Kikuyu: At just 23 years old, Irene Kinuthia has become a quiet force in the fight against online child exploitation in Kiambu County. But behind her voice of courage lies a story of pain, fear, and an incident that changed the course of her life. According to Kenya News Agency,
Machakos: Over 3,000 students at Machakos University are set to benefit from affordable hostel units thanks to a signed partnership between the university and the National Housing Corporation. The MOU aims to enable the University to expand its accommodation capacity from the current 500 students to 3,000, out of over
Narok: Boda boda operators in Narok have strongly criticized the use of fellow riders to fuel violence and unrest as witnessed during Tuesday’s demonstrations in Nairobi, calling for discipline and accountability within the sector. According to Kenya News Agency, the riders condemned the infiltration of their sector by criminals who
Nairobi: Human Resource (HR) practitioners in the public service have been encouraged to join the Africa Public Sector Human Resource Practitioners Network following the ratification of its Kenyan chapter. According to Kenya News Agency, the ratification was conducted by the Africa Public Sector Human Resource Managers Network, which encompasses all
Mombasa: Maritime stakeholders drawn from across Africa convened in Mombasa physically and virtually to mark World Oceans Day with a renewed call for inclusive participation, indigenous knowledge, and policy reform in the governance of the Blue Economy sector. According to Kenya News Agency, the high-level roundtable, hosted by the Kilindini
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
Thika: The economic empowerment programmes going on in several parts of the country continue to change lives in Thika, with 30 boda-boda riders benefiting from free motorcycles, which they are using to uplift their lives. Among them are James Ndegwa and Moses Karanja, who are now earning livelihoods from the
Thika: The economic empowerment programmes going on in several parts of the country continue to change lives in Thika, with 30 boda-boda riders benefiting from free motorcycles, which they are using to uplift their lives. Among them are James Ndegwa and Moses Karanja, who are now earning livelihoods from the