Marsabit: Marsabit County has long been a region heavily impacted by climate change, plagued by recurrent droughts, floods, soil erosion, drying water sources, and rising levels of Lake Turkana. These factors have disrupted the livelihoods of local pastoral communities, leaving them vulnerable to food insecurity and high rates of malnutrition.
Nairobi: Principal Secretary (PS) for the State Department for ICT and the Digital Economy, Eng. John Tanui, and Principal Secretary (PS) for Broadcasting and Telecommunications, Stephen Isaboke, were present to oversee the 2025/2026 Ministerial Performance Contracting vetting exercise. The event took place on July 23, 2025, at Telposta Towers. According
Nairobi: The Ministry’s two Principal Secretaries, Stephen Isaboke of the State Department for Broadcasting and Telecommunications and Eng. John Tanui of the State Department for ICT and the Digital Economy, were seen during a briefing session as preparations for the upcoming vetting exercise are underway. According to Kenya News Agency,
Nairobi: Principal Secretary for the State Department for Medical Services, Dr. Ouma Oluga, has held discussions with senior officials from Pwani University to review the status of ongoing and proposed health infrastructure projects at the institution. The meeting, held at Afya House, Nairobi, brought together Vice-Chancellor Prof. James Kahindi, Council
Nairobi: Education Cabinet Secretary (CS) Julius Ogamba has called for renewed commitment among African nations to prioritize investment in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) as a critical driver of industrialisation and youth empowerment across the continent. Speaking while officiating the STEMTastic Adventures! Africa 2025 Symposium hosted by the Centre
Nairobi: In collaboration with the World Bank, Kenya has officially launched the National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement (NYOTA) Program, a transformative initiative designed to empower over 200,000 youths across the country. The program aims to provide access to employment, entrepreneurship, digital technology, and creative industry opportunities. The launch event, held
Nairobi: In predicting weather conditions and climate forecasting, Indigenous Knowledge Systems (IKS) offer a granular, cost-effective approach to climate forecasting that often surpasses conventional meteorology. For instance, in Western Kenya’s sacred Nganyi forest shrine, elders study the behaviour of tsiswa ants and the delayed flowering of muyeye trees with the
Nairobi: Investors and residents in Kangema constituency have been urged to seize the opportunity presented by the rapid growth of student population at the newly established KMTC Kangema Campus and the Michuki National Polytechnic in the area. According to Kenya News Agency, during an investors forum convened by the Kenya