Nairobi Ranked Among World’s 10 Most Climate-Resilient Cities Ahead of Expected El Niño Rains
Geospatial artificial intelligence firm AlphaGeo assessed 72 of the world’s largest cities through its Climate Risk and Resilience Index.
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Five-Week Nurses Strike Nears End After Governors Make Fresh Offer
The agreement was announced during the National and County Government Co-ordinating Summit at State House, Nairobi, on Tuesday, September 8, by CoG chairperson Ahmed Abdullahi.
DCI Arrests Bunge La Mwananchi Member After Video Targeting Burundians Goes Viral
The arrest comes as the government seeks to reassure foreign nationals that its crackdown is focused on compliance with Kenyan laws rather than targeting specific nationalities.
KWS Speaks On Viral Photo of Zebra Carrying Water With Donkeys
The image, which circulated on social media, appeared to show a zebra performing work commonly associated with domesticated animals.
Ruto Signs New Law Changing How Govt Will Handle Public Money
The amended Public Finance Management (PFM) law establishes new provisions governing the transfer of functions between the national and county governments.
Kenya Signs New U.S. Deal Allowing Govt Officials’ Spouses to Work in America
The pact establishes a framework allowing eligible dependants of Kenyan and U.S. government employees posted to the other country to seek employment while accompanying their relatives on official assignments.
Ruto Issues Fresh Directives To Foreigners Running Small Businesses in Kenya
The announcement follows growing anxiety among foreign nationals after President William Ruto directed the Government to address the increasing participation of foreigners in small-scale businesses and informal trade.
Govt Spokesperson Threatens Crackdown On Kenyans Harassing Foreign Nationals
He cautioned individuals against exploiting the new directives to promote xenophobic sentiments or target citizens from Kenya’s neighbouring countries.
Mombasa Suspends Road Project as Motorists Remain Stuck for Hours
The county also factored in the potential impact of anticipated El Niño rains, which could worsen flooding, disrupt transport and complicate traffic management efforts across Mombasa.
Senate Summons IG Kanja Over Failure to Arrest Governor
Kanja had been scheduled to appear before the Senate on Monday, September 7, to account for why the governor had not been arrested despite an earlier directive by the committee.
Wanga Takes KTN, The Standard to Media Council Over Homa Bay Violence Reports
In her complaint, the Governor asked the Media Council to assess both the KTN broadcast and The Standard report against the Code of Conduct for the Practice of Journalism.
Doctors Threaten To Join Nurses’ Strike, Give Govt Ultimatum
KMPDU Secretary-General Dr Davji Bhimji Atellah raised concerns over the impact of the strike on healthcare delivery