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
Marsabit: Marsabit County Commissioner James Kamau is chairing the County Implementation Committee meeting (CIC) on the national climate resilience service programme (CRSP) in his office to fine-tune the recruitment process. According to Kenya News Agency, the county has an allocation of 803 cohorts and 27 slots for supervisors. The county
Nakuru: Nakuru County has officially launched a vaccination campaign against measles-related diseases (MR) and typhoid that is being undertaken countrywide. The County hopes to vaccinate at least 1.2 million children aged between 9 months and 15 years. The figure includes 305,650 children aged under 5 years who will receive the
Mombasa: Hundreds of young people over the weekend gathered at Masinde Muliro University for the Kakamega County Youth Leadership Dialogue Forum, an event that brought together youth voices, government leaders, and development partners to chart a way forward for youth empowerment. According to Kenya News Agency, the forum, themed ‘Building
Yaoundé: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) and Cameroonian authorities have finalized a staff-level agreement concerning the third review of the Resilience and Sustainability Facility and the eighth reviews of both the Extended Credit Facility and the Extended Fund Facility. According to African Press Organization, Cameroon’s economy experienced a slight improvement,
Moiben: Clergy and church elders in Moiben have urged politicians and religious leaders to join hands in guiding the youth toward responsible civic engagement. They called on leaders to help the youth shun activities that lead to violence, destruction of property, and unnecessary loss of lives in the guise of
Lusaka: It has been almost three months since Zambia’s President, Hakainde Hichilema, signed the Cyber Security and Cyber Crimes Acts of 2025 into law. His supporters hailed the laws, calling them progressive, and said they would help fight digital crimes and improve national security. However, rights groups argue that the