Septemba 15, siku tano baada ya muda huo kuisha. Kutokana na hali hiyo, IEBC iliomba mahakama ifunge faili ya kesi hiyo. Katika uamuzi wake, Jaji Musyoka alisema migogoro ya zabuni za umma huhitaji kushughulikiwa kwa haraka kwa sababu sheria inataka kesi zikamilishwe ndani ya siku 45. "Wakati ni jambo muhimu sana katika kesi za ukaguzi wa zabuni za umma," alisema jaji huyo. Oilmax ilijitetea kwa kudai kuwa mfumo wa kielektroniki wa mahakama wa Case Tracking System (CTS) ulikuwa na hitilafu wakati ilipojaribu kuwasilisha stakabadhi zake Septemba 10. Lakini mahakama haikukubaliana na hoja hiyo. Jaji alisema upande mwingine katika kesi hiyo uliweza kuwasilisha stakabadhi zake siku hiyo hiyo kupitia mfumo huo. Aidha, alihoji ni kwa nini kampuni hiyo ilichukua siku tano kugundua kuwa stakabadhi zake hazikuwa zimepakiwa kwenye mfumo. Kampuni hiyo pia iliomba muda wa ziada wa kuwasilisha kesi, ikilaumu wakili wake na matatizo ya mfumo wa kielektroniki. Hata hivyo, mahakama ilisema ombi hilo lilitolewa baada ya dosari hiyo kubainika na hivyo halikustahili kukubaliwa. Chanzo cha mzozo huo ni zabuni iliyotangazwa na IEBC Agosti 11 ya uchapishaji wa karatasi za kura, rejista ya wapigakura, fomu za matokeo ya uchaguzi na vifaa vingine vya uchaguzi. Oilmax ilipinga sharti la kwamba mkandarasi lazima awe amewahi kukamilisha angalau mikataba miwili ya uchapishaji wa karatasi za kura zilizo na alama za usalama, ikiwemo mmoja ulioshughulikia angalau karatasi 150 milioni katika kipindi cha miaka mitano iliyopita. Kampuni hiyo pia ilikosoa masharti ya kifedha yaliyowataka waombaji kuwa na mauzo ya angalau Sh 6 bilioni kwa mwaka na uwezo wa kupata fedha taslimu za Sh10 bilioni. Hata hivyo, PPARB iliamua kuwa masharti hayo yalifaa kutokana na ukubwa wa zabuni hiyo, ambayo IEBC inakadiria itahitaji uchapishaji wa karatasi za kura takriban milioni 168. Kwa uamuzi wa Mahakama Kuu, changamoto ya Oilmax dhidi ya zabuni hiyo sasa imefikia kikomo bila hoja zake kuu kusikilizwa.
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@kenyans Thu, 01 Oct 2026 13:01:36
Raila Family Clarifies Fundraising Appeal to Kenyans Ahead of First Anniversary
Raila's anniversary is planned for the entire month of October with different activities by the family, committee, and the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party
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@kahawatungu Thu, 01 Oct 2026 13:29:58
Bamburi Cement angling for Lamu Dangote Crude Oil Refinery supplies, confirms well positioned to deliver
Local cement and concrete solutions provider Bamburi Cement Plc has confirmed it is well positioned to deliver more than 1 million tons of cement for the new Lamu Crude Oil Refinery. As part of its corporate business development plans, Bamburi Cement Chief Executive Officer Geoffrey Ndugwa said the firm is pursuing a commercial opportunity to [...] The post Bamburi Cement angling for Lamu Dangote Crude Oil Refinery supplies, confirms well positioned to deliver appeared first on Kahawatungu.
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@kahawatungu Thu, 01 Oct 2026 13:34:11
Court releases two on bond in forged academic certificates case
A Milimani Anti-Corruption Court has released two former public officers accused of using forged academic certificates to secure employment in government institutions. Kenneth Mwiti Kiogora, a former Second Clerk Assistant at the Kiambu County Assembly, and Daniel Mukoya Olando, a former Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) employee, were separately charged after being arrested by the Ethics [...] The post Court releases two on bond in forged academic certificates case appeared first on Kahawatungu.
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@kna Thu, 01 Oct 2026 12:04:16
Teachers' unions differ over JSS autonomy in proposed education bills
Teachers' unions have differed over the autonomy of Junior Secondary Schools (JSS), with KUPPET calling for independent administration while KNUT supports the existing management structure under primary school heads. This emerged during public participation on proposed education Bills at Alupe University in Busia County, where stakeholders also raised concerns over student financing, loan repayment and...
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@kna Thu, 01 Oct 2026 12:06:37
Ruto allies rally support for president in Nyanza
A number of MPs allied to President William Ruto's broad-based government have stepped up their campaign to rally support for his administration in Nyanza, citing ongoing government projects and calling for the region to back his two-term agenda. Speaking in Mbita at a forum for girls and women education and development, National Assembly Majority Whip...
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@kna Thu, 01 Oct 2026 12:09:48
Narok East MP calls for action over elephant invasion, livestock losses
Narok East Member of Parliament Aramat Kiloku has called on the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) to urgently address an elephant invasion in the constituency that has left one resident dead, another seriously injured and destroyed property worth millions of shillings. Kiloku wants the elephants permanently relocated to game reserves and national parks, saying residents should...
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@kna Thu, 01 Oct 2026 12:14:13
Igembe East residents seek speedy completion of Koree Road
Residents of Igembe East Ward in Igembe Central Constituency have called for the speedy completion of Koree Road, warning that its poor condition could worsen movement and access to essential services if heavy rains associated with the anticipated El Niño occur. The residents said delayed construction works had left the road in a poor state,...
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@kenyans Thu, 01 Oct 2026 12:43:00
How Joyce Gachugi Waweru Is Helping Reshape Kenya's Waste and Recycling Economy
According to Gachugi-Waweru, waste in Africa has the potential to generate over Ksh2.59 trillion and create job opportunities that many economies are struggling with.
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