Kuria blasts Raila, Ruto; Why civil servants won’t be hired anytime soon; Police chiefs minting millions from juniors’ sweat?

Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria.
Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria. PHOTO/COURTESY

Good Morning ?

It’s Monday again and the newsmakers are up early. This is likely to be the most interesting week we’ve had so far. For starters, when Moses Kuria becomes the moral compass, you know it is not business as usual. The Gatundu South MP is concerned that DP William Ruto and former PM Raila Odinga are always in the news. What’s wrong with that? You’ll soon find out.

On another note, Civil servants have always been envied for the security their jobs offer, if nothing else. But if your greatest dream was to become a civil servant, you might have to put that dream on hold. At least for now. We’ll tell you why.

And finally, a storm is brewing within the Police Department. Fresh details reveal that senior officials have been slashing allowances meant for junior police officers, amounting to millions of shillings. Is the PD going to survive?

Moses Kuria hits out at Ruto and Raila

ODM Leader Raila Odinga with Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria. PHOTO/COURTESY

Gatundu South MP Moses Kuria has urged Deputy President William Ruto and ODM leader Raila Odinga to tone down personal attacks against each other.

He said the differences between the two leaders are the cause for the rising political temperature in the country.

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Why state will not hire new civil servants

Public Service CS Margaret Kobia. PHOTO/COURTESY

The government might not hire new employees soon in efforts to free more money for development, Public Service Cabinet Secretary Margaret Kobia has said.

Money for development has in the past been gobbled up by a bloated wage bill.

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How police chiefs mint millions paid to juniors

Police spokesman Charles Owino.
Police spokesman Charles Owino. PHOTO/ COURTESY

Tension is simmering within the police ranks over millions of shillings paid by private institutions which hire officers.

The dispute involves senior subcounty commanders and their juniors across the country. The fresh row comes hot on the heels of a report by the Auditor General on June 4 which unearthed a Sh300 million allowances scandal in which cash was deducted irregularly by senior officers.

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Kenyan side Kariobangi Sharks wrote history on Sunday afternoon beating EPL side Everton in a match attended by a record 60,827 fans. Do you think Kenyan football has come of age? Leave your comment below..

 

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