NCBA has scrapped off account maintenance fees and only retained transaction charges for its customers in a bid to ease financial pressure. The lender announced the new changes will affect only the retail banking accounts, and has been backdated from July 1 2024. In a statement the lender said this change will affect existing current account products and new products applicable for incoming customers. The new adjustment will be applicable to consumer banking account types such as salary account, Platinum Flexi, Platinum Pay as you go, Gold Pay as you go, Premier – All-in-One, Platinum All-in-One and Gold-All-in-One. The move will reflect on maintenance fees charged at the end of the month based on the product type and the banking industry has since moved from ledger fee- based accounts to pay as you go with no maintenance fees.

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Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Something went wrong, please try again later. Millionaire gymnast Livvy Dunne has teased fans while in Paris for the Olympics. The blonde bombshell shared snaps from the event, where she wowed fans with a figure hugging backless white dress.

Joe Khalende, who spoke on behalf of the group, criticised Malala for allegedly joining their opponents and opposing the party's leadership and principles. President William Ruto with Joe Khalende Pulse Live KenyaADVERTISEMENTKhalende stated, "Cleophas Malala has joined our opponent. He is supporting the Tawe movement. He further accused Malala of being at the forefront against the formation of a broad-based government, which includes collaborations between President William Ruto and opposition leader Raila Odinga. He reassured party members that ongoing grassroots elections, rebranding efforts, and recruitment drives would continue as planned.

A special force within the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) has taken part in rigorous drills conducted by the United Kingdom Royal Marines following a visit to Kenya by HMS Lancaster, a British Royal Navy warship. During the visit, Kenyan Marines-in-the-making took on the challenge of completing visit, board, search, and seizure exercises - tactics frequently used to counter piracy, terrorism, and smuggling. The Kenya Marine Commando Unit (KMCU) is a five-year partnership between the UK and Kenya to establish a self-sustaining training cycle through the Kenyan Navy. Security partnershipThis followed a 12-week training by British Marines from Commando Royal Marines which majored in physical fitness and amphibious assaults. It marked the beginning of a self-sustaining training cycle, whereby the Kenyan Navy would eventually be able to train their own Marine Commandos.

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Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Something went wrong, please try again later. EastEnders' Reiss Colwell is set to land himself in hot water next week as he crosses paths with Phil Mitchell. Last week, BBC viewers were left stunned when the seemingly innocent resident was revealed to have killed his wife Debbie in shocking scenes, leading to police involvement. Whatever happens next, Reiss might find himself in deep water if Phil gets wind of what's gone down with his dosh.

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Joe Biden has criticised the "extreme opinions" of the Supreme court as he proposed sweeping reforms including the removal of life appointments. Biden slams 'extreme opinions'In a speech on Monday in Austin, Texas, Mr Biden said that the "extreme opinions" handed down by the court "have undermined law and established civil rights principles and protections". In an article published earlier in the day in the Washington Post, Mr Biden said that "what is happening now is not normal". In reply, Mr Biden said Mr Johnson's "thinking is dead on arrival". "Court reform is pretty popular, especially term limits."

The second thing the President should do is to delegate power and authority to Cabinet secretaries (CSs). The CS is in turn briefed by the Principal Secretary over issues of policy and administration. Translation of the agenda of the administration is not meant to discount or supplant the foundational policies of the government. Because they are confidants of the CS, they have sometimes assumed that they share the portfolio of the Principal Secretaries. The fresh Cabinet should think about these and other issues of public administration.

Police officers in Bungoma town have conducted a raid and apprehended two suspects in a house in the Kanduyi area with packages of marijuana. The police said they managed to arrest the notorious suspects after a tip-off from residents. They further said that one of the suspects is a businesswoman in Bungoma town. Residents of Zero Zero have called on the police to ensure all drug dealers are prosecuted and have raised concerns about the security levels. She also stated that the two will be produced in court after the officers complete investigations.

The Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB) has decried increased illegal gambling both online and land-based. In a presentation to the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Administration and Internal Security, the board said illegal gambling has been on the rise on offshore websites and slot machines. Mbugi told the committee the agency is unable to tame illegal gambling because of the weak and old laws. He noted that while the board was allocated Sh109.6 million in the last financial year, the government collected Sh24.4 billion in taxes from gambling. The Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB) was established by Section 3(1) of the Betting, Lotteries and Gaming Act Cap.

It began with a group of black women on a Zoom call who hit a million-dollar fundraising target in about three hours. The Harris campaign is now barely a week old. Meanwhile, Ms Harris's opponent Donald Trump and his party have said Democrats are more energised by Mr Biden's surprise departure from the race, rather than by Ms Harris herself. Ms Harris, 59, would be the first black woman - and first South Asian woman - to secure a major American party's nomination for president. Shannon Watts, a high-profile advocate for gun control and the call's lead organiser, wrote on Twitter/X that the group had raised $11m for Ms Harris.

Kathy Kiuna has been inviting preachers to preach at her church since losing her husband, Bishop Allan Kiuna. Photos: Bishop Allan Kiuna, Jubilee Christian Church Parklands. Source: UGCWhat has Kathy Kiuna been upto after hubby's death? We have JCC church, and all of us are grieving, and I don't want to sit back. The mother of three recalled how despite being miles away, Bishop Kiuna organised a surprise birthday for her.

Editor's Review President Ruto has nominated a new Attorney General. President William Ruto has nominated Dorcas Oduor to be the next Attorney General. In a statement on Tuesday, July 30, State House Chief of Staff Felix Koskei said that the President has forwarded Oduor’s name to the National Assembly. At the same time, President Ruto nominated Beatrice Askul Moe as the Cabinet Secretary for East African Community Affairs (EAC) and Regional Development. She previously served as a Director of the Rift Valley Water Services Board, Chairperson Technical Committee of the Rift Valley Water Services Board, Chairperson Audit Committee of the Rift Valley Water Services Board, Project Officer of AMREF Kenya Turkana Project, and Relief Officer for the Oxfam Turkana Relief Program.