Concrete Company Closed Due to Chronic Pollution Concerns in Ngara
By Collins Wanzallah The Nairobi County government has shut down a building concrete batching company believed to be polluting the…
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The Ksh 21 Billion Heist At NHIF: Officials Accused of Fabricating Debts To Steal Funds
By The Weekly Vision Team A parliamentary committee has uncovered a massive scandal at the National Health Insurance Fund (NHIF),…
Governor Sakaja Seeks Truce with Azimio MCAs Amid Impeachment Rumors
By The Weekly Vision Team Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja is making significant efforts to avoid an impeachment motion against him…
Public Interest Demands Transparency: Lawyer Pushes for Release of Nairobi Tax Report
By The Weekly Vision Team A Nairobi-based lawyer has formally requested Nairobi County Assembly Speaker Ken Ng’ondi to release an…
Kenyatta Hospital Management Found Guilty Of Unfair Labour Practices
By The Weekly Vision Team Kenyatta National Hospital, already facing numerous challenges, has been found to have breached labour laws…
Kwetu Sacco Under Fire as TSC Probes Irregular Salary Payments
By The Weekly Vision Team Instances of salary over payment have become increasingly prevalent at the Teachers Service Commission (TSC),…
Budget Bribery: MPs Cry Foul Over Selective Allocation of Projects
By The Weekly Vision Team Significant divisions have emerged among Members of Parliament regarding the perceived inequitable distribution of projects…
Government Faces Backlash Over Attempt to Regulate Kenyan Churches
“Kenya is a secular state but is behaving like countries such as Saudi Arabia and Iran, which are religious states.…
CEO Recruitment Cancellation Rocks Private Security Agency
By The Weekly Vision Team The State Corporations Advisory Committee (SCAC) has cancelled plans to replace former boss Fazul Mahamedat…
Nairobi County’s Health Insurance Woes: Jubilee Health Insurance Loses Contract to Kenya Alliance
By The Weekly Vision Team Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja is facing significant challenges to his administration after the public procurement…