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@kna Tue, 29 Sep 2026 13:30:54
Nandi residents urge consolidation of education bursaries into one kitty
Residents of Nandi County have called for the proposed Basic Education Amendment Bill and the University and Tertiary Education Bill to provide for the consolidation of existing bursary and scholarship schemes into a single national education funding kitty under the Ministry of Education. The residents said the proposed framework would create a coordinated system of...
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@kna Tue, 29 Sep 2026 13:35:51
Bureti water project to benefit over 2,000 households
Kericho Governor Dr Eric Mutai has said the ongoing Sh95 million Bureti Water Supply Project will significantly improve access to clean and reliable water for more than 2,000 households in Bureti Sub-County. Dr Mutai said the project, which covers the Kapsuser, Cheromit, Kabartegan and Roret corridor, was progressing well, with nearly 20 kilometres of pipeline...
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@standard Tue, 29 Sep 2026 13:51:44
Drama as lawyers Ombeta, Omari walk out of Rose Mbithe in Dr Victoria murder case
Drama unfolded in court on Tuesday after a battery of lawyers representing Rose Mbithe Ndetei and her two children dramatically pulled out of the murder case of Dr Victoria Nthunya Mutiso.
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@kna Tue, 29 Sep 2026 13:07:28
Parliament seeks public views on six education reform bills in West Pokot
The National Assembly Departmental Committee on Education has held a public participation forum in West Pokot County to gather views from residents and education stakeholders on six proposed Bills seeking to reform and strengthen Kenya's education sector. The forum, held at the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) Kapenguria, brought together parents, teachers, education officials, trade...
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@kna Tue, 29 Sep 2026 13:09:32
Kiambu to recruit more ECDE teachers as enrolment rises
The County Government of Kiambu plans to recruit more than 1,000 Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) teachers in phases to address staffing needs arising from increased enrolment in public pre-primary centres. Governor Kimani Wamatangi said about 1,200 eligible teachers would also be promoted by December as the county seeks to strengthen its teaching workforce and...
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@taifaleo Tue, 29 Sep 2026 12:17:18
Vyuo vikuu vya umma mbioni kuzuia mgomo wa wahadhiri unaojongea
VYUO VIKUU vya umma vinaendelea na juhudi za dharura kutafuta suluhu ya mzozo wa Mkataba wa Pamoja wa Kazi (CBA) kabla ya wahadhiri kutekeleza tishio lao la kugoma ndani ya siku chache zijazo. Chama cha Wahadhiri wa Vyuo Vikuu (UASU) kimesisitiza kuwa notisi yake ya mgomo bado ipo na kwamba wahadhiri watasusia kazi Oktoba 2, 2026 ikiwa mazungumzo kuhusu CBA mpya ya kipindi cha 2025 hadi 2029 hayatapiga hatua za kuridhisha. Katika Chuo Kikuu cha Nairobi, wasimamizi wameanza tena mashauriano na viongozi wa vyama vya wafanyakazi pamoja na Tume ya Mishahara na Marupurupu (SRC) ili kutatua masuala yaliyosalia kuhusu mikataba ya awali ya wafanyakazi. Chuo hicho kinasema kilikamilisha mazungumzo ya CBA ya miaka 2017 hadi 2021 na vyama vitatu vinavyotambuliwa rasmi, ambavyo ni UASU, KUSU na KUDHEIHA, mwezi Aprili mwaka huu. Baada ya mazungumzo hayo, mikataba hiyo iliwasilishwa kwa SRC kwa ushauri kabla ya kusajiliwa rasmi. Hata hivyo, SRC ilieleza wasiwasi wake kuhusu baadhi ya marupurupu yaliyopendekezwa, yakiwemo ya nyumba, likizo, vitabu, maprofesa, matibabu ya meno na macho, pamoja na marupurupu ya wafanyakazi wanaoshikilia nyadhifa mbalimbali. Kutokana na hali hiyo, SRC ilitaka chuo hicho kurekebisha baadhi ya vipengele au kuwasilisha ushahidi unaoonyesha kuwa marupurupu hayo yanaweza kugharamiwa kwa njia endelevu. Wakati huo huo, vyuo vikuu vya umma vimeeleza kuwa havina uwezo wa kifedha wa kufadhili CBA mpya bila msaada wa ziada kutoka Wizara ya Fedha. Viongozi wa vyuo hivyo wanasema taasisi hizo tayari zinakabiliwa na upungufu wa zaidi ya Sh100 bilioni kutokana na fedha ambazo serikali haijatoa kikamilifu chini ya mfumo mpya wa ufadhili wa wanafunzi. Mwenyekiti wa Kamati ya Makamu wa Vyuo Vikuu vya Umma, Profesa Daniel Mugendi, amesema ukosefu wa fedha umeweka vyuo katika hali ngumu ya kutekeleza majukumu ya kawaida ya masomo, wafanyakazi na shughuli za uendeshaji. Kwa upande wake, Katibu Mkuu wa UASU, Dkt Constantine Wasonga, amesema vyuo haviwezi kutegemea karo ya wanafunzi kufadhili mishahara ya wahadhiri. Amesisitiza kuwa serikali ndiyo inapaswa kutoa fedha maalum za kutekeleza CBA mpya.
