January 22, 2025
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KEMSA Responds To Medical Supply Quality, Efficiency After Audit Reports

The Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (Kemsa) has replied to audit reports on the health of county hospitals across the nation. In a statement issued on Thursday, the authority denied the report’s accusations that the quality of pharmaceuticals supplied by Kemsa is uncertain, with incidents of expired or substandard drugs being delivered. The County Public Investments

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EcoBank’s Caroline Mbenge And Bribed Judge Exposed In Sh200 Million Corruption Scandal

EcoBank Kenya’s Secretary, Caroline Mbenge, has found herself at the center of a growing scandal over allegations of fraudulent dealings that threaten the bank’s reputation and financial stability. Mbenge is accused of colluding with fraudsters to defraud clients, including major shareholders, which has placed the bank in a precarious position, risking regulatory sanctions for financial

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KURA Boss Silas Kinoti Accused Of Incompetence Amid Ngong Road Project Mismanagement

The Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA), under the leadership of its Managing Director, has recently announced that the Ngong Road/Naivasha Road/Kingara Road junction flyover project in Nairobi is only 20% complete and is now expected to be finished by July 2027. This timeline indicates a total construction period of nearly five years for a project

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National Treasury Issues Notice To Kenyans Over 2025/2026 Budget

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has invited Kenyans to submit budget proposals for the following fiscal year, 2025/2026. In a notice issued Tuesday, December 17, Mbadi indicated that the proposals might include revenue administration reforms as well as initiatives to assist manufacturing sector growth. He went on to say that individuals might offer ways to

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Equity Bank On The Radar For Using Poor Performance Excuse To Dismiss Staff Amid Record Profits

Fear and uncertainty has taken over Equity Bank as reports emerge of targeted staff dismissals disguised as performance-related issues. Employees are accusing the bank of adopting questionable tactics to sack workers without openly declaring redundancies. This has sparked concerns over the bank’s treatment of its workforce, especially considering its reported profits of KSh 39 billion.

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CS Alfred Mutua Announces 10,000 New Job Opportunities In Dubai

Alfred Mutua, the Labour and Social Protection Cabinet Secretary, has announced the creation of almost 10,000 new employment vacancies in Dubai’s construction industry. The positions are part of the government’s active drive to provide work possibilities for Kenyans abroad. Mutua wrote on his X account that the UAE’s construction business is looking for both skilled

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LSK Issues IG Douglas Kanja New Demand Over Police Tactics To Demonstrators

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

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EPRA Warns Energy Producers, Transporters With Crackdown

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

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How Jayesh Saini Manipulated A KEMSA Deal To Pocket Billions Through Harmony Vibrant

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

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Kenyan Children Used As Guinea Pigs? Folic Acid Trials Spark Outrage And Tragedy

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

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