Ndubi Moturi

1 week ago | nation.africa | Ndubi Moturi

What you need to know:The two leaders signed a memorandum of understanding to allow for political consultations, dialogue on bilateral issues. President Musar is also expected to be the chief guest during the Madaraka Day celebrations in Homa Bay County. President William Ruto has committed to stronger of ties between Kenya and Slovenia by partnering to ensure digital transformation in the delivery of public services, e-health, smart farming and artificial intelligence.

1 week ago | nation.africa | Ndubi Moturi

Attorney General Dorcas Oduor has established a rapid results initiative committee to review a total of 10,500 land and environmental cases where the government is sued to expedite the process of resolution and hasten the delivery of State projects. The committee, made up of a team of advocates in the private sector and the state counsels from the attorney general's office, is expected to categorize all the cases related to the government in order of priority.

1 week ago | nation.africa | Ndubi Moturi

For close to a year, engineers in Nairobi County have been applying for construction approvals on behalf of their clients at the Nairobi City County government’s planning management system. But something peculiar has been happening; they claim that upon submitting the credentials and paying the requisite fee, the system goes blank with no feedback on whether the application has been approved or rejected. What follows is a series of walk-ins into the offices at City Hall to seek approval.

2 weeks ago | nation.africa | Ndubi Moturi

What you need to know:Brazil’s support is part of a broader strategy to share agricultural expertise with African countries. The south American country is one of the world’s biggest producers of coffee, soy beans and sugar. National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula says Brazil has agreed to the unconditional transfer of agricultural technologies and innovations to Kenya — a move expected to enhance productivity and support smallholder farmers across the country.

2 weeks ago | nation.africa | Ndubi Moturi

For Nafisa Burhan, the beeps from two motorcycles outside his gate at 5am on Saturday morning were not unusual. She had just woken up to pray inside her house located a few metres from what would later be the scene of a fire tragedy in Nairobi’s Kibera. As she knelt down to pray, she heard two screams. At first, Burhan told the Nation, she thought the screams were by a group of small-scale traders, who had been robbed. So, she brushed them off and went on with her prayers.