Gaoua: The second edition of the military-cultural camp was officially opened this Thursday, August 14, 2025, in Gaoua. Bringing together more than a hundred young people from several regions of the country, the activity is organized by the Ministry of Sports, Youth and Employment. This event aims to instill military,
Fada n’gourma: The Governor of the Gulmu region, Ram Joseph Kafando, met with the new high school graduates enrolled in the patriotic immersion program. After the raising of the national colors, he read Captain Ibrahim Traor©’s message regarding this initiative. According to Burkina Information Agency, the patriotic immersion program was
Nairobi: Kenya and the Islamic Republic of Iran have renewed their commitment to strengthen trade relations, with Kenyan tea exports to Iran reaching USD 33 million in 2024. The crop remains Kenya’s leading export to the Middle Eastern nation, accounting for over 90 per cent of bilateral trade. According to
Eldoret: As Uasin Gishu County and its neighbouring counties in the North Rift region continue experiencing high precipitation, excess water flowing to lower areas has created significant stormwater challenges. This has caused serious damage to road infrastructure, affecting transportation and roadworks across the county-especially within Eldoret City’s CBD. According to
Vihiga: The vibrant celebration of International Youth Week in Vihiga County brought together government agencies and non-governmental organisations in a united call for youth empowerment, ethical leadership, and financial preparedness. The forum, attended by representatives from various institutions, was aimed at inspiring young people to embrace responsible citizenship and seize
Nakuru: The State is collaborating with the Nakuru County Government to tackle long-standing land ownership disputes and accelerate the issuance of title deeds. This initiative aims to address increased insecurity and community conflicts caused by perennial land disputes in the region. Cabinet Secretary for Interior and National Administration, Kipchumba Murkomen,
Lamu: Since its operationalisation in 2021, the Port of Lamu is cementing its position as a transshipment hub, as it’s experiencing a surge in vessel traffic with 23 vessels expected to dock in August. The port has been handling transshipment cargo destined for Mozambique, Tanzania, Zanzibar, Seychelles, Comoros, and Madagascar;
Marakwet west: Chebai Comprehensive Primary School in Marakwet West Sub-County has received contemporary instructional facilities in the form of a fully equipped modern science laboratory, aimed at enhancing learning and facilitating effective implementation of the Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET). According to Kenya News Agency, the facility was financed through