Embu: Boda Boda Riders in Embu town have a reason to smile after receiving a Sh. 3 million donation from President William Ruto. According to Kenya News Agency, the donation came following a request from Governor Cecily Mbarire to the President to support them during his recent visit to the
Nairobi: Effective exploration of minerals in the Great Lakes Region and curbing the illegal exploitation of natural resources has been identified as a key factor in driving economic change and improving the lives of regional citizens. Mining Principal Secretary Harry Kimtai emphasized the potential of the region, which is rich
Busia: The Cabinet Secretary for East Africa Community, Arid and Semi-Arid Lands, and Regional Development, Beatrice Askul, has called upon the residents of Busia to actively participate in planting trees to boost environmental conservation. In a speech delivered by the Administrative Secretary at the State Department of East Africa Community,
Nairobi: Residents of Angalo village in Homa Bay Town constituency are living in fear after a group of hippos invaded their farms at night, causing significant damage to their crops. According to Kenya News Agency, the residents are concerned as the hippos, whose numbers are unknown, emerge from Lake Victoria
Mombasa: Dubai Islamic Bank Kenya is set to roll out Kenya Revenue Authority tax payment services in response to its customers’ long-term demand. Speaking during the launch of their newest branch in the Nyali area of Mombasa, Acting CEO Mary Kanuku highlighted that the initiative will enable prospective clients to
Nairobi: Heads of Departments and Chief Executive Officers in the State Department for Broadcasting and Telecommunications have been urged to ensure their sectors deliver on mandates, presidential directives, and key pillars of the Kenya Kwanza government. The new Broadcasting and Telecommunications Principal Secretary, Stephen Isaboke, has committed to providing staff
Murang’a: Land degradation in Kenya has escalated significantly, rising from 12 percent in 1990 to 28.3 percent of the total land by 2012. This degradation results in an estimated annual economic loss of Sh 180 billion, approximately five percent of Kenya’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In response, the Ministry of
Murang’a: Murang’a County Assembly has adopted a report urging the County Government to provide digital gadgets to facilitate paperless operations within the Assembly. According to Kenya News Agency, the report was prepared by the committee for ICT and E-government and was presented on the floor of the House. The MCAs