Sindo: A mad rush for gold has hit the Sindo area in Homa Bay County after the residents claimed to have discovered the mineral. The local residents claimed to have discovered the highly valued mineral in a hill in the Rang’wa East sub-location. The discovery has disrupted farming and fishing
Uasin gishu: Uasin Gishu county is rolling out key initiatives at the grassroots to empower residents through sustainable livelihoods while promoting climate-resilient practices. Implemented through the Financing Locally-Led Climate Action (FLLoCA) Programme, the activities have marked a major milestone in Kipsomba Ward, with the official handover of 220 modern beehives
Ruiru: Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has intensified the government’s economic empowerment programme in Ruiru Constituency, pledging support for thousands of small and medium enterprises (SMEs). Speaking during an empowerment forum at Ruiru Technical and Vocational College grounds, Kindiki reassured micro and small enterprise owners of the government’s full support while
Narok: A Narok Court has ruled that a man accused of shooting to death a youthful lawyer during a brawl at a nightclub be subjected to a mental test before he can stand trial. The accused, Paul Sena, a 53-year-old licensed gun owner, appeared before Senior Resident Magistrate Phyllis Shinyada
Kenol: The latest review of fuel prices by the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) has drawn widespread resentment among motorists and other consumers countrywide. In the period under review, up until August 14th, EPRA has announced that the maximum increase allowed on petroleum pump prices for Super petrol, Diesel,
Nairobi: The Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organisation (KALRO) is actively involved in promoting ratoon technology in rice production. Ratoon technology refers to the practice of cultivating a second crop from the stubble or the base of a previously harvested crop, primarily used in sugarcane and rice cultivation. This technique
Nairobi: SportPesa’s Tujiamini initiative is redefining the impact of its Gold Awards of Sh 1 million by channelling support towards community-led projects that are driving real transformation across Kenya. Through this approach, the initiative is turning its prestigious awards into powerful engines of grassroots empowerment and sustainable change. According to
Turkana: Victims of human-wildlife conflict in Turkana County have a reason to smile after the government embarked on a critical phase in the compensation process. County Commissioner Julius Kavita and Kenya Wildlife Service County Warden Elijah Chege convened a high-level county wildlife compensation committee meeting with a view to unlocking