Nandi: Cattle rustling has remained a persistent issue within the borders of Nandi County and the neighbouring counties. What was once a cultural practice has evolved into an organised and calculated form of crime, resulting in the constant loss of livelihoods and fuelled conflict amongst the communities involved. Head of
Nairobi: In a modest school laboratory tucked away in rural Siaya County, a flicker of blue flame from a test tube changed the course of Richard Arua’s life. Then a chemistry teacher at Mudhiora Secondary School, Arua had spent years guiding students through science congress competitions, often taking them to
Nambale: Nambale Member of Parliament Geoffrey Mulanya has called for protection of girl children in the community. Speaking during the commissioning of a 300-capacity storey dormitory at Elwanikha Girls Secondary School in Nambale, Mulanya emphasized the need for added security and educational opportunities for girls, who he stated are more
Mombasa: The Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) has reaffirmed its commitment to sports development in the country with the official unveiling of a Sh8 million sponsorship package for Athletics Kenya. The sponsorship was unveiled on Tuesday at Kencom House in Nairobi, where KCB Foundation Director Mendi Njonjo led Bank officials in
Vihiga: The National Construction Authority (NCA), in collaboration with key industry stakeholders, has initiated a three-day sensitisation and civic education forum in Vihiga County. The initiative is designed to promote awareness and enhance compliance with the updated National Building Code. According to Kenya News Agency, the forum has successfully brought
London: Arsenal have shown an interest in acquiring Paris Saint-Germain’s 22-year-old forward Bradley Barcola, as the club looks to strengthen its attacking options. Barcola, who has caught the attention of several top European clubs, is also being pursued by Bayern Munich and Liverpool. According to BBC, the pursuit of Barcola
Nairobi: The National Youth Council of Kenya (NYC), in collaboration with the Kofi Annan International Peacekeeping Training Centre (KAIPTC) and its Women, Youth, Peace and Security Institute (WYPSI), has initiated a training programme aimed at equipping young people with essential leadership and peacebuilding skills. The programme, which began on June
Kakamega: 1966 workers and 66 supervisors are expected to be recruited in Kakamega County under the revamped Kazi Mtaani Initiative starting next month. Kakamega County Commissioner Michael Meru Mwangi, while chairing the County Implementation Committee, said the new initiative dubbed the Climate Workx programme aims to provide employment and daily