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Governor Sakaja’s rejection of a Sh500 million budget for official residences is PR
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja during the unveiling of County Executive Members on October 26, 2022 at City Hall.
Photo credit: Lucy Wanjiru | Nation Media Group
What you need to know:
- Despite the government disowning a fee increase by public universities, they have gone ahead and effected it.
- Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja’s recent rejection of a Sh500 million budget for official residences is, to H. Njeru, nothing but PR.
- With the triple heritage—Punjab, Kenya, England—of new UK Premier Rishi Sunak, Saleem Malik feels, it would be most appropriate to add some colour to the menu at 10 Downing Street
Fee defiance • Despite the government disowning a fee increase by public universities, they have gone ahead and effected it, reports Mary Mkamburi. “They first increased fees for the first-year students and have now threatened to lock out those who will not pay their fees on time. Why do these vice-chancellors not comply with government directives?” Here contact is [email protected].
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