Mombasa: The Kenya Association of Hotelkeepers and Caterers (KAHC) is calling for increased investment and policy reform in the tourism sector, to help the country achieve its ambitious target of five million international tourists by 2027. Speaking at the 21st Annual KAHC Symposium in Mombasa, themed ‘Toward 5 Million,’ KAHC
Lilongwe: The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) has called on parents to be present and involved in their children’s lives to help prevent drug and substance abuse, which has been affecting the youth population. According to Kenya News Agency, Florence Amoit, a Director at
Masalani: At least 2,300 households in Masalani Town have every reason to smile after the government commissioned the over Sh20 million Masalani water project, aimed at ending acute scarcity of the precious commodity in the area. Despite its proximity to River Tana, which is approximately 4.5 kilometres away, Masalani town
Murang’a: The County Assembly of Murang’a has adopted a Sh. 11.71 billion budget estimates for the 2025/2026 financial year. The Appropriation Bill, tabled by the Chairperson for Budget and Appropriations Committee, Charles Machigo, represents an increase of about Sh. 1.25 billion from the current financial year’s estimates of Sh. 10.46
Kiambu: Kiambu County joined the world in marking International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking (IDADA) 2025 at Karuri Medical Training Center (KMTC). The event was attended by officials from the County government and local community-based organizations to raise awareness on drug abuse prevention and provide support mechanisms for
Kilifi: Youths from across Kilifi North Sub-County in Kilifi County turned out in large numbers at the Kilifi Township Chief’s office to confirm their selection in the latest phase of the Kazi Mtaani program. According to Kenya News Agency, the national initiative dubbed ‘Climate Works Initiative,’ which aims to economically
Vihiga: Governor Dr. Wilber Ottichilo has urged young people in the county to shift their mindset from job-seeking to job creation. Speaking at the Maragoli Hills Ecosystem Restoration Conference held at Friends Primary School Ideleri, Dr. Ottichilo encouraged the youth to take charge of their future through self-employment and innovation.
Nairobi: Youths in the country who fall under the Gen-Z category have been called upon to become the catalyst for the change they desire by using technology and innovation to come up with solutions for the challenges they face like unemployment. Mr Lesego Kotane, a strategy and culture expert, described