Uasin Gishu: In a landmark move that could transform the agricultural sector, Uasin Gishu Governor Dr. Jonathan Bii Chelilim and Agriculture Principal Secretary Dr. Paul Rono presided over the unveiling of a series of key initiatives designed to revolutionize the county’s farming sector. According to Kenya News Agency, Agriculture PS
Nyahururu: As a way to help raise awareness and support their needs, religious and community groups in Nyahururu town and its environs have called for the inclusion of people with intellectual disabilities. According to Kenya News Agency, a section of both government and community leaders emphasized the need to raise
Nairobi: Kenya’s annual maize production could potentially double if farmers adopt modern innovations and effective pest control strategies, according to agricultural experts. As of 2025, Kenyan farmers achieve an average maize yield of approximately 2 metric tonnes per acre, lagging behind Tanzania’s 3 metric tonnes and Zambia’s 3.5 metric tonnes.
Kisii: Security agencies in Kisii County have embarked on a major crackdown on a drug smuggling syndicate that has reportedly infiltrated local urban centres, threatening the social fabrics of the community. Kisii County Police Commander, Ronald Kirui, sounded the alarm during the World Press Freedom Day celebrations, stating that the
Kisumu: Kisumu Port has recorded a sharp rise in cargo volumes and vessel activity, cementing its position as a key player in East Africa’s transport and logistics network. According to Kenya News Agency, the latest report by the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) reveals that the revitalized port handled 280,381 metric
Vihiga: The source of revenue generated in Vihiga County has been boosted over the past two years, thanks to the automation of the process. Governor Dr. Wilber Ottichilo announced that at least Sh 340 million was raised in the financial year 2023-2024, up from Sh. 240 million the previous year
Kericho: Journalists in Kericho County have been challenged to raise the bar in professionalism and embrace emerging technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving media landscape. Speaking at the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) conference hall in Kericho during the World Press Freedom Day celebrations,
Nakuru: An Egerton University student has innovated an award-winning project that uses house fly maggots to manage organic waste and produce cheap and nutritious feeds for fish, poultry, and pigs. Phillip Nyange is the brains behind the innovation dubbed ‘Turning Waste into Wealth by Rearing Housefly Maggots,’ which he terms