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Newspapers Review for April 28: 4 Missing Kitengela Men Lived Lavishly, Spent Fortunes on Women, Alcohol Tuko 5 hrs ago Racheal Nyaguthie © Provided by Tuko Newspapers Review for April 28: 4 Missing Kitengela Men Lived Lavishly, Spent Fortunes on Women, Alcohol The newspapers, on Wednesday, April 28, widely reported on Lady Justice Martha Koome's nomination as Kenya's next chief justice. The dailies also reported on President Uhuru Kenyatta's launch of a digital lands register National Land Information Management System (NLIMS). 1. Daily Nation The newspaper looks at the ...

Emergency procurement Ongwae was summoned by the committee to shed light on expenditure of more than had Sh406,612,000 after the AG flagged irregular procurement and award of contract, and splitting of procurement. According to the report, the three contracts worth Sh8,433,000 were awarded as an open tender though no quotations were requested. But Ongwae maintained that the dates by the AG office were not correct and the pre-qualification was under emergency procurement. “May 19, 2020 is the tender/quotation date and not the LSO date as observed by the auditor. It’s important to note tha...

THE STANDARD By Roselyne Obala | February 25th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Upper House got free legal representation from within its ranks. [AFP] Senate has kicked off a probe on the board of the State insurer over recruitment of its CEO Peter Kamunyo Gathege. Through clerk Jeremiah Nyegenye, Alexander Irungu Wanjiru has petitioned the House to investigate the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) board for acting in breach of the law. According to Dr Wanjiru, the recruitment of the agency’s boss and subsequent appointment in April 2020 should be revoked. “On March 20, 2020, the NHIF b...

THE STANDARD BUSINESS National Treasury Cabinet Secretary Ukur Yatani at a past briefing. [Wilberforce Okwiri, Standard] The National Treasury has admitted it is two months behind in releasing county funds. Treasury Cabinet Secretary Ukur Yatani said the government had released Sh133 billion to county governments so far this financial year. He said of the transfers, Sh120.2 billion was the equitable share while conditional grants was Sh13 billion. Responding to governors who had warned that services at the counties were grinding to halt after the Treasury failed to disburse funds for four mo...