Author: NLM Correspondent

Most parts of the country are expected to experience dry days and remain largely sunny for a better part of this weekend until next week, even as the country continues to take additional caution over warnings over impending the El-Niño rainfall. This is according to the latest weather forecast report by the Kenya Meteorological Department, which says that many parts of the country will experience sunny days in the next week. The predictions by the department are for the period between October 10 and October 16, 2023, and come at a time when a majority of Kenyans and government agencies…

The alleged fraudulent scheme commenced on August 22, 2017, and continued for almost a year, during which Sh11.1 million was illicitly funnelled into the ghost school.

The court underlined that the petitioner had failed to challenge the existing legal framework regulating GMOs, both on the international and domestic fronts.

Tuya’s financial request comprises Sh225,000, covering half of the school fees for their two children, as well as an additional Sh100,000 for monthly entertainment and Sh100,000 for general child support.

NTSA claims that Bolt violated the Transportation Network Companies (TNC) Owners, Drivers, and Passengers Regulations, 2022.

By David Wanjala Fally Ipupa, one of the present-day Lingala music reigning stars, has done well since quitting Koffi Olomide’s Quartier Latin in 2006. Before his exit after seven years of superb service, Fally had cut himself an enviable niche in the band as the lead arranger, composer, and vocalist. It has been 17 great years of near unrivalled solo career for the ladies’ blue-eyed boy in contemporary Lingala music, with former Wenge Musica Maison Mere’s Ferre Gola as the only close threat to his dominance. However, controversy regarding Fally’s relationship with his former boss has persisted as much as…

Furthermore, the National Treasury is actively working to waive tax penalties and interest within a 30-day timeframe, aligning with the Cabinet’s agreement.

Presiding over the case, Justice E.C Mwita has instructed the immediate service of court documents to the concerned parties.

The leaders’ plea for a debt repayment moratorium is grounded in the urgent need to prepare Africa for the increasing severity of climate-related challenges.

By Munira Ali Omar ‘Kuuza sura, hawataki kuuza sera.’ To many, these are just lyrics, but when you unpack these lyrics from the song Utawala by Juliani, they are loaded with a powerful message: ‘They sell us propaganda, they do not want to sell policies’. During anti-government protests, many Kenyan demonstrators sang these lyrics to give them courage during demonstrations against police persecution and brutality. These lyrics are as relevant today as they were a decade ago, and this song evokes so much emotion because, despite the attainment of independence, it is a reminder that Kenyans are still victims of…