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The Law Society of Kenya has issued new demands to various law enforcement agencies following the release and dismissal of charges against Amnesty Kenya Executive Director Irungu Houghton and four of his co-accused. In a joint statement with Amnesty International, the International Commission of Jurists (ICJ), the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR), and

The Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) is poised to begin inspecting energy-producing facilities in the country after being granted authority by the International Tracking Standard Foundation (I-TRACK). EPRA stated on Monday, December 16, 2024, that the I-TRACK Foundation had appointed the authority as the official local issuer of International Renewable Energy Certificates (I-REC(E). This

Jayesh Saini, a name already mired in controversy, has once again come under the spotlight through his company, Harmony Vibrant. Reports have surfaced of questionable dealings in a government contract worth an estimated 5 billion Kenyan shillings. The contract was to supply equipment and implement the community health promoters program. However, doubts over transparency have

The Ministry of Health has come under fire for its controversial ongoing folic acid trials on children in Bungoma County. Disturbing reports have emerged, suggesting that these trials are not only unethical but have also led to the tragic deaths of infants. More concerning is that, there are claims that the Ministry is actively trying

Gerald Bitok has once again found himself at the center of controversy for his blatant dishonesty and apparent incompetence in addressing the critical state of the government’s healthcare program, SHA (Social Health Authority). His comments, riddled with condescension and misinformation, reveal a man more focused on bootlicking government initiatives than addressing the genuine struggles Kenyans

The Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH), Kenya’s largest referral facility, is facing mounting criticism over severe operational failures under the leadership of CEO Dr. Evanson Kamuri. A glaring example of this incompetence was recently highlighted when a patient, Bevalyne Kwambo, was referred to an external facility for a CT scan due to the hospital’s inability to

Kenya plans to spend KSh 28 billion over two years to modernize the National Police Service. The goal is to improve its operations and address long-standing challenges. This project is part of a broader reform agenda based on recommendations made by a task force led by former Chief Justice David Maraga. These reforms aim to

Former district officer (DO) Edward Mwangi Irungu has suffered a huge loss after the Environment and Land Court ordered him to surrender prime property located next to the State House in Mombasa and pay Sh5 million for illegally occupying the public land. According to the reports verified by Kenyadaily.online, the former administrator lost the tussle

QuickMart, once a trusted retail giant in Kenya, is now facing serious allegations of worker exploitation, raising questions about its internal operations. Multiple whistleblowers, primarily employees under Specific Talent Limited the outsourcing firm supplying staff to QuickMart have come forward with disturbing accounts of unethical practices. These revelations paint a picture of a company systematically

According to Labour Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua, a total of 23 Kenyans have been barred from traveling to Qatar for international jobs that the government has secured for them. The news came just moments after they had passed their interviews. Mutua claimed that the candidates were rejected when it was discovered that they had initially