Kakamega County Assembly has approved a Sh17,861,292,915 budget estimates for the 2024/2025 financial year. Out of the estimates, Sh11,911,267,174 has been allocated for recurrent expenditure which is equivalent to 66.7% while Sh5,950,027,741 has been allocated for development expenditure representing 33.3% of the whole budget. Personnel Emoluments will take a total of Sh6,857,312,177 of the recurrent…
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Kenya news Sifuna Claims Speaker Wetangula Runs National Assembly Like 'Disco Matanga'
The National Assembly is debating the Finance Bill 2024 amid ongoing nationwide protests against the bill. Related Posts Kelly Johnson Embodies the Hard-Line Views She Shares With the Speaker As Speaker Mike Johnson likes to tell it, it was love at first sight when he first met Kelly Lary, Read more House Speaker Johnson facing…
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Kenya news National Assembly commences debate on Finance Bill 2024
The National Assembly has began debating the Finance Bill 2024 ahead of a crucial vote scheduled for Thursday morning. Finance Committee Chair Kimani Kuria moved the Bill, highlighting key provisions and changes made on the Bill. Speaker Moses Wetang’ula urged members to debate the contents of Bill from an informed position. “On Thursday morning, we’ll…
0 34 0June 19, 2024 -
Kenya news Commitee tables Finance Bill 2024 Report before National Assembly
The National Assembly The Report of the Finance and National Planning Committee on the Finance Bill 2024 has been tabled before the National Assembly. Second reading and debate on the Finance Bill 2024 will take place tomorrow Wednesday, June 19th 2024 during the morning and afternoon sessions as well as Thursday, June 20th 2024. The…
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Kenya news Murang’a assembly approves House Business, Rules committee reshuffles – Kenya News Agency
Murang’a county assembly approved the review of placement of MCAs to the House Business and Rules committee. While moving the motion, the leader of majority, Francis Kibe said that reshuffling the members of different committees is necessary as it would give MCAs who have not had a chance to be in any committee the opportunity…
0 39 0June 6, 2024 -
Kenya news National Assembly Committee Pushes for Equity in Public Service Recruitment to Bridge Ethnic Divides – Kenya News Agency
The National Assembly Committee on National Cohesion and Equal Opportunities has emphasized the importance of enhancing equity and inclusivity in public service recruitment to address ethnic divisions and foster peace across the nation. Kaspul MP Were Ong’ondo said that employment in state parastatals and agencies should not be skewed towards any dominant ethnic group, urging that employing authorities…
0 36 0June 5, 2024 -
Kenya news UN general assembly calls on Security Council to admit Palestine as member
The United Nations General Assembly has enhanced Palestine’s rights within the organisation and called for it to be accepted as a member. Palestine has had non-member observer state status since 2012, which allows some rights short of a full member. Membership can only be decided upon by the UN Security Council. The US recently vetoed…
0 69 0May 11, 2024 -
News Palestinians pursue UN General Assembly support for full membership bid
The United Nations General Assembly may vote on a draft resolution recognizing Palestinians as eligible for full U.N. membership. This vote would gauge global support for the Palestinian bid, previously vetoed by the U.S. in the Security Council. Critics say this resolution could set a precedent, citing examples like Kosovo and Taiwan. The United Nations…
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News WI Assembly approves hunting, fishing fee increases for out-of-state residents
The Wisconsin Assembly unanimously passed a bill to raise hunting, fishing and trapping license fees for out-of-state residents. The bill, which was sent to the Senate for consideration, aims to address a deficit in the state’s fish and wildlife account. The Department of Natural Resources estimates the fee adjustments would generate approximately $780,000 annually. The…
0 51 0February 23, 2024 -
News Virginia General Assembly appoints SCC commissioners without opposition
The Virginia General Assembly on Wednesday elected two experienced attorneys who were nominated a day earlier to fill long-standing vacancies on the state’s powerful regulatory panel that oversees interests ranging from utilities to insurers. Without opposition, both chambers approved the appointments of Sam Towell and Kelsey Bagot to the State Corporation Commission, an independent state…
0 51 0January 25, 2024