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    ILO welcomes G7 commitments

    By Agatha Namirembe Arembe in Geneva. New commitments by the G7 Leaders, covering gender equality, tackling inflation, climate change, and support for a just transition to a sustainable and inclusive future, have been welcomed by the ILO. The International Labour Organization (ILO) has welcomed the commitments in the G7 Leaders’ Communiqué to work together –…

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      US and EU warn of possible election violence

      By James Wafula in Nairobi. The US and European Union have renewed earlier travel advisories to Kenya ahead of the August 9, 2022 General election warning of possible poll related violence. They say  the chaos could happen during voting or after announcing results,  according to analysis of “credible pressure points.” Statements posted on their Twitter…

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        Why trade unions should end workplace violence

        By Hon. Charles Bakkabulindi. Violence against women remains matter for concern among various interventions by International Labour Organization (ILO) on advocating for  an  end to violence against women, which is addressed as human rights issue. The violence against women  can have significant impacts on workplaces; it can affect an employee’s work performance, cause poor physical…

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          Cricket Cranes Trounce Kenya to Dominate Round 2

          By Dorothy Nekesa. Sunday, June 26Kenya – 220Uganda – 224/3 (45.1/50 ov)*Uganda won by 7 wickets Jersey – 371/8Bermuda – 80 (17.5/50 ov)*Jersey won by 291 runs Uganda’s Cricket Cranes left no stone turned in their tie termed the series derby fetching a seven-wicket victory against arch rivals Kenya to reclaim their position on top…

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            Mother of all battles as Raila faces Ruto

            ByJames Wafula in Nairobi. Those who saw the heavy motorcade complete with chase cars and security detail snake its way from All Saints church to the Bomas of Kenya, might have been excused to assume it was President Uhuru Kenyatta. The visible show of power through the motorcade could easily contrast with Uganda’s Peoples Congress…

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