Kenyas may soon be able to freely enjoy illicit brews without getting into trouble with the authorities, says a nominated senator.This is if the Alcoholic Drinks (Amendment) Bill, 2024, before the Senate to decriminalise traditional brews such as Muratina, Busaa and Mnazi, is passed.The Bill brought by nominated Senator Raphael
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Tinubu is wealthy, can’t loot Nigeria – Minister
Nigeria's Minister of State for Youth Development, Ayodele Olawande, has expressed confidence in President Bola Tinubu's integrity. The Minister has highlighted the President's wealth as the main reason he has no interest in looting Nigeria's resources.Speaking at the Joint Union Negotiating Council’s week in Abuja, Olawande reassured Nigerians of forthcoming
US issues security alert to its citizens in Kenya
The United States (US) Embassy in Nairobi has issued a security alert, warning its citizens of possible terror attacks.According to the embassy, terrorists may target the locations that are highly frequented by their citizens and other foreigners, including tourists in Nairobi and other parts of the country."The US Embassy
Murkomen states expensive things that he owns
Transport Cabinet Secretary (CS) Kipchumba Murkomen has opened up on several expensive things that Kenyans have said he owns.The CS, who has been in the eye of a storm for allegedly possessing extremely expensive items, on Monday clarified that some of the estimates given by Kenyans on his watch and
Kenyans left in stitches as Ruto failed to grasp a woman’s accent
KDF to champion climate change, says Ruto
President William Ruto has asked the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) to help the country tackle the climate change phenomenon.The President noted that climate change was the biggest threat to the country’s development and prosperity.Speaking during the pass-out parade for KDF officers at the Defence Forces Recruit Training School in Eldoret,
Ruto leads the nation in tree-planting campaign
President William Ruto on Friday led a nationwide tree-planting campaign in Kiambicho Forest in Maragùa, Mùrang’a County.The President said the day was set aside by the Cabinet in honour of those who lost their lives as a result of the floods that have ravaged various parts of the country.Planting and
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
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