Collins Omulo

1 week ago | nation.africa | Collins Omulo

Senators have accused the government of sabotaging appointment of a civilian board to oversee the excesses of the National Intelligence Service (NIS) amid rising cases of state-sponsored abductions and extrajudicial killings. The latest development follows complaints from the Public Service Commission (PSC) over alleged interference in the push to recruit members of the Intelligence Service Complaints Board.

1 week ago | nation.africa | Collins Omulo

MPs have identified loopholes in the E-citizen consultancy agreement that the government signed saying it favours the suppliers and not the interests of the country. This as members of the Administration and Internal Affairs committee of the National Assembly dismissed Immigration and Citizen Services Principal Secretary, Dr Bellio Kipsang, for failing to provide the required information on how the E-citizen contract was negotiated and signed.

1 week ago | nation.africa | Collins Omulo

Two of President William Ruto’s Cabinet nominees, Geoffrey Ruku and Hanna Wendot Cheptumo, are a step closer to assuming office. This is after the National Assembly’s Committee on Appointments said they possess requisite abilities, academic qualifications and professional experience to be approved for Cabinet Secretary jobs. The Committee's post-vetting report says they demonstrated knowledge relevant to the portfolios to which they have been nominated.

1 week ago | taifaleo.nation.co.ke | Collins Omulo

Habari Wabunge washtuka kuambiwa Ruku, anayetaka uwaziri, hakulipa kodi ya nyumba 2021 Na COLLINS OMULO April 15th, 2025 Kusoma ni dakika: 2 WAZIRI Mteule wa Utumishi wa Umma Geoffrey Ruku, jana alikabiliwa na wakati mgumu kujitetea kuhusu madai ya kufeli kulipa kodi ya nyumba ya Sh460,000, kudhamini mswada tatanishi na miegemeo yake ya kisiasa alipofika mbele ya wabunge kuhojiwa kwa wadhifa huo.

1 week ago | nation.africa | Collins Omulo

MPs vetting President William Ruto’s cabinet secretary nominees were shocked after they were told how the late Baringo Senator William Cheptumo borrowed Sh250,000 while already dead. Appearing before the National Assembly’s Committee on Appointments chaired by Speaker Moses Wetang’ula, Gender and Culture nominee Ms Hannah Cheptumo stunned the committee when she revealed that a quarter of a million had been borrowed from her late husband’s account, presumably by the deceased.