Julius Otieno
Reporter at The Star (Kenya)
Journalist, Political and Parliamentary Reporter @TheStarKenya
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2 days ago |
the-star.co.ke | Julius Otieno
Treasury CS John Mbadi before the Debt and Privatisation Committee /FILESalaried Kenyans, who are already grappling with heavy taxes, have been dealt a major blow after the government shelved plans to ease the pay as you earn burden. National Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi said the ministry has dropped its proposal to reduce PAYE following the Kenya Revenue Authority’s consistent failure to meet revenue collection targets.
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5 days ago |
the-star.co.ke | Amos Njau |Julius Otieno
DCP leaderRigathiGachaguaduring thehomecomingceremonyof his WipercounterpartKalonzoMusyokain Tseikuruvillage, Kituicounty/HANDOUTThis is premium contentSubscribe to Continue ReadingHelp us continue bringing you unbiased news, in-depth investigations, and diverse perspectives. Your subscription keeps our mission alive and empowers us to provide high-quality, trustworthy journalism. Join us today to make a difference!Already Subscribed? Sign in
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6 days ago |
the-star.co.ke | Julius Otieno
Murang’a Senator Joe NyutuKenyans may soon be spared the burden of travelling long distances to apply for or renew police clearance certificates—commonly known as the certificates of good conduct—thanks to a push by senators to automate the process. The proposed development follows a motion led by Murang’a Senator Joe Nyutu, calling for the creation and implementation of an automated certification system for the documents.
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1 week ago |
the-star.co.ke | Julius Otieno
The Senate has ordered the immediate reopening of the Machakos county assembly, which has been inactive sinceafter internal wrangles led to its indefinite suspension. The Devolution Committee directed the speaker and MCAs to resume all legislative business, including plenary and committee sessions, within seven days. Back in April, a heated confrontation erupted at the assembly during a House Business Committee meeting, where members clashed over the legislative agenda.
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1 week ago |
the-star.co.ke | Julius Otieno
OPPOSITION parties are rallying to form a massive coalition reminiscent of the 2002 National Rainbow Coalition, which ended Kanu's long-standing rule, in a bid to unseat President William Ruto in the 2027 polls. So far, at least seven political parties have expressed interest to join the yet-to-be-launched coalition, with indications that more are poised to follow. Help us continue bringing you unbiased news, in-depth investigations, and diverse perspectives.
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