Regional assembly ‘a gravy train’ over new salary raise

Artistes and other players in the cultural and entertaining sectors in East Africa are set to benefit from the recently passed EAC Culture and Creative Industries Bill, 2015 by the East African Legislative Assembly (Eala).

>Members of the Regional Affairs and Conflicts Resolution Committee of the East African Legislative Assembly (Eala) are divided over the proposed EAC (Education) Bill, 2014.

The storm is over. The East African Legislative Assembly (Eala) will now hold its regular sessions on a rotational basis in all the five partner states of the East African Community.

The Judge President East African Court of Justice, Hon. Justice Dr. Emmanuel Ugirashebuja welcomed Members of the committee on regional integration from the National Assembly of the Republic of Kenya.
 His Lordship informed the Committee on the composition of the Court, achievements and challenges of the Court - that the EACJ is composed of ten (10) Judges, two (2) from each Partner State and that each of the two divisions of the Court has a bench of five (5) Judges.
The Judge President also...

After 2 years of selfless service, I realized that I had not been promoted, no salary increment, no commendation.

So I decided to walk up to my HR Manager. The manager looked at me, smiled and asked me to sit down saying: “My friend you have not worked here for even a single day.”

I was shocked to hear this !!!, but the manager went on to explain, and here’s the conversation that took place.

Manager: How many days are there in a year?

Me: 365 days and sometimes 366.

Manager: How many hours...

State House has refuted an article published by Mwananchi on Monday that revealed the salary of President Jakaya Kikwete.

Kikwete: Salary increment in pipeline
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THE government has reiterated its commitment to improve the welfare of workers by increasing salaries and reducing the monthly income tax deducted from salaries, popularly known as Pay As You Earn (PAYE). “The government will always remain ...

Constituent Assembly (CA) member Freeman Mbowe, has expressed the need to have two crucial commissions in the new Constitution.

The government has been paying some primary school teachers, including ‘ghosts’, at least Sh7 million per month, Sunday Monitor has established. Some of the ghosts have been paid salary advances up to April 2018.