Wajir: Residents of Wajir County have called on the National Police Service Commission (NPSC) to ensure fairness, inclusivity, and transparency in the recruitment and appointment of officers to the service. Speaking during a public participation forum in Wajir, community members urged the commission to address concerns over alleged political interference
Kakamega: President William Ruto has officially launched a Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) state-of-the-art cinema mobile truck that aims to promote local talent and provide platforms for youth to showcase their creative works. The mobile truck, introduced by the President at Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology in Kakamega
Homa bay: Hundreds of participants drawn from across the country have arrived in Homa Bay town for the eagerly awaited Devolution Conference. Over 11,000 delegates have so far registered for the event which takes place at Homa Bay High School. According to Kenya News Agency, the Chief Executive Officer of
Kisumu: The national government, through the Office of the Attorney General, has launched the National Legal Aid Service (NLAS) programme aimed at providing free legal aid to vulnerable communities. This significant step is intended to enhance accessibility, affordability, and approachability of legal assistance for those in need. According to Kenya
Kajiado north: The government is ready to give a listening ear to the youth, Kajiado North Deputy County Commissioner Yusuf Mohammed has said. Speaking during a forum to mark this year’s International Youth Day theme, ‘Local Youth Actions for the SDGs and Beyond’, the DCC noted that the voice of
Vihiga: Governor Dr. Wilber Khasilwa Otichillo turned the spotlight on the county’s young people, challenging them to be the driving force of a cleaner, more innovative future as they joined the rest of the world in marking International Youth Day themed ‘Youth Empowerment for Sustainability’. According to Kenya News Agency,
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