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New details have just emerged about the place where grade 6 pupils will join after sitting for their exams this year. As per the latest report shared by a well-known source, it has been revealed that the government will announce the specific place either primary or secondary level where the grade six pupils will join. This has been revealed by Cabinet Secretary for Education, Mr. Machogu. Further, he has reassured all Kenyans that the government is working with all stakeholders to make sure that CBC is implemented. I quote his statement from the source: "One of the areas we are working on is the transition of sixth grade learners to join secondary schools, and I am sure that the presidential working party will be able to give his excellency an initial report through the terms of reference of six months." CS Machogu revealed. In the country, there are over six million students who are learning the new system of education. Most of them are in grades one, two, three, four, five,...

President William Ruto faces a heavy external public debt burden during his first term, with his government expected to spend nearly Sh1.6 trillion servicing the debts. Projections from the National Treasury show that over the five years – July 2022 to June 2027 – the government will spend a total of Sh1.59 trillion servicing loans borrowed from external creditors, which hit Sh4.36 trillion in October 2022. Treasury’s 2021/22 annual public debt management report projects that the government will spend Sh241 billion servicing external debts in 2022/23, up from Sh184.5 billion that was used to pay the bilateral, multilateral and commercial lenders in 2021/22. Between the two financial years, the external public debt servicing costs increased by 43.9 per cent. Continue reading Nakumatt investors lose battle against Mayfair Insurance An international tribunal has dashed the hopes of investors who were seeking to recoup their investment from Mayfair Insurance Company Limi...

Nominated senator is seemingly preganat again after the Dubai drama. According to pictures available online, the senator has a baby bump. LAST WEEK Nominated Senator Karen Nyamu has announced that she has ended her controversial relationship with Mugithi singer Samuel Muchoki, known for his stage name Samidoh. On Saturday, Nyamu took to social media, saying she does not regret the scandal that had befallen her after being involved in a scuffle with Samidoh and his wife Edith during a Mugithi concert in Dubai. “You know guys, I have no regrets from last night, I don’t wish I did things any different. I however promise you that this is the last time your girl will ever be involved in a situation like that ever again,” she wrote on her Insta stories. Nyamu who has in the past been involved in public spats with Samidoh and Edday vowed to bring it all to an end by breaking up with the singer. “Great and powerful women will attest that many times our weakest link is the men we get involved w...

Many Kenyans had hoped that the cost of living will be reduced once president William Samoei Arap Ruto takes over power. But to the didmay of many, they fell into the president's trap as most of his promises have turned into adding more pain for Kenyans than relief. The president has not fulfilled his promises to Kenyans and instead, he is adding burden to the already struggling Kenyans. There is more pain for Kenyans asore taxes is introduced in the following business from the start of this year. According to Narok County Senator Ledama Olekina, be revealed that the Finance Act 2002 will punish hustlers more than dynasties. He argued that from January this year, when one sells or buys property or shares, they will have to pay 15% taxes. "Finance Act 2022 will punish hustlers more than dynasties! From Jan 2023 when you sell or buy property or shares you will pay 15% taxes. Another painful reality of the Kenya Kwanza Regime!" Tweeted by Narok County...