Kenya’s legislative process, often criticized for opacity and political influence, was on full display through the passage of the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes (Amendment) Bill, 2024, a legislation that stirred national debate on free speech, digital safety, and government accountability. According to official records and a timeline shared by Parliament, the Bill’s journey began on
A heated debate unfolded in the National Assembly on Wednesday, October 8, as Members of Parliament (MPs) pressed the Ministry of Education to fast-track negotiations with striking university lecturers, whose industrial action has crippled learning in public universities nationwide. The legislators demanded immediate intervention from Education Cabinet Secretary (CS) Julius Migos Ogamba to end the
Members of Parliament (MPs) drawn from the West of Rift tea growing region are now calling for formation of an Ad-hoc Committee to investigate Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) operations which they have accused of being corrupt following the discrepancies in 2025 tea bonuses payment. In a press conference on Wednesday 8th October, 2025, the
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