Burundi Makes Move After Ruto Orders Crackdown on Foreign Hawkers
President William Ruto on September 2 directed authorities to dismantle small-scale retail and hawking businesses operated by foreign nationals across Kenya
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President William Ruto on September 2 directed authorities to dismantle small-scale retail and hawking businesses operated by foreign nationals across Kenya
The former Deputy President described Sifuna as an equal contender within the opposition
The case arose after the man received pleadings in a land dispute in which the advocate was representing one of the parties.
The warning comes as authorities step up preparations to strengthen Kenya’s capacity to deal with flooding and other emergencies expected during the October-December rainy season.
The President said the government could allow as many as 10 companies to apply for mining rights.
The crash occurred at Kasarani, past Mutulu Shopping Centre, along the Ikutha-Mutulu-Kasaala Road after the lorry reportedly lost control and overturned.
The move comes after the video circulated widely on social media, accompanied by claims that robbers along the Nairobi Expressway had targeted motorists.
The operation brought together officers from the Kenya Police Service (KPS), Administration Police Service (APS), and DCI.
The President acknowledged the concerns raised over the new attire but maintained that the debate should be viewed against the backdrop of the broader police reform agenda
The Head of State said the new arrangement would cover students enrolled in universities, technical and vocational education and training (TVET) institutions, colleges and the Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC).
The CS noted that journalists have continued to play their role of keeping Kenyans informed about developments in the country
The disputed document presented itself as a joint statement by leaders from Meru, Embu, and Tharaka Nithi