Kobulwo: As we walk through the narrow path, evading shrubs and thorny trees, the landscape changes and we are welcomed by rows of tall sorghum stalks heavy with grain. The farm is dotted with ‘watchtowers’ of small hills, each with someone seated on top to scare away the birds and
Mandera: Mandera County elders have initiated renewed efforts to restore peace and stability in some of the region’s most volatile and conflict-prone areas. Respected elders drawn mainly from the Degodia and Garre clans held a successful two-day dialogue meeting to address the root causes of conflict that continue to fuel
Kiambu: The County Government of Kiambu has announced a full waiver of all medical bills for residents who sustained injuries during the recent protest activities across the county. According to Kenya News Agency, the announcement was made by the County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Health Services, Dr. Elias Maina,
Uasin gishu: Uasin Gishu County’s Department of Health has issued a public notice to alert all the residents about the ongoing heavy rains in various parts of the region and the county. In the public notice, Dr. Evans Kiprotich, the County Director of Health, underscored the potential dangers associated with
Njoro: Scholars and agricultural experts have emphasised the urgent need for Technical Vocational Education Training (TVET) Institutions and Vocational Training Centres (VTCs) to integrate digital and technological tools into their agricultural training programmes. They argue that doing so will not only enhance students’ learning experiences but also equip them with
Kericho: Kericho County is embarking on a major transformation agenda for Litein town, with plans to inject over Sh2.3 billion into critical infrastructure aimed at unlocking its potential as a commercial hub. The strategic investment comes as private sector players such as Mabati Rolling Mills (MRM) expand operations in the
Busia: Busia has held communication health risk sensitisation with the County Health Management team to address the increased cases of Mpox within the county. Speaking during the sensitisation forum, the Busia County Disease Surveillance Coordinator Evans Shiraku disclosed that the region is the second worst hit in the country with
Mombasa: Churches countrywide have been urged to support the translation of the Bible into lesser-known languages, a project spearheaded by the Bible Translation and Literacy (BTL) organisation. During the 5th edition of the ‘Run for The Bibleless’ event held at Mama Ngina Waterfront in Mombasa, BTL’s Board Chair, Kendi Ogamba,