Kiambu: Pig farming in Kiambu County is experiencing a remarkable transformation, bringing prosperity and renewed hope to thousands of farmers across the region. According to Kenya News Agency, once seen as a small-scale, low-income venture, pig farming is now emerging as a key driver of agricultural development and youth employment
Kericho: Kericho Technical and Vocational College Principal, Shadrack Tonui, has urged students to embrace both their cultural heritage and the practical training offered through the Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) curriculum, saying this dual approach is key to producing responsible, skilled, and well-rounded citizens. Speaking to students and participants while
Nandi: Deputy Governor Dr. Yulita Mitei has emerged as one of Kenya’s most passionate advocates for people living with disabilities (PWDs), giving them a voice and restoring their dignity. Now in her second term, Dr. Mitei is not only making history as the first woman to hold the office of
Nyanza: The Nyanza Region Scouts Association has committed to supporting the government’s agenda of planting 15 billion trees by 2032 to increase the country’s forest cover to 30 percent. This pledge was made during the closure of the Nyanza Regional Scouts Competition held at Kubweye Secondary School in Kuria West
Murang’a: Leaders from Murang’a County on Sunday joined the family of the late Boniface Kariuki in Muguru, Kangema sub-county for burial preparations amid further calls for an end to police brutality. The leaders condemned police brutality and use of excessive force when dealing with protestors following the death of Boniface
Busia: Egerton University has launched a significant initiative aimed at empowering smallholder farmers in the Rift Valley Region by equipping them with climate-smart farming techniques. The initiative seeks to enhance food and nutritional security while boosting household incomes among farmers in the area. According to Kenya News Agency, the program
Kabarnet: Business operations in Kabarnet town, the county headquarters of Baringo, and its adjacent townships are running normally without any disruption despite the ongoing Saba Saba demonstrations rocking many parts of the country. Transport movement in and out of the town to various destinations within the county and the city
Nairobi: The Kenyatta Avenue-Kimathi Street junction and nearby streets in Nairobi were also unusually deserted for the better part of Monday morning and afternoon, as residents kept off the city centre over fears of possible violence during the Sabasaba commemoration. Public transport was also disrupted, with many matatu operators keeping