Kiambu: A day after protests rocked parts of Kiambu County, a dedicated group of environmental volunteers dubbed the Green Warriors have stepped in to restore order and cleanliness across affected areas. According to Kenya News Agency, early Friday morning, the Green Warriors were spotted in various towns across Kiambu, including
Vihiga: The Vihiga county government has embarked on a bold move to plant 24 million trees by 2032, in line with the national government’s 15 billion Trees Initiative. The area governor Dr. Wilber Ottichilo made this declaration during the Maragoli Hills Ecosystem Restoration Conference 2025, held at Ideleri primary school
Nairobi: Officials of the Kenya Judicial Staff Association (KJSA) have expressed concerns over Wednesday’s attacks that targeted a number of law courts and judicial staff. In a press statement, the President of KJSA, Micah Miruka, backed by the Secretary General Oscar Soi, said the attacks on various courts during the
Wote: Deputy Chief Justice (DCJ) Philomena Mwilu has called on Heads of Court Stations to strengthen the supervision of registry operations to boost court efficiency and service delivery. According to Kenya News Agency, Mwilu made these remarks during the closing ceremony of the 12th Annual Heads of Station Forum held
Nakuru: The government through the State Department for Social Protection has commenced training of over 300 social workers drawn from all the 47 counties who will be enumerators in the upcoming national census of street families even as preparations for the exercise gets on top gear. According to Kenya News
Nakuru: A land verification and validation exercise has begun in Bahati and Dundori Trading Centres, to authenticate land ownership and facilitate the issuance of title deeds. The exercise is part of a tenure regularization process and is being overseen by the County Government of Nakuru’s Department of Lands, Physical Planning,
Kapenguria: The West Pokot governor Simon Kachapin has launched a humanitarian relief food distribution to combat food insecurity caused by crop failure, climate change, floods, and landslides. Speaking during the launch at Fire station offices’ compound in Kapenguria town, governor Kachapin disclosed the launch of distribution of ten tonnes of