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Silas Jakakimba, an Advocate of the High Court of Kenya and Suba North Parliamentary hopeful, has called on Kenyans from across the political divide to embrace and support the Affordable Housing Project.  The affordable housing project, which is one of President William Ruto's Bottom Up Economic Transformation flagship projects, is a key agenda for the good of all Kenyans. Mr. Jakakimba emphasized the need for legal gaps regarding the project to be urgently purged for the benefit of Kenyans in low-income settlements that are now seriously affected by heavy rains and floods.  He pointed out that both Kenya Kwanza and Azimio manifestos primed the affordable housing project as a key agenda for the good of all Kenyans. Mr. Jakakimba also urged Kenyans to move together on the affordable housing agenda, emphasizing the thousands of jobs it avails to the youth and the businesses involved in consequential supply chains.  He noted that the project is a significant step towards ach...

These guidelines aim to streamline the service, ensuring predictability and efficiency, while emphasizing accountability, transparency, and security. Interior PS Raymond Omollo, together with Immigration and Citizen Services PS Julius Bitok, has today unveiled the new guidelines for issuance of National ID cards in border and cosmopolitan counties.  The new guidelines are a result of the government's efforts to leverage technology, security agencies like NIS and DCI, and collaborate with stakeholders to conduct thorough background checks. This move is intended to prevent ineligible individuals from accessing Kenyan legal identification documents. PS Omollo has expressed his confidence in the new guidelines, which he believes will go a long way in making the process of obtaining a National ID card much easier, safer, and more efficient. He emphasized that the government is committed to ensuring that only eligible Kenyan has access to a National ID card, which is a crucial document i...

  Leaders from across Africa have called for increased concessional funding from the International Development Association (IDA), a branch of the World Bank, during the recently concluded IDA21 Replenishment Summit in Nairobi. The summit was attended by various African heads of state and government.  During the summit, President William Ruto called for the tripling of IDA’s financing capacity to $279 billion by 2030. He emphasized the importance of maintaining the concessional nature of the financing, in accordance with the recommendations of the G20 Independent Expert Group. The leaders noted that increased concessional funding would provide critical relief for many African countries and other developing nations that are currently facing severe debt crises. The leaders argued that such funding would unlock Africa’s vast resources and enable the continent to achieve its full potential. The leaders expressed their gratitude to the IDA for its continued support of Africa’s devel...

During the opening of the #IDA21 Africa Heads of State Summit held at KICC, President William Ruto called for increased investment in the International Development Association (IDA).  The President emphasized that such investments would help unlock Africa's potential in renewable energy, food security, and human resource workforce. He further added that these investments would have far-reaching benefits beyond Africa, extending to the entire globe. President Ruto's speech evoked a sense of hope and optimism for Africa's future. The President's call for increased investment in IDA to unlock Africa's potential in renewable energy, food security, and human resource workforce is a step in the right direction towards achieving sustainable development in the continent. The President's vision for Africa's future is inspiring and uplifting, and it resonates with the aspirations of many Africans. The President's call for increased investment in IDA is a clarion c...

  Interior PS Raymond Omollo has today met with concerned agencies to discuss flood mitigation strategies in Nairobi. The meeting was chaired by the Head of Public Service and Chief of Staff, Hon. Felix Koskei. The government has implemented comprehensive flood mitigation plans that encompass early warning systems, search and rescue missions, and infrastructure improvements. These measures aim to protect communities against the devastating effects of floods, which have caused loss of life and property damage. The government's quick response to the flood emergency has brought and will continue to bring relief to many Kenyans who have been affected by the floods. The implementation of comprehensive flood mitigation plans shows that the government is committed to protecting its citizens and ensuring their safety. The early warning systems and search and rescue missions provide a sense of security to those living in flood-prone areas. These measures show that the government cares about...

  The International Development Association (IDA) for African Heads of State and Government Summit, also known as IDA21, has kicked off today and will proceed until tomorrow, 29, April 2024, at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC) in Nairobi.  The summit is a collaborative effort between the Government of Kenya and The World Bank, and aims to support the 21st Replenishment of the Resources of the International Development Association. The two-day summit brings together Ministers of Finance, African Heads of State and Government, and other key stakeholders to discuss sustainable development strategies and priorities for the continent. The focus of the summit is to create prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable African economies that can tackle development challenges in a sustainable manner. The IDA21 summit has generated a lot of  anticipation among African leaders who see it as a unique opportunity to foster collaboration and drive sustainable development on...

President William Ruto's affordable housing project was aimed at alleviating the suffering of thousands of slum dwellers who have to brave pathetic living conditions because they cannot afford decent housing.  The project is envisioned as a solution to natural disasters like prolonged rains and floods, which have affected slum dwellers with their houses being swept away, leaving them homeless. The affordable housing project will ensure future generations never experience the negative effects of floods, as slums will be a thing of the past. The affordable housing project is a lifeline for slum dwellers who have been living in pathetic conditions for decades. The project gives them hope for a better future where they can live in decent homes, free from the fear of floods and other natural disasters. The project will bring smiles to their faces, as they will no longer have to worry about the safety of their homes during the rainy season. The project will alleviate their suffering and ...