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4 EAC Countries join forces to oppose Kenya’s Oil deal
The fiscal impact extends beyond national borders, as heightened taxes and levies introduced through the Finance Act of 2023 contribute to an overall spike in fuel prices throughout EAC countries that rely on Kenya as their primary entry point for petroleum products
Controversy Surrounds Disbursement of Ksh10 Billion for El Nino Relief Efforts
In response to the governors' skepticism, Deputy President Gachagua, while distributing relief food in Msambweni, Kilifi County, urged them to refrain from blaming the national government for their inability to mitigate the effects of El Nino. Gachagua questioned the priorities of the governors, stating, "People can't die yet you have kept money in the bank."
Kenya Set to Secure $12 Billion World Bank Fund
The World Bank's monumental aid package is part of an extensive KES2.487 trillion assistance initiative from international financial institutions, including the International Monetary Fund (IMF). This substantial financial injection aims to fortify Kenya's economy against external shocks and actively supports President Ruto's Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda. Presently, Kenya benefits from approximately $2 billion in concessional financing annually, a lifeline that contributes significantly to its economic stability.
Tanzanian Political Landscape Faces Turbulence Over Electoral Law Amendments
ritics have emerged, highlighting what they perceive as contradictions within the Nec Bill. While it claims the commission will be an "independent, autonomous organ whose decisions will not be interfered with," certain clauses raise eyebrows by indicating that the president will ultimately have the final say in admitting commission members
El nino: Adverse Weather Conditions Disrupt Standard Gauge Railway Operations in Mombasa County
Passenger train operations at Mombasa Terminus are also experiencing delays as safety measures are implemented in response to ongoing floods.
Government Allegedly Financed Businesswoman in Ksh.17B Oil Deal, Claims Senator Okiya Omtatah
While the nature of the financed venture remains undisclosed, Omtatah draws a direct link between the withdrawn funds and the contested Ksh.17 billion oil shipment involving Njeri and two Cabinet Secretaries. Skeptical of recent statements from Energy CS David Chirchir and Transport counterpart Kipchumba Murkomen, Omtatah challenges them to clarify the deal and account for the Ksh.17.2 billion expenditure.
Mombasa Residents Navigate Devastation as Flooding Strikes Homes
However the destructive force of the flood extended beyond Chaani, making its presence felt in other localities such as Bamburi, Junda, and Kiembeni, all situated within the larger Kisauni constituency. Here, the relentless rainfall resulted in roads becoming impassable, further complicating the situation for residents.
Kenya Kwanza Lawmakers Dismiss Raila Odinga’s Claims on Government Oil Deal
Odinga asserted that the oil companies involved in the government's deal were responsible for the surge in pump prices. He claimed that Deputy President Ruto's administration did not engage in a direct government-to-government agreement with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates but rather with state-owned oil marketing firms from those nations.
Contempt or Commitment? Kenyan MPs approves Haiti Mission
The statement issued by the National Assembly, as recorded in the order paper, reflected the gravity of the decision: "Taking into consideration the recommendations of the joint committee, this House approves the deployment of officers of the National Police Service to the Multinational Security Support Mission to Haiti." These words, echoing through the parliamentary chambers, set the stage for a contentious debate.
