Lodwar: Members of the public gathered at Lodwar Youth Polytechnic to provide input on the draft Public Benefits Organizations (PBO) Regulations 2025. The regulations aim to implement the Public Benefits Organizations Act 2013. According to Kenya News Agency, the meeting was led by Nzioki Ndeti, a board member of the
Mombasa: Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to eliminating fraudulent and fictitious claims under Taifa Care. Speaking in Mombasa before the National Assembly’s Departmental Committee on Health, CS Duale warned health facilities that they would face penalties for facilitating or tolerating fraudulent claims. According to Kenya
Kisumu: Construction of the Sh2.5 billion Kabonyo Kanyagwal Fisheries and Aquaculture Centre of Excellence in Kisumu County has resumed in earnest after a lull that threatened the project’s timelines. This follows a directive by President William Ruto to fast-track the stalled works during a meeting with Kisumu County leaders at
Nairobi: Women leaders in science, technology, and enterprise have called for deliberate efforts to position women and emerging enterprises at the heart of Africa’s innovation and economic transformation today at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, Nairobi. Speaking during the Women in STEM Africa Summit in Nairobi, Ms Joyce Muthoni, the
Meru: The Law Society of Kenya (LSK) Meru Chapter has condemned the massive destruction and looting of property witnessed during the recent protests staged in the County and the country at large. Through their Chapter Chairman Mr. Michael Ngunjiri, LSK emphasized that while the right to protest is enshrined in
Malindi: Malindi police have announced a major breakthrough in dismantling gangs of juvenile criminals that have in the recent past terrorised the residents of Malindi town and its environs. Malindi Sub County Police Commander Moses Kosgei said most members of the groups known locally as ‘mawoza’ had fled the area
Nakuru: Surgical teams from five public health facilities in Nakuru are undergoing a specialized training program focused on safe obstetric surgery aimed at improving maternal and newborn outcomes. The initiative is supported by Jhpiego Johns Hopkins Programme for International Education in Gynecology and Obstetrics and facilitated by experts from the
Nyamira: Nyamira County is targeting to vaccinate over 300,000 children between nine and fourteen months in the ongoing 10-day national vaccination campaign that started on Saturday, July 5, against measles, measles-rubella, and typhoid. Nyamira County health services Director, John Kimani, stated that the county aims to vaccinate 65,818 children between