Kiambu: At least 1,200 youth in Kiambu County have successfully completed a skills training programme aimed at enhancing their employability and self-reliance amidst the dynamic challenges of the Kenyan job market. The graduation ceremony, held at Ndumberi Stadium over the weekend, celebrated the accomplishments of these young individuals who participated
Nairobi: The Yala swamp community in Siaya County is urging the government to expedite the process of registering the wetland as community land, allowing them to have a say in its use. According to Kenya News Agency, the community members gathered at Musunguru grounds to receive a report from their
Nairobi: The Cabinet has approved the dualling of the 20.2km Northern Bypass in Nairobi to alleviate traffic congestion in the metropolitan area. The project, which connects the Western and Eastern Bypasses from Ruaka in Kiambu to Ruiru, marks the last single-carriageway bypass in the city. According to Kenya News Agency,
Nairobi: The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has raised concerns over possible looting of public funds as the 2024/2025 financial year comes to a close. EACC Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Abdi Mohamud expressed fears that County officials may take advantage of the transition period to carry out irregular payments. According
Nairobi: Chief Justice Martha Koome has emphasized the pivotal role of heads of court stations in driving performance and ensuring access to justice across the country. Addressing the 12th Annual Heads of Station Forum in Wote town, Makueni County, she highlighted the importance of leadership in maintaining functional systems and
Nairobi: Earnings from the coffee exported to international markets in the 2023/2024 coffee year rose to Sh39.9 billion, up from Sh34.1 billion realised in the previous year. According to Kenya News Agency, during the period, 49.5 million kilograms of coffee were exported to 60 countries as compared to 47,957 metric
Nairobi: Demonstrators marched along Moi Avenue during the June 25, 2024, protests. According to Kenya News Agency, the protests saw individuals gather in large numbers, making their way through the streets of Nairobi. The marchers, who took to Moi Avenue, were part of a broader demonstration that took place on
Nanyuki: Police officers in Nanyuki escort demonstrators, who remained peaceful. According to Kenya News Agency, the protest in Nanyuki saw participants being escorted by police officers throughout the demonstration. The presence of law enforcement was intended to ensure the safety of both the demonstrators and the public, and the event