Lawmakers have launched an inquiry into allegations that educational allocations were improperly diverted to cover personal costs, raising concerns over fiscal oversight in the public sector.
Lawmakers will examine the government’s decision to halt the issuance of certain land certificates, raising concerns over property rights and administrative transparency.
Kenyan parliamentary Speaker Kasiviswa Kindiki is consolidating his authority as he faces mounting political challenges from Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. The rivalry has escalated into public exchanges over leadership disputes and internal government dynamics.
Members of the Kenyan parliament have approved legislation aimed at channeling government funding to schools operating within informal settlements. The bill seeks to formalize and financially support education in underserved urban areas.
A parliamentary committee in Kenya has been tasked with investigating state land ownership. The committee has six months to conduct its inquiry and present its findings.
Kenyan Members of Parliament engaged in a contentious debate and vote on new tax proposals within the Finance Bill, revealing underlying political alignments.
The Kenyan Parliament has been ordered to reveal the costs associated with the National Prayer Breakfast, following demands for transparency regarding public expenditures.
Kenyan Members of Parliament have raised concerns about the misuse of an emergency law provision, which they say has become a backdoor for financing routine government expenditures from the Consolidated Fund.
A report presented to the Kenyan parliament indicates that over 1,000 Kenyan nationals have been lured by 'rogue' agencies and individuals to fight for Russia in the Ukraine war.
Six former members of parliament have applied for the reserved role of Parliamentary Commissioner, while twelve women have been shortlisted for interviews.
Lawmakers and oversight bodies are raising alarms over severe delays in processing official statements, which are hampering legislative efficiency and accountability measures within the Kenyan parliament.
There is unease in the Kenyan Parliament regarding President Ruto's order to purchase the St John Ambulance building, as the Parliamentary Service Commission states the required funds were not budgeted for.
The Kenyan government plans to table documents in Parliament asking Members of Parliament to ratify treaties aimed at banning the recruitment of Kenyans as mercenaries.
The Kenyan Parliament has passed the Finance Bill 2026, which now awaits President Ruto's assent to become law. This follows debates and proceedings on the supplementary budget and finance bill.
Luanda MP Dick Maungu is set to replace John Waluke as the Public Investments Committee chair after Wamboka was ejected, amidst a reshuffle pushing Gachagua allies to less influential roles.
The Kenyan Parliament has officially dismissed widespread viral claims circulating online regarding the inclusion of new land taxes in the proposed Finance Bill 2026, clarifying the legislative content.
A Nandi Senator is asking the Kenyan Parliament to withdraw or reduce the perks of former president Uhuru Kenyatta, reportedly due to political considerations for the 2027 elections.
The Kenyan Parliament is moving forward with plans to adopt artificial intelligence and cloud technology to upgrade its broadcasting capabilities and improve efficiency.
MP Koimburi has put forward a proposal for the use of mother tongue in the Kenyan Parliament, aiming to promote cultural diversity and inclusivity in legislative proceedings.
Kenyan parliamentary candidate Billow has called for a change in leadership within the Lafey constituency to accelerate local development initiatives. He argues that renewed political direction is essential to address infrastructure gaps and improve public services in the region.
Lawmakers are mobilizing against the executive branch, warning they will block the national budget until delayed constitutional payments to marginalized regions are fully processed.
The Kenyan parliament has approved legislation aimed at securing dedicated government funding for educational institutions serving students in urban informal settlements.
The Speaker of the Kenyan Parliament is defending the forest law in a court battle concerning the Imenti State Lodge, arguing that the petition against it is 'abstract, speculative, and anticipatory'.
Kenyan Members of Parliament engaged in a contentious debate and vote on new tax proposals within the Finance Bill, with many MPs skipping the crucial vote and the opposition reportedly outmaneuvered, revealing underlying political alignments.
The Kenyan Parliament is currently reviewing legislation aimed at reining in predatory lenders. The proposed changes seek to enforce a key rule regarding total interest and penalties, protecting consumers from exploitative practices.
The Kenyan Parliament has given its approval for the sale of Safaricom shares, paving the way for a significant transaction in the telecommunications sector.