Sessional Paper No. 01 of202 l on National Water Policy from the Ministry of Water, Sanitation and Irrigation was laid on the Table of the House by the Leader of the Majority Party on 8th June 2021 and thereafter stood ...

The tragic events of the Covid-19 era in which many of our respected colleagues died demonstrates the importance of patient safety practices in our Health Care Facilities. Infection Prevention and Control is an essential ...

Since attainment of our Independence just over eighteen months. ago, the Government has been deciding the measures that will ensure rapid economic development and social progress for all our citizens. Apart from the Budget ...

The National Ethics and Anti-Corruption Policy is anchored on the Political Pillar of Kenya Vision 2030. The MTP II identifies National Values and Ethics as one of the cornerstones of the Country's overall development ...

The Kenya National Digital Master Plan 2022-2032 is a sequential progression of the Master Plan 2014-2017, the blueprint for leveraging and deepening the contribution of ICT to accelerate economic growth. The Master Plan ...

The Kenyan tourism industry plays an important role in the economy of Kenya but the industry has experienced challenges in recent years due to the negative impacts of events such as the terrorist attacks in Nairobi ...

The purpose of this Master Plan is to review and update the Connected Kenya Master Plan launched in February 2013 with a view to extend stakeholders participation and take into account changes in the Jubilee digital ...

The Government of Kenya recognizes the co-operative movement as a critical player in pursuit of social and economic development. The policy is anchored on the theme, "Promoting Co-operatives for Socio-Economic Transformation". ...

The Government of Kenya presents the National Broadband Strategy (2023) for the country. This strategy builds on the 2013-2017 strategy and takes into account recent technological and industry trends as well as market ...

The Agriculture Sector is the backbone of Kenya’s economy, contributing 25% of National Gross Domestic Product (GDP) directly and another 27% indirectly. Kenya’s agriculture is mainly rain-fed (98%) and predominantly ...