Baringo: A regional development authority has initiated a large-scale rehabilitation of water facilities within its jurisdiction that have been inactive for decades. Key projects slated for rehabilitation in Baringo and Elgeyo Marakwet counties include the Chemeron Dam and Chemorongion Water Pan in Baringo, as well as the Kabuswa Dam and
Nairobi: In a significant move to bolster the blue economy, Kwale County, working with the Kenya Marine Fisheries Socio-Economic Development (KEMFSED) project, has distributed 13 fibreglass boats to local fishermen and seaweed farmers. This initiative aims to streamline their operations and enhance productivity. According to Kenya News Agency, the KEMFSED
Kericho: Kericho County has escalated its war against drug and substance abuse, linking the crisis to declining academic performance, deteriorating health outcomes, and the compromised future of the region’s youth. A coordinated initiative spearheaded by technical institutions, the Kericho County government and the National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol
Eldoret: The University of Eldoret administration, in collaboration with the US-based Life University and partners, has finalized arrangements to roll out the first-ever degree course in Chiropractic care in Kenya. While speaking during the launch of Chiropractic awareness and outreach mission at the UoE’s Main Campus in Eldoret, Uasin Gishu,
Nairobi: At least 4,400 goats were distributed to needy families in Turkana County in a restocking exercise conducted by the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development. Turkana County Commissioner Julius Kavita led the exercise, accompanied by officers from the Department of Livestock Development in Lokichoggio Sub County. A total of
Nakuru: The Draft Nakuru City Creatives Cultural Industry Policy is undergoing a review with a focus on developing a supportive legal and institutional framework for the sector. According to Kenya News Agency, the move comes two years after Nakuru became the second county in East Africa to be placed on
Nanyuki: Police officers in Nanyuki escort demonstrators, who remained peaceful. According to Kenya News Agency, the protest in Nanyuki saw participants being escorted by police officers throughout the demonstration. The presence of law enforcement was intended to ensure the safety of both the demonstrators and the public, and the event
Nairobi: Demonstrators marched along Moi Avenue during the June 25, 2024, protests. According to Kenya News Agency, the protests saw individuals gather in large numbers, making their way through the streets of Nairobi. The marchers, who took to Moi Avenue, were part of a broader demonstration that took place on