Diapaga: The vital forces of Tapoa organized a ceremony on Monday at the Diapaga high commission premises to honor the High Commissioner of the province, Rene Karambiri, for his resilience and dedication. According to Burkina Information Agency, this ceremony was a gesture by the driving forces of Tapoa to align
Ouagadougou: Sanguie province is gearing up for a significant rally in support of the President of Faso, organized by the national coordination of citizen monitoring associations (CNAVC). The rally is scheduled to take place this Saturday, August 30, at 9 a.m. at Place de la Nation in Reo, led by
Ouagadougou: The Toe family made its contribution to the construction of Burkina Faso on Wednesday by donating three tons of cement to the presidential initiative ‘Faso Mebo’ in Ouagadougou. The symbolic handover took place this Wednesday morning at the “Faso Mebo” site, located at the Philippe Zinda Kabore high school.
Tenkodogo: The National Land Coordination Authority (ANCF), in collaboration with the General Directorate of Industrial Development (DGDI), conducted a prospecting mission in Tenkodogo to identify and secure a 50-hectare site intended to host a future industrial zone in the Nakambe region. The initiative is in line with the instructions from
Awendo: Football stakeholders have called on county governments not to overlook grassroots sports, describing them as the foundation for producing the country’s celebrated athletes. Speaking during a back-to-school football tournament for high school students at Yago Primary School in Awendo Sub-County, Migori, the organisers said such events keep learners engaged
Murang’a: The Matatu Owners Association (MOA) has intensified its campaign for a nationwide shift to electric vehicles (EVs) in the public transport sector. Officials of the association have urged Matatu Saccos to embrace clean mobility and have called on the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) to provide guidelines on
Nairobi: Practical skills are crucial in any training prior to seeking employment in any professional field, including the media. However, many students in Kenya find themselves at a crossroad in attaining such experience due to limited industrial attachment opportunities. In a world of constant information flow, efficient media training is
Kirinyaga: Kirinyaga County has launched its first-ever women’s football league tournament, featuring six teams from their four constituencies. Speaking during the launch, Kirinyaga County Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Chairman Denis Murimi said the league winner will advance to the Central Region Playoffs featuring top teams from Nyeri, Laikipia, Murang’a, and