Embu: A section of Embu leaders has warned that the ongoing Gen Z-led protests could plunge the country into anarchy. Led by Senator Alexander Mundigi, the leaders said the past protests have proven to be detrimental to both the economic and social fabric of the country. According to Kenya News
Kakamega: Political leaders in the country have been urged to be on the forefront in promoting peaceful coexistence among Kenyans. Speaking during a church service at Lurambi in Kakamega, a section of leaders led by Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa called on politicians to desist from dividing the country, with the
Nakuru: Dorper sheep rearing is gaining traction in Nakuru due to the breed’s hardiness, rapid growth, and good meat quality. Originally from South Africa, Dorpers have adapted well to Kenya’s climate, especially in semi-arid regions. Their ability to thrive on minimal feed, coupled with their fast maturity and high lambing
Kisumu: The Ministry of Health has shut down 35 private hospitals across the country over alleged irregularities in the administration of Social Health Authority (SHA). Health Cabinet Secretary (CS) Aden Duale said the affected facilities, located in Kisumu, Bungoma, Busia, Nairobi, Kilifi, Mandera, Wajir, and Kajiado counties, were found to
Shanzu: In an era where families often live in isolation, exacerbated by a rise in social media and the exigencies of work, a Catholic church in Shanzu has taken a proactive step to restore unity by hosting an eventful Family Day. The worshippers from all walks of life and age
Nakuru: The State Department for Post-Training and Skills Development has called for enhanced collaboration between national and county governments in the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) sector to ensure that TVET institutions offer relevant, high-quality training that meets local and national market-driven needs and standards. Director of Technical
Embu: Embu County Government has received a major boost in provision of physiotherapy services following rehabilitation and equipping of a rehabilitation unit at Runyenjes Level Four Hospital. The only such unit in the county was rehabilitated and equipped by Christian Blind Mission (CBM) and Association for the Physically Disabled of
Kiambu: The development of modern markets in Kiambu County has brought significant transformation in the lives of local traders, replacing makeshift stalls and open-air trading with permanent, hygienic, and secure facilities. According to Kenya News Agency, for decades, traders in towns such as Ruiru, Limuru, and Githunguri operated in congested