Nairobi: Nyamira County has surpassed its vaccination targets during the 15-day nationwide measles and typhoid vaccination campaign, the County Director for Health Services, John Kimani, has confirmed to KNA. Kimani revealed that the county aimed to vaccinate 239,008 children aged 9 months to 14 years against typhoid, but exceeded this
Baringo: Cabinet Secretary for Gender, Culture and Children’s Services, Hanna Cheptumo, has mobilized humanitarian support for 32 schools serving children with special needs in Baringo County. Speaking during a ceremony at Kabarnet School for the deaf and blind, Cheptumo noted the contribution was enabled by several well-wishers. According to Kenya
Kericho: The Ministry of Energy has rolled out a Sh1.4 billion rural electrification project in Kericho County, confirming the government’s commitment to extending electricity access to remote parts of the country. The initiative, implemented under the Rapid Results Initiative (RRI), is set to connect more than 14,000 households to the
Kapenguria: A renowned non-profit organisation focused on improving community-based health systems in Kenya, Lwala Community Alliance, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Ministry of Health in efforts to advance maternal and child health care services in West Pokot County. The signing ceremony, held at the Department of
Eldoret: Some Sh800,000 allocated to four special schools in Kapchemutwa ward, Keiyo North Sub-County, has been lying idle in the county’s accounts since 2018. During the 2018/19 financial year, residents of Kapchemutwa ward allocated the funds during a public participation exercise for budgetary allocations. According to Kenya News Agency, the
Machakos: Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti has launched a Sh120 million education bursary fund set to benefit about 28,000 needy students within the 40 wards of Machakos County. The Governor, while speaking during a bursary event held at Ivumbuni Primary School in Mumbuni North on Friday, emphasized that the county has
Nairobi: Treasury Cabinet Secretary (CS) John Mbadi has assured Kenyans that the economy is on the right trajectory and dismissed allegations of a struggling economy. Mbadi emphasized that since his tenure began, he has managed to stabilize the economy, ensuring the government can meet its financial obligations promptly. According to
Kitui: Kitui county government has put its officers, including County Executive Committee Members (CECMs) and Chief Officers (COs), on a performance contract. The move aims at enhancing accountability and transparency within the county administration while also improving service delivery to the county residents. According to Kenya News Agency, the County