Nakuru: Employers in both public and private sectors have been encouraged to conduct regular gender audits to identify gender disparities in policies, practices, and organizational culture, aiming to enhance equity in workplaces. Dr. Lilian Chesikaw, Director of Egerton University’s Institute of Gender, Women and Development Studies (IGWDS), emphasized the importance
Kisumu: Controversial Bishop Gilbert Deya died yesterday while 30 university students were injured, 15 of them critically, following a tragic accident involving three vehicles along the Bondo-Kisian road. The accident occurred at Namba Kapiyo area in Seme-Sub County of Kisumu and involved a bus belonging to Moi University, a Toyota
Nairobi: Kenya has been classified as a low-risk country under the European Union’s new deforestation regulations, offering a significant reprieve for local exporters concerned about emerging compliance costs. The reassurance came during a high-level meeting between Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe and EU Ambassador to Kenya, Ms.
Nairobi: Government employees have been asked to stop using personal communication devices while discharging their duties to safeguard against data breaches. The Directorate of Human Resource Management at the State Department for Public Service also cautioned staff in government offices to refrain from storing sensitive data in personal laptops to
Murang’a: Sports Principal Secretary Elijah Mwangi has said his ministry is working to streamline operations of sports federations to ensure accountability and transparency. The federations, he noted, are entrusted to support sporting activities at grassroots but regretted that some funds channelled through the federations are misappropriated. According to Kenya News
Kisumu: Kisumu Governor Prof. Peter Anyang’ Nyong’o has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to strengthening early childhood education by flagging off a Sh25 million consignment of food supplies to support the County’s school feeding programme for Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) learners. According to Kenya News Agency, Nyong’o described ECDE as
Nairobi: Government employees have been asked to stop using personal communication devices while discharging their duties to safeguard against data breaches. The Directorate of Human Resource Management at the State Department for Public Service also cautioned staff in government offices to refrain from storing sensitive data in personal laptops to
Nairobi: The government has issued a strong warning to Kenyans against infringing on the rights of the elderly, emphasizing that individuals found guilty will be held accountable under the law. Social Protection and Senior Citizen Affairs Principal Secretary Joseph Motari announced that the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection is