J+

Get rid of ads & unlock exclusive premium content

Go premium

Julisha News Logo
HomeNewsBusinessPoliticsSportsTechnology
NEW
  • News
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Sports
  • Technology
    NEW
/

Get Premium Access

Subscribe to Julisha Premium for exclusive content, ad-free reading, and early access to breaking news.

Julisha IconJulisha

Your trusted source for comprehensive news coverage, bringing you accurate and timely stories from Kenya and around the globe.

Quick Links

NewsBusinessPoliticsSportsTechnologyNEW
Trending NowEditor's Picks

Company

About UsContact UsCareersAdvertise With UsPress Releases
123 Kenyatta Avenue, Nairobi
+254 700 000000
info@julisha.co.ke

Newsletter

Stay updated with our latest news and special offers.

Legal

Terms and ConditionsPrivacy PolicyCookie PolicyCopyright

© 2025 Julisha News. All rights reserved.

SitemapAccessibilityHelp Center

    More Articles Like This

    Join our growing community:

    Instagram• Join Community
    Facebook• Join Community
    WhatsApp• Join Community
    1. Home
    2. /
    3. news

    KICC locks out MPs over Sh50 million rent arrears

    May 12, 2025
    2 mins read
    KICC locks out MPs over Sh50 million rent arrears

    A rent dispute totalling Sh50 million has led to Members of Parliament being locked out of their offices at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC).

    The Parliamentary Service Commission (PSC) has now requested KICC to restore access to the facilities as it works to clear the arrears before the financial year ends on June 30, 2025.

    In a letter dated May 9, 2024, PSC Accounting Officer Clement Nyandiere appealed to KICC CEO James Mwaura to allow MPs to access the building while the commission works to settle the outstanding rent.

    “The PSC is in the process of seeking funds to settle the outstanding amount by the end of the financial year. In view of this, we request that you allow the Members of Parliament to continue accessing the facilities at KICC, including patrolling of COMESA grounds without interference,” Nyandiere wrote.

    He further clarified that the PSC has a long-standing contract with KICC to provide accommodation and parking spaces for legislators. He emphasised that, despite occasional delays caused by budgetary constraints, the commission has consistently met its financial obligations.

    “Although sometimes there have been delays due to exchequer and budgetary constraints, you may recall that this Financial Year, the PSC has settled previous payments totaling Sh134 million, broken down into Sh73 million for the year 2023/2024 and Sh61 million for the current financial year up to December 2024,” Nyandiere added.

    The commission's request is for MPs to regain access to the KICC facilities, including parking at the COMESA grounds, as the PSC works to clear the arrears.

    Explosions in Jerusalem & Tel Aviv as Iran Launches Missiles Attack on Israel
    news
    Jun 13, 2025
    5 mins read

    Explosions in Jerusalem & Tel Aviv as Iran Launches Missiles Attack on Israel

    Explosions in Jerusalem & Tel Aviv as Iran Launches Missiles Attack on Israel

    Read article
    Judiciary among Entities flagged over Sh2 billion unsupported spending
    news
    May 12, 2025
    2 mins read

    Judiciary among Entities flagged over Sh2 billion unsupported spending

    Judiciary among Entities flagged over Sh2 billion unsupported spending

    Read article
    SHA is going to work 10 times better than NHIF - Ruto
    news
    Apr 13, 2025
    3 mins read

    SHA is going to work 10 times better than NHIF - Ruto

    SHA is going to work 10 times better than NHIF - Ruto

    Read article
    President Ruto's Fishy Deals under Affordable Housing Exposed
    news
    Feb 17, 2025
    4 mins read

    President Ruto's Fishy Deals under Affordable Housing Exposed

    President Ruto's Fishy Deals under Affordable Housing Exposed

    Read article
    Kenya Enforces Strict AML rules on MSMEs with heavy Fines
    news
    Jan 30, 2025
    2 mins read

    Kenya Enforces Strict AML rules on MSMEs with heavy Fines

    Kenya Enforces Strict AML rules on MSMEs with heavy Fines

    Read article
    Why Ruto Must Go
    news
    Jan 19, 2025
    7 mins read

    Why Ruto Must Go

    Why Ruto Must Go

    Read article
    CS Justin Muturi heckled Trying read President Ruto's Message in Embu
    news
    Jan 3, 2025
    4 mins read

    CS Justin Muturi heckled Trying read President Ruto's Message in Embu

    CS Justin Muturi heckled Trying read President Ruto's Message in Embu

    Read article