Kenyan Members of Parliament have passed a new public participation law, introducing rules designed to make citizen engagement in governance more meaningful and effective.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are demanding amendments to a proposed British army training agreement, specifically insisting on including murder within local jurisdiction, despite the UK reporting progress on the deal.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are supporting a new bill aimed at controlling matatu (public transport) fares, arguing that fares should not be dictated by external factors like weather.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are advocating for the Budget boss to oversee the Housing Levy funds, which collect approximately Sh6 billion from citizens each month.

Former Members of Parliament in Kenya are poised to receive a pension windfall after the National Assembly unanimously approved various amendments to their benefits.

Members of Parliament are pressing Cabinet Secretary Murkomen to address a wave of abductions, missing children, and other security issues affecting the country.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are investigating a potential link between the June 20 attack on Chemelil Academy and the lease of the sugar mill, following the withdrawal of the school's management from the Sugar Company.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have rejected public pressure to reduce the Pay As You Earn (PAYE) tax rate, despite experts advocating for a cut from 35% to between 28% and 30%.

Kenyans and businesses are urging Members of Parliament to soften the controversial Finance Bill, warning that its failure to be amended could lead to significant economic disruption and social unrest.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are expressing opposition to a proposed 0.8% levy on all tea exports. Critics argue the new tax risks making Kenyan tea less competitive in international markets.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have resumed sittings, with their first order of business being the tabling of a report concerning government revenue.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have summoned Cabinet Secretary Mbadi to explain the unauthorized transfer and reclassification of State agencies to the National Investment Fund, an action that has sparked significant resistance.

Kenyan MPs are expressing strong disapproval after a Cabinet Secretary failed to appear before them, leaving a Principal Secretary to face a hostile parliamentary panel.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have backed a petition calling for comprehensive reforms to rein in the escalating interest rates on loans, aiming to address what is described as a 'Lending Wild West'.

Reports indicate disquiet within the camp of Oburu as Members of Parliament deliberate on a new political plan.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are reportedly considering the abolition of school uniforms. This discussion arises amidst concerns over a cartel influencing uniform procurement.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have put Energy Principal Secretary Wachira on the spot regarding alleged 'ghost' last-mile projects. The questioning highlights concerns about transparency and accountability in government energy initiatives.

A viral pastor in Kenya has publicly denounced Members of Parliament as 'vultures and hyenas' in a raw sermon, accusing them of corruption and sparking public debate.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have supported a significant Sh363 billion spending hike for the security sector. This increase in allocation indicates a focus on strengthening national security capabilities.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are investigating Equity Bank and other financial institutions over Sh6.3 billion allegedly diverted from the government's eCitizen platform, following an audit that flagged governance gaps.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have blocked a proposed Sh280 million upgrade for the office of Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi, despite the office defending the spending plan as crucial for its operations.

Kenyan Members of Parliament and the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission are reportedly planning new rules for the 2027 elections, with discussions expected to include capping financial spending by candidates as President Ruto seeks his second and final term.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are questioning the significant increase in pending bills owed to private universities, which have risen from Sh32 billion last year to Sh60.2 billion.

Legislators in Kenya are pushing for the Ministry of Education to allocate sufficient resources to make guidance and counselling services mandatory in schools.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have censured Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua and criticized the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) as 'moribund'.

Broad-based Members of Parliament in Kenya have responded critically to Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua's four-year scorecard of President William Ruto’s administration.

A House Committee in Kenya has cautioned against passing the National Transport and Safety Authority Bill, arguing that controlling matatu (public transport) fares would be a detrimental idea.

A House committee in Kenya has raised concerns over delays in granting the Controller of Budget the power to audit the annual Sh63 billion housing levy, citing potential fund mismanagement.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have given CS Mbadi an October ultimatum to privatize, merge, or dissolve state parastatals, advocating for competitive hiring to replace political appointments.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are racing against time to scrutinize the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission's (IEBC) proposals for poll reforms, which include demands for exclusive prosecutorial powers for political offenders.

An Infotrak survey has measured public perception of the performance of all Members of Parliament (MPs), senators, and woman representatives in Kenya. Babu and Ndindi topped the MPs list, while Murango and Maina led in other categories.

James Mulamba criticized Members of Parliament for skipping the vote on the Finance Bill, calling it a 'great betrayal'. The bill has been a point of contention in Kenya.

Kenyan Members of Parliament clashed in Parliament over the controversial Finance Bill 2026, turning the House into a scene of shouting matches. The debate has led to calls for citizens to either go to court or await parliamentary decisions.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are demanding answers and urgent government attention regarding the growing concern over cases of missing children.

