New Bills tabled in Parliament seek to dissolve six regional development authorities, triggering the redeployment of their CEOs to other roles.
By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
The jobs and perks of 15 chief executive officers of State corporations are on the line as the government rolls out the first phase of its plan to dissolve non-viable parastatals and merge agencies with overlapping functions.
Treasury data shows at least 14 state-owned enterprises had accumulated Sh44.87 billion in non-guaranteed debt by June 2025, much…
The Bill is part of a broader government push to streamline the operations of State corporations.
Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has warned the public sector is not a make-work' scheme as the government looks to merge…
Many firms reported that higher costs continued to erode purchasing power among consumers, reducing spending on goods and…
Cooperatives and MSMEs CS Wycliffe Oparanya has warned that over 12,000 Saccos in Kenya risk deregistration for failing to submit…
Kenya's ride-hailing ecosystem delivers measurable public goods that depend on platform participation remaining viable: price…
