On Photo; from right is Hon Fred Ikana Mp Shinyalu issuing a sporting gear award to a member of Vet Sport Club during the Kenya Ports Authority Gala Dinner. By Erick Wanjala Following the growth of Kenya Ports Authority PLC in cargo volumes across the East African region the Authority gave a chance to its customers to give feedback and opinions on how to foster lasting relations through a stakeholder gala dinner at Nairobi. Speaking during the KPA Corporate Golf Tournament and Stakeholders Dinner held at VetLab Sports Club in Nairobi over the weekend, KPA Chief Executive Officer Capt. William K. Ruto said the Authority was undertaking major expansion projects to position Kenya's ports for future trade growth and regional integration. In a speech delivered on his behalf by the General Manager Corporate Services Mr Edward Kamau, the Chief Executive Officer said the strong performance of the Port of Mombasa and other facilities reflected growing confidence amo...
Wiper Leader And Presidential aspirant 2027 H.E.Kalonzo Musyoka YlAddressing the Press Former Vice president Musyoka said the delay and uncertainty surrounding the placement of the candidates had caused anxiety among parents, learners, and teachers across the country. He faulted the government for what he described as poor planning and lack of preparedness under the new education framework. “It is unacceptable that over 350,000 children who sat their KEPSA assessments are still at home without clear placement. This is a clear indication that the Kenya Kwanza government has failed in its responsibility to our children,” Musyoka said. The former Vice President argued that education is a constitutional right and should never be subjected to political experiments or administrative confusion. He claimed the situation exposed deep gaps in the implementation of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC), calling for urgent intervention to safeguard learners’ futures. Kalonzo furthe...