Kenya's journey to becoming a African industrialisation powerhouse is on course, President William Ruto has said.He cited the current robust investor confidence, saying it is attracting substantial foreign and local investments and elevating the country’s industrial agenda.“Our Special Economic Zone programme is coming of age, vindicating its driving visionof mobilising
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Ruto signs into law the amendment bill 2024
President William Ruto has signed into law the Statute Law (Miscellaneous Amendments) Bill, 2024, that amends various provisions of 16 Acts of Parliament.To strengthen human resource operations in the Attorney-General’s office, the Office of the Attorney-General Act has been amended to introduce an advisory board that will recommend for appointment
The cabinet approves terms for boards, state staffs
The Cabinet has approved the revised guidelines on the terms and conditions of service for board members and staff of State Corporations.These guidelines, the Cabinet said, were in line with the recent directives given by President William Ruto on fiscal consolidation and management of State Corporations.The new policy also aligns
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General Francis Ogolla given a befitting send-off
President William Ruto led the country in giving the late Chief of Defence Forces (CDF) General Francis Ogolla a befitting send-off.General Ogolla was laid to rest at his Alego home in Siaya County in a colourful ceremony complete with a 19-gun salute.President Ruto said the country lost a great military
General Ogolla served Kenya with passion – Ruto
President William Ruto has condoled with the family of the late Chief of the Defence Forces General Ogolla Francis at their home in Nairobi.General Ogolla passed on on Thursday while on duty, following the crash of a Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) helicopter in Sindar, Elgeyo-Marakwet County.In his message of condolence,
Ruto gives stern warning to instil road safety
Tough action will be taken against those who violate traffic laws and cause deaths and injuries, President William Ruto has said.The President said road negligence must stop and road safety measures enhanced, including the adoption of modern technologies to enhance monitoring of traffic violations and the introduction of instant fines.Saying
Govt to support youth through creative economy
The Government is investing in the development of Kenya’s creative economy to expand opportunities for talented youth, said President Ruto.To unleash a creative revolution in the country, President Ruto pledged to promote the expansion of galleries for Kenyan art and craft locally and abroad, establish a Film Fund and create
Non-compliant agencies put on notice
President William Ruto has directed all State agencies with non-compliant reports from the Auditor-General and the Public Service Commission to submit corrective action within the next 21 days.Raising concern over the level of non-compliance with constitutional mandates uncovered by the two institutions in their annual audits, President Ruto disclosed that
