The National Assembly has called for urgent intervention from the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) over the prolonged unemployment crisis facing Primary 1 (P1) trained teachers, some of whom have remained without placement for over a decade.

Raising the matter on the floor of the House on 13th August 2025, Hon. Moses Kirima (Central Imenti) asked the Commission to state measures it is taking to absorb the teachers, particularly those who graduated as early as 2010 but are yet to be employed.

The National Assembly has approved the Meteorology Bill (Senate Bill No. 45 of 2023) after adopting amendments that will modernize Kenya’s weather services while safeguarding indigenous knowledge and community rights institutional governance.

The Bill, considered in the Committee of the Whole House establishes the Kenya Meteorological Services Authority to replace the current department, with an independent Board anchored in law.

The National Assembly has received a petition seeking the revocation of the gazettement of Mukogodo Forest Reserve as a public forest and its reclassification as a community forest to be managed by local communities in Laikipia County.

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The war against addiction to gambling has made a major win after the High Court, dismissed a Petition against enactment of implementation several clauses of the Excise Duty Act, 2015, as amended by the Finance Act, 2023.

In the decision delivered by, Justice Stephen Mbungi, sitting in Kakamega, the High Court found that enactment of the said clauses on the gambling-related taxes had not violated the Constitution, and did not amount to double taxation ad alleged by the Petitioner.

Laikipia County MP, Hon. Jane Kagiri has urged the government to urgently address the recent decision by the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania to prohibit certain business operations by non-citizens, a move that could significantly affect Kenyan traders.

Hon. Kagiri sought a statement from the Leader of the Majority Party regarding the implications of the new directive, and the steps being taken to safeguard Kenya’s trade interests.