If you want to know what’s going on inside Kenya’s law‑making body, you’ve come to the right place. The Kenyan Parliament shapes policies that affect everyday life, from schools and hospitals to roads and taxes. This page gathers fresh stories, commentary and facts so you can keep track without hunting through dozens of sites.
Right now members are debating a bill on land reforms that could change how property is bought and sold across the country. The discussion has sparked strong opinions from both urban voters and rural leaders, so you’ll see lots of quotes from MPs, civil‑society groups and ordinary citizens.
Another hot topic is the budget review for the upcoming fiscal year. Lawmakers are pushing for more funding for health services while some parties demand cuts in defense spending. The outcome will affect everything from clinic supplies to road construction projects.
The Senate has also been busy reviewing constitutional amendment proposals. These changes could impact term limits, election rules and devolution powers. Follow the latest votes and statements here so you know how they might shape Kenya’s future.
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Whether you’re a student, business owner or just curious about Kenyan politics, this hub gives you the tools to understand what the Parliament is doing right now. Dive into the stories below, share what matters most, and stay ahead of the conversation.
The Nairobi High Court has allowed the impeachment process against Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua to continue, dismissing requests to halt it. Petitioners argue the impeachment lacks public participation and that Parliament fails to meet gender representation requirements. The court has expedited hearing dates for both parties to present their cases.
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