Kenyans will soon have direct access to live parliamentary proceedings through digital platforms. The initiative, announced by Principal Secretary John Tanui, aims to increase transparency and public engagement. Tanui appeared before the Committee on Broadcasting and Library to outline the plan. The digital hubs will allow citizens to view sessions in real time, enhancing accountability.
The Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) has also announced 49 job vacancies for Kenyans. Positions include roles in supervision, actuarial analysis, ICT, and administrative support. The deadline for applications is set for 26 November 2026. Candidates must meet specific qualifications outlined in the official advertisement. The IRA emphasized the need for qualified professionals to support the sector’s growth.
This development follows recent efforts to modernize public services in Kenya. The digital parliamentary access aligns with national goals to improve governance through technology. Meanwhile, the job openings reflect ongoing investment in the insurance industry. Both initiatives highlight government strategies to enhance transparency and economic opportunities for citizens.
