Liberian President Reduces His Salary By 40%

Liberia’s President Joseph Boakai has taken a significant step towards demonstrating fiscal responsibility and solidarity with his citizens by announcing a 40% reduction in his salary. This decision, aimed at addressing economic challenges and promoting transparency in governance, sees his annual salary decrease from $13,400 to $8,000. The move comes amidst public discontent over the…

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Government Addresses Auditor General’s Criticisms of Hustler Fund Mismanagement

The government has responded to Auditor General Dr. Nancy Gathungu’s critical findings on the Financial Inclusion Fund, commonly known as the Hustler Fund, attributing the highlighted issues to errors in data extraction, initial understaffing, and mistakes in note numbering. Dr. Gathungu issued a disclaimer opinion, pointing out inconsistencies in the fund’s management. She noted that…

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Politicising Post-Mining Land Use in Kwale

Mining Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya has cautioned residents of Msambweni and Lunga Lunga in Kwale County against politicizing the Post-Mining Land Use Committee. This comes after some residents affected by mining activities, along with rights groups, raised concerns about being sidelined by the government. The residents questioned the legitimacy of the committee chaired by Mining…

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Equity Hawks Overcome Slow Start to Secure Spot in Kenya Women’s Basketball Premier League Final

Despite clinching the final spot in the Kenya National Basketball Women’s Premier League with a 3-2 series win over Zetech Sparks, Equity Hawks’ head coach Benson Oluoch acknowledged that his team had a challenging start in the decisive Game Five at the Nyayo Gymnasium on Sunday. The Hawks dominated the second half, ultimately defeating the…

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