Mentor Sacco CEO Joyce Ndegwa addresses members during the Special General Meeting held in Murang’a Town on October 17, 2026.
Mentor Sacco members vote to scrap AGMs for delegates system
Mentor Sacco members approve major changes to the society’s governance structure. The Sacco outlines plans to expand representation as membership grows. Members back a higher monthly contribution to strengthen family protection benefits. Members of Mentor Sacco have voted to abandon the Annual General Meeting (AGM) in favour of a delegates system, a change the society…
Stima DT Sacco National Chairman Dr. Joseph Siror addresses members during the 2026 High Savers Forum in Mombasa. PHOTO| courtesy
Stima DT Sacco forum focuses on wealth creation and legacy
Stima DT Sacco has brought together its high saving members, Board and Management in Mombasa for the 2026 High Savers Forum, with discussions focusing on wealth creation, investment opportunities and building lasting financial legacies. The forum, held under the theme “Growing Wealth, Building Legacies,” was officially opened by National Chairman Dr. (Eng.) Joseph Siror. He…
Members of the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Housing, Urban Planning and Public Works during an inspection of the Homa Bay KMTC students’ hostel project. PHOTO| courtesy
Homa Bay KMTC hostel for 580 students inspected by MPs
MPs assess progress on a major student accommodation project in Homa Bay. New facilities aim to improve student welfare and ease pressure on existing housing. Lawmakers inspect another development expected to support small-scale traders. MPs have inspected a students’ hostel project at Homa Bay Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) that will house 580 learners once…
KenGen names Ronoh Kibet as new CEO
Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) has chosen an insider steeped in its commercial expansion, Ronoh Kibet, as its next chief executive from February 1, 2027. Kibet is currently General Manager for Commercial Services. In that seat, he runs energy markets, investments, new business, partnerships and sustainability. He steps into the shoes of Eng. Peter Waweru…
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Tea factory leadership abuse hurts farmers, says Ichung’wah
Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah has blamed abuse of office by tea factory leaders for uneven payouts to farmers across the sector. The Kikuyu Member of Parliament (MP) said poor leadership at the factory level is the biggest threat facing the tea industry. In his view, some factories are run by people who lack the skills…
West Pokot Governor Simon Kachapin and other county leaders hold copies of the four laws signed to support agriculture, livestock trade and county revenue collection. PHOTO\ courtesy
West Pokot enacts four laws to support farmers and traders
West Pokot has introduced new laws targeting agricultural support, livestock trade and county revenue collection. Farmers are set to benefit from subsidy programmes and improved coordination across agricultural value chains. The county expects stronger livestock markets and improved revenue to support development and food security. West Pokot farmers and livestock traders are set to benefit…
KRA outlines tax amnesty payment plan steps before deadline
KRA has outlined steps for taxpayers seeking instalment arrangements under the tax amnesty programme. Taxpayers with different categories of outstanding liabilities have been given guidance on submitting applications. The approaching deadline puts pressure on taxpayers to review their obligations and regularise their accounts. Taxpayers with outstanding principal tax have until December 31, 2026, to act…
maize in warehouse
Kenya braces for record maize imports as drought hits crops
Kenya faces a major maize shortfall after prolonged dry conditions damaged crops across key growing regions. Import needs are expected to surge as the country struggles to bridge the widening food supply gap. Rising food prices and uncertain weather patterns threaten to add pressure on household budgets. Kenyans could soon pay more for their staple…
ACA chairperson Nelson Ributhi
Counterfeit crackdown hits Nairobi as festive season nears
Nairobi leads the latest crackdown on counterfeit and illicit goods as authorities intensify nationwide enforcement. Fake alcohol, tobacco products and repackaged fertiliser are among the items targeted in the operations. Schools and farmers are also in focus as the authority moves to protect consumers ahead of the festive season. Nairobi has emerged as one of…
Seized subsidised fertiliser bags
Migori detectives seize 55 bags of subsidised fertiliser
Government-subsidised fertiliser clearly labelled “NOT FOR SALE” was being sold openly in Migori Township, leading to the arrest of three women and the seizure of 55 bags, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has said. The case began when members of the public alerted police to the illegal trade. Detectives from Suna East responded quickly…
