Nairobi: Parents of Uasin Gishu County who were affected after their children failed to secure admission to overseas universities despite paying millions to study in Finland and Canada through the Overseas Education Trust scholarship, are pleading for help from the government and well-wishers to help support their children realize their
Embu: Elders from the Mbeere Community in Embu County have resolved to support a pro-government candidate in the upcoming by-election for the Mbeere North parliamentary seat. The by-election was prompted by the appointment of Geoffrey Ruku as Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, Human Capital Development, and Special Programmes. According to
Nairobi: The Evangelical Alliance of Kenya (EAK) has commended the selection panel on the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) for constituting the IEBC under challenging circumstances. President William Ruto has nominated Erastus Edung Ethekon as the new chairperson, along with six commission members, who are awaiting approval by the
Nairobi: Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania are on the brink of finalizing the selection and readiness of hosting venues for the upcoming African Nations Championship (CHAN) scheduled for August 2025. The focus is on the opening and closing ceremonies as well as the first, second, and third-place playoff matches. According to
Murang’a: Nurses in Murang’a County marked Nurses and Midwives Week 2025 by educating pupils at Kagaa Primary School on health and well-being. According to Kenya News Agency, the event at Kagaa Primary School in Kimorori Wempa Ward was led by Murang’a County Nursing Officer Salome Kimani, who highlighted the outreach
Thika: The Sh54 billion worth of electricity connectivity projects that are going across several parts of the country are set to boost national connectivity from 77 per cent to 83 percent before the end of the year, a boost to development and job creation. Energy Principal Secretary Alex Wachira said
Banissa: Leaders, elders, and residents from the Garre and Degodia communities convened in Banissa for a high-level inter-community peace dialogue following recent tensions that escalated after the brutal killing of six members of one family in Murutho village, Banissa Sub-County. According to Kenya News Agency, the peace meeting, led by
Luanda: A form one student at Kibos School for the Blind risks dropping out of school if he fails to pay the requisite school fees. Daniel Otieno, who is living with albinism, is set to join Kibos School for the Blind, but his family cannot afford the admission costs. According