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20 hours ago |
kenyans.co.ke | Timothy Cerullo
Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has said no parent will be required to pay any money for their children to sit the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams after the government failed to allocate funds for the administration of the national tests. Speaking during an interview on Ramogi FM on Wednesday, May 14, Mbadi attributed the failure to allocate funds to the national examinations to an alleged abuse of the money by officials during previous years.
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22 hours ago |
kenyans.co.ke | Timothy Cerullo
President William Ruto’s administration is on the verge of securing a Ksh72 billion loan from China for the construction of major roads, including a 124-kilometre highway connecting Kenya and Tanzania. Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi, who spoke on Wednesday, May 14, said the highway was initially planned to be constructed with funding from the World Bank.
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1 day ago |
kenyans.co.ke | Timothy Cerullo
Plans are underway to streamline government employment to ensure equal job opportunities for people with disabilities. Labour Cabinet Secretary Alfred Mutua announced looming changes within the employment sector to ensure adherence to the law that requires allocation of a minimum of 5 per cent of employment slots to people with disabilities.
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1 day ago |
kenyans.co.ke | Timothy Cerullo
Information Communication and Technology (ICT) Cabinet Secretary William Kabogo has finally responded to Kenyans trolling him on social media platforms. For the last four days, Kabogo has been on the receiving end over his outfit and educational background, with some Kenyans questioning whether his academic background made him suitable to lead the country's digital revolution.
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1 day ago |
kenyans.co.ke | Timothy Cerullo
The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) has come under fire following allegations of missing crucial land records, barring the expansion of Malindi Airport. Appearing before the National Assembly’s Public Investments Committee on Tuesday, May 13, KAA officials were put to task to explain how the public land was handed to private operators without requisite approval.
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