Nakuru: The County Assembly of Nakuru is working on a new bill aimed at enhancing transparency in the devolved unit’s institutional operations. According to Kenya News Agency, the Nakuru Information Bill 2025, if passed into law, is expected to give the residents legal right to access information held by the
Nairobi: The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) has launched a task force to tackle inefficiency and corruption in courts and land registries. Chief Justice (CJ) Martha Koome welcomed the initiative, saying it aligned with the Judiciary’s own Social Transformation through Access to Justice (STAJ) vision and goes to the very
Eldoret: Eldoret High Court Presiding Judge, Justice Reuben Nyakundi, has affirmed the government’s commitment to protect and promote the rights of children by ensuring access to quality education, shelter, food, healthcare and others to preserve the next generation, which is the foundation of the national heritage. He spoke when he
Narok: Emmanuel Kirapash, who was serving a life sentence for a murder conviction in 2000, has been granted a presidential amnesty. This significant development has brought joy to Kirapash and his family, ending a long separation that began when he was just 24 years old. His incarceration at Narok GK
Mandera: Kenya Women Senators Association (KEWOSA), in partnership with human rights organisations, has officially launched an awareness and empowerment campaign in Mandera County to eliminate Gender Based Violence against women and girls. The initiative is spearheaded by nominated Senator Mariam Sheikh, who emphasized the importance of empowering women to speak
Naivasha: The government has announced an injection of Sh3.5 billion aimed at upgrading infrastructure in 19 national tea factories across the country. This strategic move is designed to enhance efficiency and operational effectiveness within the sector, with the broader goal of increasing farmers’ earnings from their tea produce. According to
Lari: Farmers in Lari Sub-County received a major boost as hundreds of residents in Kirenga Ward took part in a community empowerment exercise aimed at transforming livelihoods through agribusiness. The Kiambu County Government distributed high-quality piglets, animal feeds, and assorted farm inputs to support small-scale farming families. According to Kenya
Vihiga: Vihiga Chief Officer for Health Services, Dr. Mary Anyiendah, has received a delegation from the International Centre of Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE), led by Dr. Lynne Elson, ahead of the rollout of a major Tungiasis research project in Vihiga County. The upcoming project aims to address Tungiasis, a