Kiambu: A day after protests rocked parts of Kiambu County, a dedicated group of environmental volunteers dubbed the Green Warriors have stepped in to restore order and cleanliness across affected areas. According to Kenya News Agency, early Friday morning, the Green Warriors were spotted in various towns across Kiambu, including
Mombasa: The Kenya Association of Hotelkeepers and Caterers (KAHC) is calling for increased investment and policy reform in the tourism sector, to help the country achieve its ambitious target of five million international tourists by 2027. Speaking at the 21st Annual KAHC Symposium in Mombasa, themed ‘Toward 5 Million,’ KAHC
West pokot: West Pokot County residents joined the rest of the country in marking the annual International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking observed on the 26th of June, with a strong call for collective efforts in combating drug and substance abuse. According to Kenya News Agency, speaking during
Muchatha: Cheers and optimism marked the atmosphere in Muchatha Village, Kiambu County as borehole drilling officially commenced at the Muchatha Dispensary. The groundbreaking initiative signals a transformative step towards providing clean, safe, and consistent water supply to residents and the health facility alike. According to Kenya News Agency, the Muchatha
Naivasha: Traders in Naivasha town are counting losses worth millions of shillings after their businesses were looted and ransacked by goons during Wednesday’s Gen Z protests. The protests started peacefully but turned chaotic in the evening paralyzing transport along the busy Nakuru-Nairobi highway where the rioters lit bonfires to register
Busia: Busia County Commissioner Mwachaunga Chaunga has warned bar owners that they risk losing their business registration certificates if they fail to adhere to the law. Speaking during the commemoration of the International Day of Alcohol and Drug Abuse (IDADA) at Busia KMTC, Mwachaunga noted that a section of bar
Nandi hills: The Director of Eastern Produce Kenya (EPK) Tea Company in Nandi County, Leah Bii, has urged tea farmers to enhance the quality of their tea leaves to achieve better returns in the global market. High-quality tea leaves, characterized by optimal leaf size, shape, color, and overall freshness, are
Mbale: Vihiga governor Dr. Wilber Ottichilo has flagged off the distribution of essential medical supplies worth Sh24 million, aimed at boosting health care across the county. The medical supplies, delivered by the Kenya Medical Supplies Authority (KEMSA), will be distributed to the Vihiga County Referral Hospital, all sub-county hospitals, health