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Health Ministry dispels data breach claims in new Kenya-US health deal
CS Aden Duale noted that the agreement explicitly dictates that Kenya retains sole ownership of the data and all associated intellectual property rights in the covered systems.
MP Nyoro warns Safaricom shares offload could cost State billions
Addressing the press on Thursday, MP Nyoro said that the government's move to offload the shares is ill-advised and will only affect public coffers.
Government offloads 15% stake in Safaricom to Vodacom for Ksh.245 billion
The stake, equivalent to 6,009,814,200 ordinary shares, each sold at Ksh.34 each, will see the State’s retained ownership in Safaricom decreasing from 35% to 20%.
Ruto meets IMF and IFC leaders in the US, pushes infrastructure, energy investments
President Ruto said that they agreed to forge a "forward-looking partnership", focusing on building a shared commitment to a transparent and sturdy economic governance.
Gachagua woos Sifuna, Babu Owino to join DCP
Sifuna and Owino have expressed their reservations against supporting the government, a stance that has won them harsh criticism and the possibility of being ousted from ODM.
ELOG reports bribery, harassment and lax security response during November 27 by-elections
The election observer said that it has recorded cases of blatant electoral violence, harassment and political interference during the campaign period propagated by political factions.
Seven suspects linked to Kariobangi North PCEA church chaos arrested
Two opposing groups disrupted the meeting where Gachagua was in attendance, forcing officers to fire warning shots and deploy teargas after efforts to calm the chaos turned futile.
Ruto orders purchase of 3,000 electric vehicles for administrative officers
President Ruto noted that the National Government Administration Officers lack enough vehicles to facilitate their movement around their duty stations, crippling service delivery.
Kenya now Africa’s sixth largest economy because of difficult decisions I made - Ruto
He intimated that he had to make "painful decisions" to help the nation repay its debts, claiming that Kenya avoided default despite being part of six African countries that were predicted to default.
Ruto instructs mandatory training of administration officers to improve service delivery
President Ruto noted that officers need to be equipped with appropriate skills to effectively execute their mandates.