The President noted that climate change was the biggest threat to the country’s development and prosperity
MoreThe President said the government will continually engage stakeholders in the health sector, including health workers’ unions, to promote industrial harmony and long-lasting solutions to the challenges.
MoreThe President said the government is strengthening existing laws to create a conducive environment for the ICT-BPO industry to thrive.
MoreUnder the new plan, the two firms will position Kenya’s Tea as a premium product on the global stage.
The collaboration will see these entities partner with the local communities to enhance the capacity of the sector.
MoreIn a press release sent to news rooms, the Chief Justice who is also the chairperson of the commission Justice Martha Koome said they received 305 applicants and 100 of them were shortlisted.
MoreSpeaking during the Third National Wage Bill Conference 2024 at the Bomas of Kenya, Nairobi, President Ruto said he expects radical improvement in future audits by all government ministries, departments and agencies.
MoreThe President said in 2022, the compensation claims stood at KSh7 billion for the period 2014-2023. The government has since paid KSh4 billion.
The compensation claims are for deaths, injuries, crop destruction, predation and damage of property caused by wild animals
MoreThe President said the government is keen on ensuring that no one is left behind as the implementation of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) gets underway.
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