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
Nanyuki: Police in Nanyuki, Laikipia County, have recovered liquor worth Sh4.5 million believed to have been stolen from a local depot. Speaking to the press, Laikipia East Sub County police Commander Daniel Kitavi said that they nabbed two suspects after a tip-off from the members of the public. According to
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
Mbeere South: Deaf Schools in the Eastern Region have benefited from sports equipment from a non-governmental organization, aimed at enhancing learning and promoting sports development and inclusion for deaf learners. Through donations from the Deaf Outreach Program (DEAFOP), three institutions, St Luke’s and Mary Magdalene Schools for the Deaf in
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: The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) has hosted a high-level regional consultative seminar in Nairobi, drawing government leaders, experts, and partners from across the Horn of Africa to explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cybersecurity can bolster security, cooperation, and resilience in the region. According to Kenya News Agency,
Mombasa: The government will strengthen the existing school auditing department to ensure proper financial management of public funds. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba said auditing of funds given to schools countrywide will continue to be done, noting that the Ministry of Education will receive a whopping Sh702.7 billion, the largest
Nyeri: The Directorate of Children Services is set to receive enhanced funding of Sh 850 million following a decision by the Budget and Appropriations Committee to incorporate the views of children in the 2025/2026 budget-making process. Nyeri County Director of Child Services, Joseph Mburu, revealed that part of the views