A House Committee in Kenya is demanding that former Prisons boss Warioba be surcharged to refund Sh3 million paid by taxpayers for his house rent.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are questioning the diversion of Sh300 million allocated for compensation to wildlife victims, as communities in northern Kenya continue to report delayed payments from a pilot project.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have decided against proposals that would require political candidates to pay musicians for songs played at rallies.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are reportedly questioning a payment of Sh300 million for a wildlife consultancy. The inquiry suggests concerns over the allocation of funds and the transparency of the consultancy services.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have supported a plan by the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) to hold police commanders personally liable for abuses committed by their junior officers.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have expressed support for a stringent new law aimed at combating livestock theft.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have committed to advocating for enhanced care and support for patients suffering from bleeding disorders.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have accused Energy Principal Secretary Wachira of allegedly being involved in staging "ghost" project launches for President Ruto.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are pushing for government funding for schools located in informal settlements, with MP Anthony Oluoch arguing that the current system unfairly discriminates against the poor.

Kenyan MPs vote to deny media houses Sh826 million in pending bills.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have pledged to conduct a site visit as the Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) provides updates on its ongoing hydropower project, signaling parliamentary oversight.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have significantly cut the budget for evacuating over 500,000 Kenyans from the Middle East crisis, reducing it from Sh400 million to Sh26.7 million.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are demanding answers regarding a collapsed project valued at Sh26 million.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are pushing for a motion to remove private security guards from government buildings. The initiative aims to provide employment and clear terms of service for National Youth Service (NYS) graduates.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have raised concerns regarding significant funding gaps and governance challenges within the country's universities.

Kenyan lawmakers have blocked an additional Sh1 billion in funding requested for renovations of the Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi's office, capping its recurrent budget at Sh827.6 million.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have rejected the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission's (IEBC) proposed Sh64 billion budget, deeming its priorities 'wasteful'.

Lawmakers in Kenya have ordered an investigation into a 27,000-tonne consignment of imported raw sugar at the Port of Mombasa to verify its contents.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are calling for a review of instant fines imposed by the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) and the use of hidden cameras, despite having passed new rules.

Kenyan MPs are urged to expand the range of assets recognized by the Central Bank of Kenya as loan collateral. A proposed law aims to allow digital assets like Bitcoin and social media monetization as collateral for loans.

Lawmakers in Kenya are considering a motion that, if passed, would set a limit of 400 admissions for Grade 10 students in the country's top schools.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have endorsed a six-point plan aimed at reviving the struggling Moi University, which includes measures like staff rationalization.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have rejected a proposal by the Controller of Budget, Margaret Nyakango, to vet withdrawals from the sovereign wealth fund, citing concerns about creating a parallel financial structure.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have successfully prevented a proposed 16% increase in the price of electric bikes and buses, which would have resulted from reclassifying them from zero-rated to VAT-exempt in the 2026 Finance Bill.

A parliamentary committee in Kenya is set to investigate the rising cases of unrest in schools and is floating the idea of reintroducing corporal punishment as a disciplinary measure.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are reportedly reconsidering an agreement for a US Ebola Centre, questioning the 'US attitude' despite having previously ratified and renewed the deal.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are considering measures to protect citizens from high fuel prices, including exploring alternative sources for the country's fuel supply.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have issued a warning that the proposed Sh4.8 trillion national budget is disconnected from economic realities and risks placing an excessive debt burden on Kenyans.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are questioning the duplication of roles between the National Cohesion and Integration Commission (NCIC) and the Directorate of Cohesion. This inquiry aims to streamline government functions and avoid redundancy.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are raising concerns that industrial sugar, valued at Sh1.5 billion, which is deemed harmful, may have already infiltrated the market and is in circulation.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have expressed support for the deployment of drones and body cameras to monitor police operations, aiming to enhance accountability before the 2027 elections.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are advocating for an increase in oncology benefits to Sh830,000, a move aimed at providing significant relief and better access to quality treatment for thousands of cancer patients.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are probing a deal between the Energy ministry and the Kenya Forest Service (KFS) after only Sh3.3 million was directly spent on afforestation activities, raising questions about unaccounted millions.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are investigating the procurement of energy-saving cookstoves worth Sh18 million, noting that out of 3,500 jikos purchased, only 660 could be physically verified by the Auditor General.

Kenyan Members of Parliament are demanding a bigger share of mining revenues be allocated to local communities, advocating for a reduction in the State's share.

In a show of defiance, Kenyan Members of Parliament have rejected President Ruto's bid to grant tax waivers and diplomatic immunities to a firm's staff.

Kenyan Members of Parliament have unanimously approved a report paving the way for the Treasury to receive Sh240 billion from the partial divestiture of State shares in Safaricom.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are advocating for the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) to be granted full prosecution powers.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have summoned Mbadi to address questions regarding funds allocated for affordable housing projects.

Members of Parliament in Kenya are reportedly pushing the Kenya Electricity Generating Company (KenGen) to modernize its power generation technology.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have instructed the Treasury to dissolve nine parastatals and merge 42 others, including major entities like KAA, KPA, KICC, and Railways, into commercial entities.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have expressed concern over a non-functional oxygen plant at Kenyatta National Hospital (KNH), highlighting potential impacts on patient care.

Members of Parliament in Kenya have rejected the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission's (IEBC) proposal to raise the election budget to Sh63 billion, stating that the Sh43 billion provided by the Treasury is sufficient.