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Why Kung’u Ndung’u Stepped Down from KeNHA

[premium_article] By TWV Team The unexpected resignation of the former Kenya National Highways Authority (KeNHA) Director-General, Eng. Kung’u Ndung’u last week sent shockwaves through government…

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What’s the Real Story Behind the Dispute Between Two Chinese Firms Over Prime Nairobi Land?

[premium_article] Investigative Report by The Weekly Vision Team The High Court in Nairobi has declared a Chinese company to be the legal owner of a…

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KNEC’s Lost Land Title Unmasks Statewide Documentation Crisis

By The Weekly Vision Team The revelation that the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has lost the title deed to a prime piece of land…

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Whistle-blower Alleges EACC Ties to Nairobi Law Firms in Corruption Schemes

By TWV Team  Two prominent Nairobi-based law firms are named in a whistleblower report alleging serious misconduct by senior officials at the Ethics and Anti-Corruption…

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Government to Digitise Public Procurement by July 2025

By Our Reporter The government has announced a shift to e-procurement for all public institutions by July 2025 to curb corruption and improve transparency in public spending. Felix Koskei, Head of Public Service, said all government institutions must now switch…

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Kenya’s e-Citizen Platform Under Fire Amid Missing Funds and Transparency Concerns

By TWV Team More than a decade after its launch, Kenya’s flagship digital platform, eCitizen, is under intense scrutiny over serious financial and operational shortcomings. A recent public finance review by the World Bank has exposed systemic failures that raise…

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CS Mbadi Pushes for Local Printing of National Examinations to Cut Costs

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has proposed a significant policy shift to print Kenya’s national examinations locally from 2026 onwards. This move, he argues, would substantially reduce the billions of shillings currently spent on foreign printing services while maintaining the…