Civil Servants Issue First-Ever Nationwide Strike Threat After Latest Salary Decision
The union warned it would challenge the decision in court and, should its concerns remain unresolved
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The union warned it would challenge the decision in court and, should its concerns remain unresolved
The government had earlier acknowledged the disruption, saying technical teams were working to restore the platform.
Kabogo explained that the ICT Authority activated its standard cyber incident response procedures to contain the attack and begin restoring the affected platform.
IEBC said Ol Kalou Constituency had 73,480 registered voters, with 41,656 casting their ballots, representing a voter turnout of about 57 per cent.
The decision came after the legislator repeatedly failed to appear before the committee despite being summoned several times
The incident happened at about 1pm near Riverside Square, where Lucheri had allegedly stopped his vehicle to hand out money to construction workers.
The announcement comes ahead of the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority's (EPRA) release of fuel prices for the July-August pricing cycle
The recruitment follows the appointment of the fund's Board of Directors by Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi last week.
The majority of the new regulations will come into force on August 3.
Detectives are now pursuing other members of the suspected criminal gang.
Murkomen said he had directed Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja to increase operations against criminal gangs
Wetang'ula and Kingi have continued attending Kenya Kwanza political rallies and leveraging their constitutional offices to rally support for President William Ruto ahead of the 2027 General Election.