Kisii: Shabana Football Club concluded their 2024-2025 season with a 1-1 draw against Ulinzi Stars in the final fixture of the FKF Premier League at Gusii Stadium. The match, which took place on Sunday, saw both teams displaying competitive play, ending Shabana’s campaign in fifth place. According to Kenya News
Narok: Cabinet Secretary for Education Migos Ogamba has reiterated that the government will fully pay the examination fees for learners, dismissing claims that the funding had been withdrawn as misleading and false. The CS emphasized the government’s financial commitment to the education sector, assuring stakeholders of continued support. According to
Nakuru: A German-based organisation is providing funding to cover the tuition fees for 6,000 students enrolled in Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET) programmes across the country. The initiative that incorporates 3,000 students from the Rift Valley Institute of Business Studies (RVIBS) aims to alleviate financial burdens for students to
Nairobi: The government has reaffirmed its commitment to empowering young people as catalysts for peace and leadership in the country. This assurance was made during the official launch of the Youth in Leadership and Peacebuilding training in Nairobi. According to Kenya News Agency, the forum was held in partnership with
Nairobi: Cabinet Secretary for Public Service, Human Capital Development and Special Programmes, Geoffrey Ruku, has reassured that the government is committed to creating a responsive and inclusive public service. The Cabinet Secretary highlighted that the public service will adhere to constitutional values and deliver tangible outcomes for all citizens. According
Kakamega: Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa has urged National and County leaders to roll out sustainable programmes that support widows, calling them one of the most neglected and vulnerable groups in society. Speaking during the commemoration of International Widows Day at ACK Church in Butere, Barasa emphasised the urgent need to
Nairobi: The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) has convened a high-level expert stakeholder meeting in Nairobi to validate the End-Term Review Report of its Regional Agricultural Investment Plan (RAIP) 2016-2020. The validation marks a crucial moment in IGAD’s efforts to confront escalating food insecurity in the Horn of Africa and
Kiambu: Lands, Public Works, Housing and Urban Development Cabinet Secretary Alice Wahome visited the Kiambu Lands office to discuss plans aimed at modernising operations and improving service delivery. Wahome emphasised the importance of digitising records in the long term. She also committed to procuring containers for the temporary storage of