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In a major blow to ICT Cabinet Secretary William Kabogo, the High Court has temporarily stopped the swearing-in of Maina Muiruri as the Chairman of the Media Council of Kenya (MCK), along with three other board members. The court order, issued on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, also affects Susan Karago, Timothy Wanyonyi Chetambe, and Tabitha Mutemi. Justice Bahati Mwamuye, while issuing the conservatory orders, ruled that the four individuals should not assume office or perform any duties until a petition challenging their appointments is fully heard and determined. This move effectively halts their reappointment, which had been officially announced in…

Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok has announced that the government is launching a nationwide teacher promotion exercise, bringing long-awaited relief to thousands of teachers who have remained in the same job groups for years without progress. The initiative, which had been on hold for some time, is now being revived and promises to reward teachers who have dedicated years of service without advancement. Speaking on Tuesday afternoon in Malava Constituency, Kakamega County, during a meeting with teachers, PS Bitok revealed that the government has allocated Ksh1 billion specifically for the promotion of teachers. He said the Teachers Service Commission (TSC)…

President Ruto Nominates Duncan Oburu Ojwang as New KNCHR Chairperson President William Ruto has officially nominated Duncan Oburu Ojwang to take up the position of Chairperson of the Kenya National Commission on Human Rights (KNCHR). The nomination was brought to public attention on Tuesday afternoon, after National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula read a formal notice during a parliamentary sitting. According to the Speaker, the President has put forward Ojwang’s name and is now seeking Parliament’s approval before the appointment can be made official. “The President has nominated Duncan Oburu Ojwang for appointment as the Chairperson of the Kenya National Commission…

The traditional lending system, often burdened by bureaucracy and limited accessibility, is now being reshaped by the rise of Decentralized Finance (DeFi). At the core of this transformation is Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenization—a breakthrough that’s opening up new opportunities for both borrowers and lenders across the globe. This article explores how RWA tokenization is revolutionizing the lending ecosystem and paving the way for a more accessible, efficient, and inclusive financial system. Understanding RWA Tokenization: Turning Real Assets into Digital Tokens RWA tokenization is the process of converting tangible assets—such as real estate, invoices, luxury goods, or even intellectual property—into digital…

In the world of decentralized finance (DeFi), innovation is constant. One of the most significant trends today is the use of Real-World Assets (RWAs) as collateral for loans in permissioned DeFi environments. This development is opening the door for traditional finance (TradFi) and blockchain to work together more effectively, especially in areas like lending and asset management. What Are RWA Tokens? RWA tokens are digital representations of real-world assets—such as real estate, treasury bills, invoices, vehicles, or commodities—on a blockchain. These tokens are backed by the actual physical or legal ownership of the asset they represent, and they are usually…

Pet insurance can help you manage the rising costs of veterinary care and protect your pet’s health. Over 4.8 million pets in the U.S. are already covered under one of the three main types of pet insurance: comprehensive (accident and illness), accident-only, or basic wellness care. Each type offers different coverage benefits, so it’s important to choose the plan that fits your needs and your pet’s condition. Key Points to Keep in Mind 1. Comprehensive (Accident and Illness) Coverage Comprehensive pet insurance, sometimes called accident and illness coverage, is the most complete type of pet insurance. It helps cover a…

Setting financial goals is a crucial step to ensuring long-term security for both you and your loved ones. By organizing your priorities and breaking down your objectives into short-, mid-, and long-term targets, you can create a practical roadmap for your financial journey. Below is a detailed, step-by-step guide to help you define and reach financial goals that match your personal needs and dreams. Key Takeaways Without clear and structured financial objectives, it’s easy to fall into bad habits like overspending or neglecting savings. Whether you want to increase your wealth, get out of debt, or retire comfortably, having a…

Many people find themselves struggling with money at some point in their lives. While things like a tough economy or social pressures can make it harder, your personal financial choices also play a huge role. In this article, we’ll explore ten of the most common financial mistakes people make—mistakes that can lead to long-term money problems. Knowing what to avoid can help you stay on the right track. Key Points to Remember 1. Spending Money on Things You Don’t Really Need Buying small items like fancy coffee, takeout dinners, or streaming rentals may seem harmless, but over time, these expenses…

Police in Kitui County have launched a major manhunt for an officer accused of shooting and killing two women — one of whom is believed to have been his girlfriend — during a shocking incident at a bar in Kanyonyoo market on Sunday night. The suspect, who is reportedly attached to the Kanyonyoo Police Station in Yatta, Kitui County, allegedly fled the scene with an AK-47 rifle that had been assigned to him earlier in the evening. According to preliminary reports, the officer got into a heated argument with a woman identified as Joy Mutisya, said to be his girlfriend,…

Senate Committee Summons Three Cabinet Secretaries and Kenya Railways MD Over Pension Concerns The Senate Labour Committee has officially summoned three Cabinet Secretaries (CSs) and the Managing Director of Kenya Railways Corporation after they failed to attend a meeting that was scheduled for Monday, August 4, 2025. The meeting was meant to address several national issues, including the long-overdue pensions of retired Kenya Railways Corporation employees. In a statement released on Monday morning, the committee directed CS for National Treasury John Mbadi, CS for Cooperatives Wycliffe Oparanya, CS for Labour Alfred Mutua, and Kenya Railways Corporation Managing Director Philip Mainga…