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
Mombasa: History was rewritten over the weekend at the Bomet IAAF Stadium as Cheptalal Girls Secondary School ended a 16-year reign of volleyball dominance by Kaboson Girls. Cheptalal emerged as the new Bomet County champions with a stunning 3-1 sets victory. According to Kenya News Agency, the much-anticipated final in
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
Murang’a: Murang’a County is ready to launch the Climate Work Programme, a government initiative targeting youth unemployment while promoting environmental sustainability and climate resilience. The programme is part of the broader Climate Resilience Service Programme (CRSP) and will be implemented by the State Departments of Roads and Housing. According to
Nairobi: Kenyatta Avenue near the ICEA Building and other Nairobi streets were unusually deserted for the better part of Monday morning, as residents stayed away fearing potential violence during the Sabasaba commemoration. Public transport was also disrupted, with many matatu operators keeping their vehicles off the road, leaving commuters stranded
Homa bay: Parents and guardians in Homa Bay have been urged to avail their children for the ongoing mass immunisation campaign against Measles-Rubella (MR) and typhoid diseases. This comes after the Ministry of Health launched a countywide mass immunisation campaign on Saturday targeting children amid rising concerns over MR and