1. What Does Your MP Actually Get Paid?

How much, exactly, do Members of Parliament in Kenya earn? Under the current laws, the pay for MPs and other legislative positions is set by the National Assembly Remuneration Act, which is one of the shortest Acts in the Laws of Kenya. This act was introduced into parliament in 1975 by Mwai Kibaki when he was the Minister for Finance. A detailed breakdown of an MP's salary.

2. Uganda is The Best Place Within The EAC For Foreigners to Invest

Uganda has overtaken Kenya as a preferred destination for foreign investors seeking opportunities in East Africa, according to a new World Bank report. Kenya, which is East Africa’s largest economy, lost its grip on reforming the business environment to finish at number 121 from position 109 last year out of the 185 countries surveyed for the Doing Business 2013 report.

3. IEBC Starts Hiring of Clerks For Voters in Diaspora

The scramble for nearly three million votes of Kenyans in the diaspora is set to intensify as government moves to compile their register ahead of next year’s election.

4. Apple Unveils iPad Mini

Apple has launched its widely-anticipated 7.9in (20.1cm) tablet, the iPad Mini. The device, which is 7.2mm thick and weighs 0.68lbs, was announced at an event in California. The entry wi-fi-only model, with 16GB storage, will cost £269 in the UK and be available on 2 November. The iPad Mini will compete directly with similar sized tablets from Google and Amazon.

5. Do You Want To Know What ICC Fatou Bensouda Asked Kibaki?

International Criminal Court Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has sought assurances from President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga that Kenya will co-operate with The Hague-based Court. She also raised concerns over protection of witnesses and pushed for the release by the Government of confidential security information relevant to the two Kenya cases.

6. Saitoti 'Could Have Died Long Before He Even Died', State Experts Reveal

The late Internal Security Minister George Saitoti may have died from poisoning.  The stunning revelation was made at the Commission of Inquiry probing the June helicopter crash that killed him and five others. The information sharply contradicts an official report by the Government Chemist that the minister’s blood and tissue analysis indicated no poisoning.

7. Next Time Pay Your Electricity Bill at Family Bank 

Kenya Power customers can now pay their postpaid electricity power bills at any Family Bank branch countrywide after the two companies reached an agreement aimed at easing electricity bill payments by increasing the number of electricity bill payment options.

8. Odd: Man Attends His Own Funeral

Police say a 41-year-old car washer shocked his family when he interrupted a funeral being held for him at his mother's home in the town of Alagoinhas in north-eastern Brazil. Police inspector Roberto Lima said that on Sunday Jose Marcos Araujo identified a body at the city morgue as being that of his brother, Gilberto. Insp Lima said that Jose Marcos took the body to his mother's home where a wake was held.

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