Kianyaga: Residents of Kianyaga town are celebrating the near completion of the much-anticipated affordable housing project, which has become a beacon of transformation for the community. According to Kenya News Agency, the Gichugu affordable housing project, located at the heart of Kianyaga town, is now 99 percent complete after one
Kianyaga: Hundreds of coffee farmers in Kirinyaga County converged at Kianyaga Stadium for a groundbreaking exhibition aimed at educating them on modern farming techniques, market opportunities, and ways to improve coffee quality and yields. The Expo was organised by Baragwi Coffee Cooperative Society in collaboration with Nyeri International Coffee Exports
Nairobi: Over 120 businesses in the Rift Region have benefitted from the Grow with Safaricom Business (GWSB) forum, a platform designed to empower entrepreneurs with the knowledge and skills that can help them to sustainably accelerate their growth. The forum, held under the theme ‘Fuelling financial growth through innovation’, brought
Kandara: In the sleepy rolling hills of Kandara, Murang’a County, a buzzing innovation is taking root. From far and wide, visitors stream into the apiculture centre to seek healing from nature’s oldest chemists – the honey bees. It’s an unusually warm afternoon in July when KNA visits Steven Kimani’s apiculture
Nairobi: The curtains come down on the much-anticipated Kisii County Primary and Junior Secondary School (JSS) ball games at the Cardinal Otunga High School, Mosocho: The event marked the climax of a week-long display of exceptional athleticism and spirited inter-school competition. According to Kenya News Agency, in the JSS girls’
Nairobi: During a stakeholder forum in Nairobi, the Public Benefit Organisations Regulatory Authority (PBORA) called for the speedy adoption of the Draft PBO Regulations, 2025. The forum, part of a nationwide public participation exercise, seeks views on the legal framework to operationalise the long-delayed Public Benefit Organisations Act passed by
Nakuru: Poultry farmers in four wards within Nakuru are set to receive 6,525 dual-purpose improved breeds of chicks that guarantee low cost of maintenance and higher earnings. This comes against a background of increased cost of production for broiler and layer varieties due to various challenges bedeviling the subsector, including
Kakamega: Deputy President Kithure Kindiki affirmed that the Kenya Kwanza administration is on track in creating adequate job opportunities to absorb the unemployed Kenyans to enable them to take care of their families. Speaking in Kakamega during an economic empowerment programme on Friday, Prof Kindiki said that in the last