Nairobi: Nairobi is on Wednesday set to witness the first-ever public drone light show powered by Jay Pyrotechnics. The dazzling drone shows to light up Nairobi’s night sky will, according to organisers, bring residents and visitors a new experience, a combination of modernity, realistic art shows, and light shows with
Makueni: Makueni County is set to reap huge benefits from the construction of the proposed Usahihi Mombasa-Nairobi Express Way, an infrastructure project that will cost Sh455 billion. Speaking when he paid a courtesy visit to Makueni Deputy Governor (DG) Monday, a representative of the company organising funding, Everstrong Capital, Mr.
Kisumu: The Local Authorities Provident Fund (LAPFUND) has launched an ambitious five-year strategic plan aimed at expanding the retirement benefits scheme fund value to Sh116.8 billion. The strategic plan (2024-2029), launched on Monday in Kisumu, seeks to onboard an additional 250,000 contributors and enhance collections by pursuing billions in outstanding
Migori: Jua Kali workers in Migori County have threatened to storm Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC) offices in Migori Town to protest rampant power outages that cripple their daily operations. The artisans complained that the persistent and prolonged blackouts were wreaking havoc on their Jua Kali sector by disrupting
Homa Bay: Sports Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya has dismissed claims circulating on social media suggesting that Kenya is not ready to host the upcoming African Nations Championship (CHAN). He termed these claims as mere rumors, emphasizing that the Confederation of African Football (CAF) has already conducted a number of inspections
Kericho: Leaders in Kericho County have raised alarm over the rising number of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) cases and are now involving boda boda operators as key partners in efforts to fight the vice through a new awareness and empowerment initiative. During the official launch of the Sexual and
Nairobi: Naivasha’s multi-agency security team has seized and destroyed bhang worth over Sh3 million in an enhanced crackdown on the illegal drug trade. The security team reported that the bhang was stored in a rented house in the Kayole estate on the outskirts of Naivasha town, awaiting further distribution to
Nakuru: The Nakuru Athletics Club (NAC) has celebrated its 100th anniversary, marking a century of significant contributions to the sporting community in Kenya. The club, a notable establishment since its inception under colonial rule, held a series of events to commemorate this milestone. According to Kenya News Agency, the festivities