Nairobi: In a major move for climate resilience and food security, Earthshot Prize 2022 Finalist Roam and Earthshot Prize 2024 winners Keep It Cool (KIC) have partnered to launch Africa’s first fully electric cold-chain distribution network, combining solar-powered refrigeration with clean electric delivery motorcycles. The collaboration commenced with five Roam
Elgeyo marakwet: Elgeyo Marakwet County Executive in charge of Health Monica Rotich has called on parents to take their children for vaccination in all 131 health facilities in the County, assuring them that the vaccines do not have any adverse effects. According to Kenya News Agency, the County Executive, who
Eldoret: The National Council of Churches of Kenya and the North Rift Economic Bloc (NOREB) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance collaboration in climate change mitigation, sustainable development, and community empowerment. The agreement was formalised during a summit and prayer service held at the County Headquarters in Eldoret,
Nairobi: Three players from Malaba Municipality in Busia County have been included in the Harambee Stars squad by Head Coach Benni McCarthy for the delayed African Nations Championship (CHAN) to be co-hosted by Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania starting August 2. The trio includes KCB midfielder Mathias ‘Pogba’ Isogol, strikers Emmanuel
Nairobi: In Mwea’s Wamumu Ward, Kirinyaga county a young woman is planting more than crops by sowing a vision for economic independence and youth-led innovation through farming. According to Kenya News Agency, Felistar Nyakio, a Jomo Kenyatta University graduate in Business Administration, defied expectations by walking away from the hunt
Murang’a: Murang’a County has launched a 10-day vaccination campaign against measles and typhoid, with health officials urging parents and guardians to present their children for the Measles-Rubella (MR) and Typhoid Conjugate Vaccines (TVC). Speaking during the official launch held at Murang’a County Referral Hospital, County Director of Health Dr. James
Nairobi: Three member clubs of the Kenya Rugby Union (KRU) have issued a strong call for financial transparency within the sport’s governing body. The clubs are demanding access to the Union’s books of accounts, citing the need for greater openness in financial matters. According to Kenya News Agency, representatives from
Nairobi: The Myoot Kipsigis Council of Elders has sent a clarion call for peace, integrity, and respect for authority, urging Kericho’s young people to shun lawlessness and guard the values that have long anchored their community. In an interview with KNA shortly after the meeting, Council Chairman Richard Ngeno emphasised