In the Governments' Own Words
President Uhuru Kenyatta has said Kenya is adequately prepared to welcome back the World Rally Championship (WRC) Safari Rally which kicks off in a week’s time. The Head of State spoke Thursday at State House, Nairobi when he presented brand new rally cars to young Kenyan drivers Hamza Anwar, McRae Kimathi and Jeremy Wahome.
Read Morein order to break the cycle of infections in the affected areas, and following consultations with the Council of Governors, and with the concurrence of the National Emergency Response Committee on Covid-19; in exercise of the authority vested on the Cabinet Secretary for Health by the Public Health Act, the continuing containment measures are hereby reviewed
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The Ministry of Health, through the Kenya National Blood Transfusion Service has embarked on strengthening blood accountability mechanism, an approach that will ensure regular blood stock taking, maintenance of the national blood inventory management system and electronic tracking of donated blood.
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The return of the WRC Safari Rally to Kenya brings back nostalgic memories of the days when everything else used to come to a standstill for Kenyans from the time racers were flagged off by the President until winners were announced. During its glory days, every Easter was Safari Rally time as the calendar of the race coinc
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The Speaker of the National Assembly, JB Muturi, has presented a petition to the House from Mr. Anthony Manyara and Mr.John Wangai asking that the National Assembly repeals Section 22 (1) of the Elections Act 2011.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta has led Kenyans in mourning former Gem Member of Parliament, the Hon Washington Jakoyo Midiwo who passed away Monday evening. Hon Midiwo, 54 years, served as Gem MP for three terms between 2002 and 2017 on National Rainbow Coalition (NARC) and Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) parties respectively.
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From Twitter/@HonAmosKimunya Following a request by the Executive, I have withdrawn ‘The Livestock Bill 2021’ to allow for more discussions
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President Uhuru Kenyatta has asked universities to invest in research and training that support Kenya’s new Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC). “The Competence-Based Curriculum is a revolutionary step we took as a country to provide our learners with twenty-first-century practical skills relevant to the needs of the present world,” the President said.
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Before the promulgation of the 2010 Constitution, it was a tradition for the President to be present in the National Assembly for the reading of the Budget Statement. Two of Kenya’s Presidents were Finance Ministers before they ascended to the top office.
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The journey towards transforming mental health care systems in Kenya has gathered momentum following the launch of the Kenya Mental Health Action Plan (2021-2025). Ministry of Health Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS) Dr. Mercy Mwangangi who unveiled the 74-page document on behalf of Health Cabinet Secretary Senator Mutahi Kagwe, pointed out mental health remains an integral pillar in the country’s health system and social-economic development. She called for concerted efforts to boost mental health care systems through investment, dedication and planning for resources, coordination, oversight, awareness creation and advocacy.
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