Jubilee debt burden, Back to 8-4-4, Kiamaiko closure: Your Breakfast Briefing
Your Breakfast Briefing.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta will this morning lead Kenyans in marking year's Jamhuri Day celebrations at the Nyayo National Stadium in Nairobi.
As a highlight, Kenyans will be treated to a rare sight of trooping of the colour when the 17th Battalion will receive new Unit Regimental Colour.
Here are the stories making headlines in the Star this Jamhuri Day morning.
How much you are paying to service Uhuru's loans
Every Kenyan forked out at least Sh1,228 monthly between July and September this year to service loans borrowed by President Uhuru Kenyatta’s Jubilee administration.
A report by the Controller of Budget Agnes Odhiambo reveals that the government paid out a total of Sh147.4 billion in public debts in the first quarter of the 2018/2019 financial year.
Why state has abandoned the new education system
The future of the much-touted reformed education system is on hold and will be decided in January next year.
Education Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohammed told the Star last evening that an education conference in January to review the new 8-4-4 system and decide the way forward.
Ahmednassir accuses Supreme Court of bending rules in Iranian case
A Senior Counsel representing two Iranian terror suspects was yesterday exchange bitter words with Supreme Court Judges accusing them of acting as a proxy of the State to legitimize the unlawful detention of his clients.
Lawyer Ahmednassir Abdullahi said the apex court has been biased in the manner in which it has been handling the case against Ahmad Abolfathi Mohammed and Sayed Mansour Mousavi.
Coast leaders demand task force over e xtra-judicial killings
Coast leaders and human rights groups have called for the formation of a special task force to investigate cases of extrajudicial killings and forced disappearances in the region.
Governors and MPs said hundreds of families do not know the whereabouts of their loved ones.
They suspect their relatives were picked up by police before they disappeared.
Famous Kiamaiko Goat market will soon be closed
The famous Kiamaiko Goat market will soon be closed.
The National Environmental Management Authority (NEMA) has said the market is not suitable for slaughter and wants the traders to look for an alternative place.
For more on these stories and others, keep browsing the Star website for the latest news making headlines across Kenya and around the world.
Source: the-star.co.ke
File photo: A worker stands near slaughtered goats at one of the Kiamaiko Abattoirs.
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