Laikipia: Vocational training institutions have developed innovative methods to equip the youth in Laikipia villages with tertiary skills, targeting those unable to enroll in government institutions due to various challenges. These centers not only offer artisan skills but also integrate indigenous knowledge to preserve the region’s cultural heritage. According to
Narok: Calls to shun tribalism and embrace a brotherhood spirit in the country dominated a church service held in Olokirikirai area in Narok North Sub County. The service was attended by senior political leaders led by Governor Patrick Ntutu, National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichungwa, President’s Aide Farouk Kibet, and
Nairobi: Residents of Kichukwa Village in Lunga Lunga Sub-County are demanding an explanation over the stalled construction of a sports field in their area. They are calling on the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) to investigate how the funds allocated for the project in 2019 were spent. According to Kenya
Kisumu: The County Government of Kisumu has unearthed a syndicate behind the issuance of fake business permits and licences, resulting in a loss of over Sh.100 million in County revenue. The racket, which is believed to involve some County Revenue Officers, working in collusion with fraudsters, has led to the
Nakuru: The cosmetology start-up ecosystem in Nakuru County has received a major boost with the establishment of a Business Incubation and Innovation Centre, to help nurture entrepreneurial ideas among the youth in the area. The initiative is a joint partnership between Rift Valley Institute of Business Studies (RVIBS), Emprotek Incubation
Kirinyaga: A transformative initiative called Chanuka, Jipange na Business Opportunities is igniting a revolution among Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs) in Kirinyaga County, empowering entrepreneurs to shift from survival to a progressive approach. According to Kenya News Agency, the initiative aims to equip stakeholders through training with knowledge on how
Turbo: The government is committed to employing 116,000 teachers by the year 2027, Basic Education Principal Secretary (PS) Amb. Prof. Julius Bitok has said. The PS says already, the Kenya Kwanza Administration has employed 76,000 teachers and plans to employ another 24,000 to reach 100,000 teachers by January next year.
Nairobi: Some 500 students, both girls and boys, drawn from 15 primary, Junior Secondary School (JSS), and secondary schools in Kisumu County, participated in a peace debate competition aimed at promoting peaceful co-existence in learning institutions. The Amani Club Inter-school Debate and Public Speaking contest 2025 Kisumu County Edition, was