Embu: The Kenya Forest Service (KFS), in collaboration with the Ministry of Trade, Investments and Industry, and the local community, is making significant strides in the rehabilitation of 500 hectares of the degraded Irangi Forest located in Embu County. The forest, spanning 15,501 hectares, hosts a variety of wildlife, including
Meru: Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki has reaffirmed the Kenya Kwanza Government’s commitment to delivering services to Kenyans, emphasizing that they will not be swayed by distractions. The Deputy President made these remarks during an economic empowerment forum at Mwendantu grounds in Meru County. According to Kenya News Agency, Prof.
Garissa: Key projects launched by President William Ruto during his recent tour of the North Eastern region are on course according to a project verification team from the Prime Cabinet Secretary’s Office. Among the projects launched by President Ruto during the tour include the Garissa Regional Immigration Office, which has
Nairobi: Chief Justice Martha Koome has underscored the commitment by the Judiciary to continuously innovate in order to provide better services to Kenyans across the country. The Chief Justice made the remarks when she launched the 2023/2024 Performance Management and Measurement Evaluation (PMMU) Report, the Judiciary Service Delivery Innovations Report,
Kisumu: The East African Community (EAC) member states have reaffirmed their commitment to intensified conservation efforts for Lake Victoria in the face of escalating threats posed by pollution and climate change. This renewed pledge was made during the 23rd Ordinary Sectoral Council of Ministers for the Lake Victoria Basin (SECOM-LVB),
Busia: The State Department for Economic Planning, through the Kenya Institute of Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA), has initiated partnerships with county governments to enhance the capacity of county staff in public policy formulation, monitoring, evaluation, and tree planting. According to Kenya News Agency, the initiative was launched during
Nairobi: Kenya Medical Supplies Agency (Kemsa) Chief Executive Officer Dr. Gulacha Waqo has urged governors to settle the outstanding debts owed to the agency to facilitate timely payments to suppliers and ensure the procurement of essential drugs for county health facilities. Dr. Waqo emphasized this during a courtesy visit to
KIRINYAGA: Youths from Mwea East sub-county in Kirinyaga County are earning a living through rabbit farming, adopting a zero-waste model following high demand for rabbit meat and urine which they collect and use as foliar fertilizer to promote organic farming. According to Kenya News Agency, rabbit urine is a valuable