Ouagadougou: Economic operator Dr. Daniel Rasman© Sawadogo made a significant contribution to the presidential initiative Faso Mªbo, offering 5 tons of 10-gauge iron and 5 tons of 12-gauge iron for concrete, along with 100 planks, 100 rolls of wire, boots, and gloves. According to Burkina Information Agency, during the presentation
Bamako: Experts are gathering in Bamako for the 12th conference of the African Public Services Observatory (OFPA) to discuss pressing issues in public administration over a 48-hour meeting. The opening ceremony was led by Malian Minister of Labor, Civil Service and Social Dialogue, Dr. Fassoun Coulibaly, with his colleague from
Tenkodogo: The Nakamb© region hosted the official opening of the regional consultations on the General Assembly of Land Transport, focusing on the theme: “Land Transport and Resilience in a Context of Security Crisis in Burkina Faso: State of Play and Perspectives”. These regional meetings, chaired by the Governor of the
Narok: The battle to protect donkeys from illegal slaughter has intensified as 13 riders embarked on a 500-kilometer journey to educate police officers stationed at roadblocks about the illegal transportation of slaughtered donkeys and their products. According to Kenya News Agency, the riders, accompanied by members of Farming System Kenya
Kiambu: Kiambu county has unveiled one of Kenya’s highest-capacity manlifts, a 23-metre platform designed to fast-track the installation of thousands of solar-powered street lights under the county’s flagship renewable energy programme. The launch also marked the completion of Phase Two of the Sh1 billion initiative, aimed at reducing electricity costs,
Nairobi: The government has committed to deepening sustainability reforms in Kenya’s fiscal and development agenda, anchoring them on Vision 2030 and the country’s broader economic transformation framework. The pledge was delivered during the official opening of The International Federation of Accountants (IFAC) Connect: Africa 2025 in Nairobi, with the government
Gatundu south: The Kikuyu Council of Elders has dismissed claims by a section of church leaders that their cultural practices encourage alcohol consumption among the youth, stressing that traditional brews such as Muratina are symbolic and reserved for rituals, not for recreational drinking. Speaking in Gatundu South during a Kikuyu
Kiambu: The government will revoke the licences of all alcohol businesses and factories in Kiambu and Nairobi counties that are involved in the production and sale of illicit alcohol according to Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen. Speaking in Kiambu Town on Monday, Murkomen remarked that he would meet with security