Stories by: Komen S.K

The Kenya School of Communication Bill, 2025, published on Tuesday, August 19, 2025 seeks to repeal the 2011 order that established KIMC and replace it with a corporate body mandated to modernise media training, expand academic programmes, and strengthen

On Friday, August 22, 2025, the retreat will feature a joint engagement between the National Assembly leadership and the Judiciary, led by Chief Justice Martha Koome. The session will focus on fostering cooperation between the two arms of government while

The new law, which takes effect on August 19, 2025, aims to strengthen the fight against corruption and unethical conduct by regulating conflicts of interest, as well as the declaration of income, assets, and liabilities (DIALs) by public officers.

In a sitting marked by fiery exchanges, MPs from across the political divide demanded that the President names legislators accused of soliciting bribes from the Executive in exchange for favourable committee reports.

Under the leadership of Dr. Michael Ndonye, the university’s School of Music and Media is also exploring a Master’s program in Mass Communication and Public Relations, opening further opportunities for EAs to professionalize their skills.

Ethekon, alongside newly appointed commissioners Ann Njeri Nderitu, Moses Alutalala Mukhwana, Mary Karen Sorobit, Hassan Noor Hassan, Francis Odhiambo Aduol, and Fahima Araphat Abdallah, took the oath of office on Friday July 11, 2025

Speaking at a press conference in Nairobi on July 7, 2025 during the anniversary of the historic Saba Saba movement, Odinga has outlined a five-point reform agenda aimed at steering the country toward justice, accountability, and generational renewal.

Despite the celebratory mood in Parliament, the bill faces a significant legal roadblock. On May 22, 2025, a High Court issued conservatory orders barring the National Assembly from forwarding the bill to President William Ruto for assent.

The General Council shapes agendas on customs modernisation, SME financing, digital trade, sustainability and dispute resolution, areas where African perspectives have long sought greater weight.

The House expressed deep concern over incidents of violence targeting civilians, security personnel, and public infrastructure, including the burning of Kikuyu Law Courts and attempts to invade institutions like State House Girls, Nairobi.

Wednesday June 25 Order Paper reflected business as usual. The House opened with standard procedures—prayers, communications, and petitions—before diving into a substantive agenda that included urgent motions on Artificial Intelligence (AI) regulation, ex

The Standard’s front-page story claimed that secret WhatsApp messages from UDA-linked circles revealed intentions to infiltrate Gen-Z protests, disrupt their activities, and generate misinformation targeting dissenting media houses and public figures.

In preparation for the Open Day, staff across directorates were invited to complete an anonymous online survey to share their views, challenges, and ideas for institutional reform.

The convergence of policy and scholarship at Kabarak reflects a nation beginning to ask and answer the right questions about its digital future.

The two-day event, held at the Thika Greens Golf Resort and spearheaded by Governor Dr. Irungu Kang’ata, showcased over Sh100 billion in potential investment opportunities across agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, technology, infrastructure, and tour

Sh8.9 billion has been set aside for cash transfers to Orphans and Vulnerable Children (OVCs), a figure that has gone up by Sh1 billion for more comprehensive coverage.

Speaking on June 11, 2025, during a special Senate sitting convened to question Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen and Inspector General of Police Dauglas Kanja over the death of Albert Ojwang, a suspect who died in police custody, Senator Haji