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@taifaleo Tue, 29 Sep 2026 11:52:45
Matumizi ya fedha: Wawasilisha kesi kaunti zisikiuke Katiba
WATETEZI wa haki za kiraia wamewasilisha kesi katika Mahakama Kuu wakitaka taasisi za usimamizi wa fedha za umma zizuiwe kuidhinisha matumizi ya serikali za kaunti yanayozidi kiwango cha asilimia 35 ya mapato kinachoruhusiwa kutumiwa kwa mishahara na marupurupu ya wafanyakazi. Walalamishi hao, akiwemo Laban Omusundi pamoja na mashirika ya Ignite Kenya na Sheila Kendi, wanadai kuwa Mdhibiti wa Bajeti, Wizara ya Fedha, Tume ya Mishahara na Marupurupu (SRC), Seneti na Mwanasheria Mkuu wa Serikali wameshindwa kutekeleza sheria licha ya ripoti za ukaguzi kuonyesha ukiukaji huo kwa miaka kadhaa.Katika kesi hiyo, wanataka mahakama itangaze kuwa matumizi yoyote ya fedha za kaunti yanayozidi kiwango cha asilimia 35 ni kinyume cha Katiba na sheria za usimamizi wa fedha za umma. Pia wanataka taasisi hizo ziagizwe kuchukua hatua za kuhakikisha hitaji hili linatekelezwa kikamilifu.Jaji Julius Nang'ea aliidhinisha kesi hiyo kuwa ya dharura na kuagiza walalamishi kuwasilisha stakabadhi za kesi kwa washtakiwa mara moja. Hata hivyo, hakutoa maagizo ya muda waliyokuwa wameomba.Mzozo huo unahusu Kanuni ya 25(1)(b) ya Sheria ya Usimamizi wa Fedha za Umma kwa Serikali za Kaunti ya mwaka 2015, ambayo inaelekeza kuwa mishahara na marupurupu ya wafanyakazi wa kaunti hayafai kuzidi asilimia 35 ya jumla ya mapato ya kaunti. Walalamishi wanasema kiwango hicho kiliwekwa kulinda uthabiti wa kifedha na kuhakikisha angalau asilimia 65 ya mapato ya umma yanatumiwa katika maendeleo na utoaji wa huduma kwa wananchi.Kwa mujibu wa ripoti ya Mkaguzi Mkuu wa Hesabu za Serikali, serikali za kaunti zilitumia Sh207.99 bilioni kwa mishahara na marupurupu katika mwaka wa kifedha wa 2023/24, sawa na asilimia 45 ya mapato yao yote. Ripoti hiyo ilionyesha kuwa ni kaunti chache sana zilizofanikiwa kuzingatia kiwango kilichowekwa kisheria.Taarifa za hivi majuzi pia zinaonyesha kuwa kaunti 42 zilitumia kati ya asilimia 37 na 63 ya mapato yao kwa mishahara na marupurupu katika miezi tisa hadi Juni 2026. Kwa kipindi hicho, kaunti hizo zilitumia Sh171.36 bilioni kwa mishahara dhidi ya mapato ya Sh386.59 bilioni. Walalamishi wanaonya kuwa ongezeko la matumizi ya mishahara limeathiri utoaji wa huduma muhimu kama afya, maji, usafi wa mazingira, kilimo na ujenzi wa barabara. Wanasema hali hiyo imechangia kukwama kwa miradi ya maendeleo, uhaba wa dawa hospitalini, kucheleweshwa kwa malipo ya wasambazaji na kuongezeka kwa madeni ya kaunti.Kesi hiyo, ambayo imetaja kaunti zote 47 kama wahusika wenye maslahi, itatajwa tena mahakamani Oktoba 12 kwa maelekezo zaidi
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@standard Tue, 29 Sep 2026 11:36:00
Court of Appeal nullifies Sh2.4bn Ruaraka land compensation deal
The Government has suffered a major legal blow after the Court of Appeal torpedoed a Sh2.4 billion compensation deal at the heart of the controversial Ruaraka land saga
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@kna Tue, 29 Sep 2026 10:57:28
KISEB seeks public views on draft examination regulations
The Kenya Institute of Supplies Examination Board (KISEB) has started collecting public views on the draft Supplies Practitioners Management (Examination) Regulations, 2026, with a stakeholders forum held in Machakos. The forum, held at a Machakos hotel, brought together supply practitioners to review the proposed regulations as part of nationwide consultations being conducted by the Kenya...
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@kna Tue, 29 Sep 2026 11:08:07
New Kaare Campus commissioned to expand access to technical skills for Maara Youth
The State Department for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Principal Secretary Dr Esther Thaara Muoria has commissioned the Kaare Campus of Muraga Technical Training Institute, a move expected to expand access to technical and vocational skills among youth in Maara Constituency. The campus, which was established with support from the National Government Constituency...
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@kenyans Tue, 29 Sep 2026 10:54:48
Kalonzo Addresses Alleged Secret Deal With Ruto After Gachagua's 'Mole' Concerns
Gachagua claimed that one of the principals in the opposition is threatening to leave the coalition if he is not selected as the presidential candidate to face Ruto on the ballot.
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@kahawatungu Tue, 29 Sep 2026 11:15:31
How can I generate up to $3,000 in passive income per day using renewable energy?
As green energy enters the era of digital assets, global energy is entering a new stage of development. As solar, wind, and energy storage technologies increasingly become integral components of global energy infrastructure, energy assets are transitioning from traditional physical infrastructure toward data-driven and digital models. In the past, a power plant represented land, equipment, [...] The post How can I generate up to $3,000 in passive income per day using renewable energy? appeared first on Kahawatungu.
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@kahawatungu Tue, 29 Sep 2026 11:18:21
Infinity Industrial Park asks CBK to investigate Bank of Baroda deals
Infinity Industrial Park Limited has asked the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) to investigate the conduct of Bank of Baroda (Kenya) Limited in its dealings with the industrial park following a High Court ruling that nullified the banks move to place the company under administration. Infinity lodged a formal complaint with the banking regulator, seeking [...] The post Infinity Industrial Park asks CBK to investigate Bank of Baroda deals appeared first on Kahawatungu.
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