There was shock and disgust last July in the east African country when 10 butchered female corpses, and other unidentified body parts, were recovered, mostly by volunteers, from an abandoned quarry in the Mukuru slum in the capital Nairobi.
Previously, Kenyans were required to pay Ksh.300 for a first-time ID application, while lost IDs attracted a replacement fee of Ksh.1,000
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi announced that these MOUs will promote bilateral partnerships and open new avenues for collaboration in these fields.
President Ruto’s development tour is purposed to launch and inspect various major development projects across the city.
The report, published on Monday, said TikTok was profiting from sexual livestreams performed by Kenyan teenagers as young as 15.
The new equipment includes high-tech fire trucks, drones, and a control hub to help protect key forests like the Mau, Aberdares, and Mt. Kenya.
This follows the latest report from Auditor General Nancy Gathungu that revealed that SHA is a Ksh104 billion corruption scheme that the government neither owns nor controls, jeopardizing the billions Kenyans contribute to healthcare.
President William Ruto has dismissed the Auditor General’s report, which claimed that the government spent Ksh104 billion on the Social Health Authority (SHA) system despite not owning it.
The Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI), Mohamed Amin, has urged the Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) to reconsider its approach to dealing with unpaid electricity bills from government institutions.
The highways to be audited include: Gilgil – Nyahururu – Rumuruti – Maralal Road (220 km), Eldoret – Iten – Kabarnet – Marigat Road (133 km), Muhoroni – Fort Tenan – Londiani Road (63 km), Sori – Ndhiwa – Rangwe – Oyugis Road (79 km), Kenol – Murang’a – Sagana – Kagio – Kianjiru Road (65 km), and Makutano – Machakos – Masii – Kyua – Syongila Road (109 km)
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