Mombasa: Calls have intensified for African nations to coordinate efforts to scale up the usage of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to spur inclusive economic development. Speaking during the Africa Premier AI Conference (APAIC2025) in Mombasa, Secretary of ICT, E-Government, and Digital Economy in the Ministry of Information, Communication, and Digital Economy,
Kangema: It has been a year and a half since 21 families from Mucoco village in Kangema Constituency were displaced from their homes by devastating landslides during the March-April 2024 long rains. What began as a temporary refuge in a nearby primary school has since turned into a prolonged stay
Kericho: A father of eight who pleaded not guilty to defiling his 17-month-old niece at his house has been jailed for life by a Kericho court. Kericho Senior Resident Magistrate Japhet Bii found Justus Kipsigei Cheruiyot, 46, guilty of defiling the toddler in his house on 1 May 2025 at
Nanyuki: Plans are underway to construct a medical training college in Nanyuki, Laikipia County, Governor Joshua Irungu has revealed. Speaking to KNA at the Nanyuki Teaching and Referral Hospital, the governor said that his administration has allocated Sh200 million for construction of the state-of-the-art Laikipia Medical Training College (LMTC). According
Nairobi: Kenya has embarked on preparations for next year’s Our Ocean Conference (OOC) after the country was granted the rights to host the global event for the first time on the continent. Top government officials held a consultative meeting chaired by the Deputy Head of the Public Service, Amos Gathecha,
Nairobi: National Government Administrative Officers (NGAO) and law enforcement officers have decried the shortage of government vehicles for effective service delivery at the grassroots level. During a Jukwaa la Usalama County Tour in Olkalou, Nyandarua County, the administrators and law enforcers cited that only a few government vehicles are available
Nairobi: Kenya has reaffirmed its commitment to bridging the digital divide with the launch of the Africa Broadband Mapping Systems Project (BPMAPS), a continental initiative that aims to enhance data-driven planning and investment in digital infrastructure. The launch, held in Nairobi, was presided over by Principal Secretary (PS) for Broadcasting
Nakuru: The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has declared that only vehicles meeting road safety standards will be permitted to transport students back to schools as learning resumes. The authority has issued a stern warning to drivers and vehicle owners involved in school transport who violate regulations or fail