Mr. Alhagie Jallow has taken on the role of Director of Reforms and Project Manager for the Human Resource Management Information System initiative within the Ministry of Public Service, succeeding Mr. Sheriff Jallow, who was recently promoted to Permanent Secretary for Reforms at the same ministry. With years of government service, Mr. Jallow brings significant expertise to his new responsibilities, having previously led the Treasury Unit and managed the government’s payroll system. This background provides him with unique insight into both the technical framework and the operational demands required for implementing an integrated HRMIS.
During the rollout of the Integrated Financial Management Information System, Mr. Jallow was...
A court in Tanzania has charged at least 240 people with treason following deadly protests that erupted after the recent election, which saw President Samia Suluhu Hassan declared the winner with 98 percent of the vote. The opposition, which was barred from participating, dismissed the poll as illegitimate. Security forces clashed with demonstrators, and various reports indicate that hundreds lost their lives, though authorities have downplayed the extent of the violence and maintained that the election process was fair.
Among those charged are prominent businesswoman Jenifer Jovin and several social media influencers, accused of inciting protests intended to disrupt the election. If convicted, the defendants could face the death...
The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has launched an investigation into the violence that erupted in Kasipul constituency ahead of the upcoming November 27 by-election, where political clashes left two people dead and several injured in Homa Bay county. In a statement, IEBC chairperson Erastus Ethekon strongly condemned the incidents, describing them as unacceptable acts that threaten the progress made in Kenya’s democratic process. The commission has deployed a team to determine the causes of the violence and pledged to hold those responsible to account, warning that candidates or parties violating the Electoral Code of Conduct could face disqualification under the Elections Act.
Ethekon also called on law...
Fred Matiang’i, recently named Jubilee Party’s presidential candidate, has pledged unwavering loyalty to retired President Uhuru Kenyatta, promising to safeguard and advance his mentor’s legacy as part of the party’s renewed leadership. Speaking at a major delegates’ meeting in Thika Greens, Murang’a county, Matiang’i credited his decade-long service as a Cabinet Secretary under Kenyatta for shaping his understanding of unity and public service. He stressed that the current focus is on rebuilding trust with supporters, revitalizing Jubilee’s founding ideals, and uniting the party.
Matiang’i outlined plans for Jubilee’s next phase, which centers on grassroots empowerment, discipline, and inclusive governance, positioning the party as a...
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has emphasized Africa’s vital role in advancing the global shift to clean energy, highlighting the continent’s vast renewable resources, essential minerals, and youthful population as significant assets for sustainable growth. Speaking at the Leaders’ Summit ahead of the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Brazil, Kindiki noted that Africa remains largely overlooked in international clean energy investment, despite holding the world’s largest renewable energy reserves and critical materials necessary for the green transition. He pointed out that less than 2 percent of global renewable energy investments have been directed to Africa, leaving millions without access to reliable energy.
Kindiki...
Former President Uhuru Kenyatta has revisited his 2022 appeal to Mount Kenya voters, expressing disappointment that his warning against electing William Ruto and the Kenya Kwanza administration was not heeded. Speaking at a Jubilee Party delegates meeting in Murang’a, Uhuru reflected on the region’s choice in the last general election, urging local leaders and the youth to support visionary leadership dedicated to the country’s transformation. He recalled his own decision to prioritize the completion of projects initiated by former President Mwai Kibaki, suggesting he had hoped the current administration would adopt a similar approach.
Uhuru’s remarks highlight the ongoing consequences of his political fallout with Ruto, a rift that...
Jubilee Party, led by retired President Uhuru Kenyatta, has launched a comprehensive reorganization effort as it prepares for the 2027 General Election, promising to uphold transparent and fair nomination processes. Party Secretary General Jeremiah Kioni assured delegates at a meeting in Thika Greens, Murang’a county, that internal systems have been strengthened to prevent the disputes and irregularities seen in previous party nominations. Kioni emphasized that a credible process is essential for unity and public trust, stating that all structures are in place to ensure every aspirant is treated equally.
The gathering brought together party leaders, including Kenyatta, Deputy Party Leader Fred Matiang’i, and delegates from across the...
Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja has announced strengthened security measures nationwide ahead of the December holidays. Addressing regional commanders in Nairobi, Kanja emphasized that the National Police Service is working in close coordination with other security agencies to ensure the safety of citizens, businesses, and visitors during the festive season. He highlighted the importance of intelligence-led, joint operations involving the National Intelligence Service, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations, and local police units to detect and prevent crime.
Kanja pointed out that holiday periods often see increased social gatherings and heightened activity, which can lead to spikes in criminal behavior, particularly...
More than 35,000 liters of smuggled petroleum products have been seized by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (Epra) during a multi-agency operation in Moyale, Marsabit County. Acting on intelligence about a fuel trafficking network operating along the Kenya–Ethiopia border, enforcement officers worked alongside the Energy Police Unit and Border Patrol Unit to intercept the contraband fuel, which was brought into the country without paying taxes or meeting safety standards. Three suspects were detained and are awaiting court appearances at Moyale police station.
Epra officials said the illegal trade has hurt legitimate fuel dealers, destabilized the formal market, and exposed consumers to dangerous, unregulated products. The...
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