Kenyans.co.ke

Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: October 5, 2026Country: Kenya

PoliticsBusiness & EconomySociety & Lifestyle

President Ruto has directed NSSF and other agencies responsible for retirement benefits to pay public servants within 10 days of retirement. Education CS Julius Ogamba has ordered university lecturers to end their strike that began on October 2 and return to work immediately. Additionally, KRA has urged employers to file PAYE returns before the October 9 deadline, and Ruto announced that 20,000 JSS teachers with two years of service will be transitioned to permanent and pensionable positions starting January 2027.

Stay informed with NewsBoulevard

Get the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox

Related News

NewsBoulevard

PoliticsBusiness & EconomyNigeria

vanguardngr.com•now ago

Just a moment...

The article states that www.vanguardngr.com uses a security service to protect against malicious bots. The security verification was successful, but the website is still waiting to respond. The displayed page is a verification step, secured by Cloudflare.

Ivory Coast: Gbagbo Announced in Port Bouët; Supporters at Minister Vagondo's; Tensions at the Tax Office

PoliticsIvory Coast

linfodrome.com•1m ago

Ivory Coast: Gbagbo Announced in Port Bouët; Supporters at Minister Vagondo's; Tensions at the Tax Office

Before heading to Port Bouët to present his social pact, former President Laurent Gbagbo sends supporters and opposition members to meet with Minister Vagondo on October 5. Meanwhile, the investigation into the missing 39 billion CFA francs at the tax office is intensifying, with authorities tightening the circle around those involved. Supporters are increasing their mobilization ahead of the official launch of the social pact in Port Bouët.

At the RDPC, Paul Biya's Silence Fuels Doubts and Internal Rivalries

PoliticsCameroon

lebledparle.com•1m ago

At the RDPC, Paul Biya's Silence Fuels Doubts and Internal Rivalries

The RDPC, which controls the presidency and holds a majority in the Cameroonian Parliament, is experiencing internal turmoil intensified by the silence of its leader Paul Biya, one year after a contested presidential election. Tensions arose during the preparation of candidate nominations in Mfoundi, with disagreements between local leaders and the national leadership. The delay in a long-anticipated government reshuffle since early 2026 adds to the uncertainty within the party. This prolonged silence questions the party's ability to manage its internal balances.

Stay Updated with NewsBoulevard

Subscribe to our newsletter for the latest news summaries delivered to your inbox