Eldoret: Eldoret has officially welcomed its new City Manager, Ms Elzeba Busienei, who was sworn in today at the Uasin Gishu County Headquarters. The ceremony was presided over by Justice Reuben Nyakundi, the Presiding Judge of the High Court in Eldoret, and was witnessed by senior county officials, members of
Nairobi: The Government has challenged Kenyan youth to embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI), digital innovation, and technical skills as a springboard for job creation and national development. Speaking during the 2025 World Youth Skills Day celebrations, Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary (CS) Rebecca Miano officially launched the 2025 Tourism AI Solutions
Nyeri: Public Service, Human Capital Development and Special Programmes Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku has announced plans to introduce a clock-in system to monitor the attendance and performance of civil servants. The initiative aims to reinforce adherence to established policies and ethical standards within the public sector. According to Kenya News
Kericho: The Youth Enterprise Development Fund (YEDF) office in Kericho has disbursed KSh 5,192,150 in loans for the 2024-2025 financial year, supporting 25 youth groups and 29 individual entrepreneurs engaging in a range of income-generating ventures, including agribusiness, beauty and cosmetics shops, cybercaf©s, and table banking initiatives, among others, across
Nakuru: Nakuru County has been selected to host the first-ever ‘African Cultural Caravan’ as part of its recognition as a UNESCO Creative City. The event, themed ‘The Journey Through Africa,’ aims to highlight Kenya’s role in the cultural exchange and promotion across the continent. It will bring together cultural groups
Njoro: Scholars and agricultural experts have emphasised the urgent need for Technical Vocational Education Training (TVET) Institutions and Vocational Training Centres (VTCs) to integrate digital and technological tools into their agricultural training programmes. They argue that doing so will not only enhance students’ learning experiences but also equip them with
Uasin gishu: Uasin Gishu County’s Department of Health has issued a public notice to alert all the residents about the ongoing heavy rains in various parts of the region and the county. In the public notice, Dr. Evans Kiprotich, the County Director of Health, underscored the potential dangers associated with
Kiambu: The County Government of Kiambu has announced a full waiver of all medical bills for residents who sustained injuries during the recent protest activities across the county. According to Kenya News Agency, the announcement was made by the County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Health Services, Dr. Elias Maina,