Civil servants, teachers to take 7.5pc salary cut from January
More than 530,000 civil servants, including police and teachers, will in January have their take-home pay cut by 7.5 percent as they start contributing...
Treasury starts audit of Covid billions
The Treasury has started to audit the spending of billions of shillings in taxpayers’ funds and loans from donors such as International Monetary Fund...
Devolution ministry in complete lockdown after 18 test positive
The State Department for Devolution is the latest government office to be hit by coronavirus disease after its entire staff was ordered to self-isolate...
Counties to wait longer for funds as Senate adjourns
County governments will wait longer to receive their share of the Sh316.5 billion after senators voted to adjourn debate on the approval of the...
IFC to lend Thika-based steel company Blue Nile Sh862m
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) is set to lend $8 million (Sh862 million) to Thika-based Blue Nile Rolling Mills Limited, which manufactures the Kifaru...
Court halts move to make it expensive to query tenders
A quiet move by the government to make it expensive to challenge questionable multi-billion shillings contracts has been put on hold by the High...
Njuri Ncheke courts adjourn due to pandemic
Traditional courts run by Njuri Ncheke Council of Elders have stopped holding sessions in the wake of the coronavirus.
This has inconvenienced many residents who...
New tea rules to take effect in September
The new tea industry regulations will be implemented at the end of the month, the government said yesterday.
This is after the government yesterday announced...
