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County Assembly Approves Historic Kes 8 Billion Budget for 2025/26 Financial Year.

Members of the County Assembly have this afternoon unanimously passed a record KES 8.001 billion budget for the 2025/26 financial year, giving the County Government the green light to roll out key development initiatives across various sectors.

The Department of Health received the lion’s share of the allocation, with KES 2.338 billion earmarked for recurrent expenditure and an additional KES 494 million for development. Significant investments will go towards upgrading Kimbimbi and Kianyaga Level Four Hospitals, which have been allocated KES 240 million and KES 180 million respectively.

County Assembly Approves Historic Kes 8 Billion Budget for 2025/26 Financial Year.

Assembly Commends Digitization of Operations by County Public Service Board

Members of the County Assembly have commended the County Public Service Board for embracing digitalization its operations.
In a debate on the board’s report to the assembly for the year 2024, the MCAs noted that the digitization initiative has enhanced transparency in recruitment and human resource practices and enhanced service access for county staff and job seekers. The report was tabled in the house by the Public Service and Administration Committee that is chaired by Kerugoya Ward MCA Hon. Eric Muchina
In his remarks to the motion, Hon. Muchina lauded the digitalization noting that the automation has eliminated delays in processing applications and promoted accountability in the boards operations.

Assembly Commends Digitization of Operations by County Public Service Board

MCAs Push for Enhanced Funding to the sports Department to Support County Tournaments

The County Assembly resumed its regular sittings today after a short recess. The Assembly resumes sittings to a full in-tray of legislative business with the consideration of the 2025/2026 budget being top on the agenda. Members are also expected to debate on several motions and consider key legislative instruments, conduct oversight and carry on their representation role in this session.

The enthusiasm to conduct oversight and a strong sense of duty by the MCAs was expressed in today’s afternoon session as members debated on a motion to express their dissatisfaction with the implementation of the Financing Locally Led Climate Action Program (FLLOCA) citing lack of transparency and minimal engagement of the peoples representatives in the program roll out.

MCAs Push for Enhanced Funding to the sports Department to Support County Tournaments

MCAs Decry Skewed Implentation of the FLLOCA Program as Assembly resume regular sittings after a Short Recess

MCAs Decry Skewed Implentation of the FLLOCA Program as Assembly resume regular sittings after a Short Recess

Members Questions High Recurrent Expenditure as Budget Talks Intensify.

Concerns over high recurrent expenditure dominated discussions yesterday, with Ward Representatives questioning constant allocations for salaries and emoluments vote despite staff exit due to natural attrition and retirement within the County Executive.

Deputy Speaker and Mutithi Ward MCA, Hon. Jinaro Njamumo, expressed particular concern over a severe shortage of Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) teachers. He noted that although a significant number of teachers had retired, the County Public Service Board (CPSB) had yet to fill the vacancies.

Members Questions High Recurrent Expenditure as Budget Talks Intensify.

CEC Member in Charge of Trade & Cooperative given 30 Days to Submit Implementation Status of The County Aggregation & Industrial Park

Members of the County Assembly have this afternoon directed the County Executive Committee Member in Charge of Trade, Cooperative and Industrialization, to submit an implementation status report for the ongoing County Aggregation and Industrial Park (CAIPs) development at Sagana.
The CECM, whose department has so far been allocated a total of Kes. 550 Million within the last two financial years, has been directed to submit a comprehensive Sagana Industrial Park Master Plan together with the Sagana Indutrial City Development policy 2024, within 30 days.

CEC Member in Charge of Trade & Cooperative given 30 Days to Submit Implementation Status of The County Aggregation & Industrial Park

Committee on Education Seeks to Strengthen Early Childhood Education with Review of The National Pre-Primary Education Policy

The Committee on Education has begun a review of the national pre-primary education policy with the aim of strengthening the delivery of early childhood education in the county. The pre-primary education policy seeks to align pre-primary education to the provisions of the Basic Education Act, 2013 and align its delivery to the demands of the current trends in education.

Committee on Education Seeks to Strengthen Early Childhood Education with Review of The National Pre-Primary Education Policy

Proposed Kirinyaga County Public Participation Bill Underway as MCAs Resume Plenary Sittings after a Short Recess

Members of the County Assembly today resumed plenary sittings after a short Easter Break which saw them interact with residents from their respective jurisdictions.

Top on the agenda in the second part of the fourth session, will be consideration of Kirinyaga County Public Participation Bill 2023, the Kirinyaga County Statutory Instruments Bill 2024 and the Kirinyaga County Flag and other symbols (Amendment) Bill 2024 which is awaiting first reading

Proposed Kirinyaga County Public Participation Bill Underway as MCAs Resume Plenary Sittings after a Short Recess

Hire Additional Vocational Training Tutors –MCAs Urge Executive

Members of the County Assembly have urged the Executive to speedup hiring of tutors across the 17 village Polytechnics in the County which are currently grossly understaffed.

Through a report on inspection visit to various polytechnics by the Committee on Education which is headed by Murinduko Ward MCA Hon. Charles Nyamu, members further underscored the urgency of equipping all technical training institutions in the County, noting that the Centers serve as enablers of self-employment among the youth.

Hire Additional Vocational Training Tutors –MCAs Urge Executive

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