@CaroliOmondi I wish I spoke Luo.
I just loved listening to your political wisdom for the country.
Media local media houses should start thinking of English captioning for the wider audience
@polytrackk I am unfollowing Politrack
This is an insult of our intelligence
How could you sink this low??
Do you even have managers?
Or a communication policy for that matter?
@kenyanwalstreet All that money, yet it has some lousiest apps in the industry.
We are used to:
Dear Customer, we are experiencing interruption on our mobile and internet banking services. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.
@BD_Africa I have never understood why you stuck to a pricing that is out of reach for majority of would-be readers.
After all, the reading culture is continously being massively eroded.
Shouldn't then pricing be enticing?
Anyway, I am not an expert.
Yesterday, Kenya Fisheries Service (KeFS) team participated in essential training on the use of Electronic Monitoring (EM) for Safe Handling and Release Practices, facilitated by our partners at The Nature Conservancy.
Innovation is the engine of our progress. By adopting Electronic Monitoring, we are not just upgrading our technology; we are revolutionizing our oversight. EM serves as a powerful force multiplier for our National Observer Programme, lightening the workload for our dedicated human observers, expanding our coverage reach, increasing safety, and significantly lowering deployment costs.
This strategic shift is exactly why we established our Monitoring, Control, and Surveillance (MCS) Command Centers. It is the heartbeat of our commitment to full integration, 100% transparency, and absolute accountability across Kenya's industrial fishing fleet by 2030.
We remain steadfast in our commitment to cooperation. We continue to work hand-in-hand with The State Department for Blue Economy and Fisheries and KMFRI, as well as regional bodies like the Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC), the South West Indian Ocean Fisheries Commission (SWIOFC) on other key initiatives.
Together, we are building a data-driven future that ensures our fisheries resources are managed sustainably for generations to come.
@Nature_Africa@Blue_Economy_F@DgKeFS@KmfriResearch
Judgment:
The High Court at Kericho declared John Chebochok unfit to hold any public office in Kenya, finding that he violated constitutional provisions on national values and governance, equality and non-discrimination, human dignity, and leadership and integrity.
The petition arose from a February 2023 BBC documentary in which women accused Chebochok of sexual harassment and exploitation in exchange for employment. Despite public allegations, he was cleared to contest for the position of director at Tegat/Toror Tea Factory in Ainamoi Zone.
The Court also found that the Kenya Tea Development Agency Holdings Ltd (KTDA), the Tea Board of Kenya, and the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) failed in their duty by clearing him without proper due diligence.
Katiba Institute was the sixth interested party.
Read full Judgment - https://t.co/ofFp3AUrhz