Nairobi: The iconic Maasai Mara National Reserve has officially been recognised by the World Book of Records for hosting the World’s Greatest Annual Terrestrial Wildlife Migration. This monumental achievement elevates Kenya’s internationally renowned reserve further in the fields of conservation and tourism. According to Kenya News Agency, Narok Governor Patrick
Nairobi: A new programme to restore and conserve the Mau Forest has been rolled out with the goal of restoring and protecting its vital ecosystem. The ten-year ‘Mau Forest Complex Integrated Conservation Programme’ spearheaded by the State Department for Environment, Climate Change, and Natural Resources is said to build upon
Kiambu: Over 2,000 Community Health Promoters (CHPs) across Kiambu County are undergoing intensive training on the Basic Module. This move is aimed at transforming access and delivery of primary healthcare at the grassroots level. According to Kenya News Agency, the training is spearheaded by the County Government of Kiambu in
Mombasa: A section of Mombasa residents is appealing to the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) to reintroduce the white card jobs to address rising unemployment so as to keep the youth away from drugs and substance abuse. According to Kenya News Agency, the casual system, famously known as the white card,
Nairobi: As Kenya’s political landscape heats up and urban influences stretch deeper into rural areas, older residents in Kiambu are raising the alarm over a troubling trend where the youth are abandoning agriculture for a cocktail of drug abuse, political protests, and idleness. Once buzzing with the laughter of youth
Nairobi: The government has condemned what it terms as a wave of orchestrated and premeditated attacks on security installations and public infrastructure across the country, warning that those behind the violence will face the full force of the law. Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen described the incidents,
Vihiga: Governor Dr Wilber Khasilwa Ottichilo has presided over the swearing-in of Ad-hoc Committees for Luanda and Cheptulu towns, marking a significant step in their journey towards acquiring municipal status. The ceremony, held at the County Boardroom, was presided over by County Attorney Aggrey Musiega, while County Solicitor James Mukabi
Nairobi: The Judiciary has moved to allay fears regarding its public-facing platforms, including the e-Filing system and Cause List portal, which experienced intermittent access complications due to some external interference that temporarily disrupted network services beginning 10th July 2025. According to Kenya News Agency, the Chief Registrar, Winfridah Mokaya, reassured