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January 28 2021 / Modified on January 28 2021 In Kenya, the government is relaunching the Mavoko drinking water project in Machakos County. Work was halted in 2020 due to technical problems. In Kenya, the Presidential Delivery Unit (PDU) has just notified Aspac International and H.P Gauff Ingenieure to continue the construction work on the drinking water facilities in Mavoko. The companies implementing the sub-county’s drinking water supply project stopped work in 2020 due to “thorny pro...

Sources at the Transport and Roads Ministry, as well as KeNHA, now say the project may not take off, as it has been pushed to the back burner. Despite the major delays and other pointers that things are not rosy, Bechtel projects optimism, with officials telling The Standard they remain in touch with Kenyan State agencies. They say the firm is eager to start work. The company was however cagey with details, only offering a one-line response to the list of questions asked. “We are still interested and we continue to work with KeNHA and the National Treasury to start work,” said Bechtel, wi...

Views: Visits 15 A recent landmark ruling in favour of four Sexual and Gender Based Violence (SGBV) survivors of the 2007/08 post-election chaos has given hope to thousands of survivors in the country yet to get justice. The ruling was made on December 10, 2020 during the International Human Rights Day. In Constitutional Petition No.122 of 2013, the court found that the Kenyan government was responsible for “failing to conduct independent and effective investigations and prosecutions of SGBV related crimes during the post-election violence.” Four of the eight survivor were each a...