Narok: Two spiritual leaders in Narok County have expressed concerns regarding the declining virtues within society, which they say have contributed to rising incidents of murder, corruption, and tribalism in the country. Bishop Augustine Rugut of Gospel Outreach and Bishop Paul Mbugua of Kenya Wariba Israel Churches have voiced their
Nakuru: Preparations for this year’s Nakuru National Agricultural Show have begun in earnest, with over 60 exhibitors having already confirmed attendance. Organizers of the event announced that preparations are in top gear ahead of the five-day event scheduled to begin on Wednesday, July 2, at the Nakuru ASK Showground. According
Nairobi: Meru County, currently ranked third in Kenya in tree cover, has emerged as a leading champion of the Model Village approach, touted to be the game-changer for Kenya’s green future. According to Kenya News Agency, Mr. Lawrence Muthamia, an economist at the Forestry Department and the focal person for
Nairobi: Kenya is looking into new collaborations with international tech giants and foreign governments to open up digital employment opportunities for its youth. With Germany emerging as a crucial ally in filling talent gaps in its economy, conversations have been underway to ensure global job opportunities for the Kenyan youth
Kikuyu: Kikuyu Town in Kiambu County was filled with song, poetry, and powerful calls to action as stakeholders gathered to mark the Day of the African Child, under the theme: ‘Planning and Budgeting for Children’s Rights: Progress Since 2010.’ According to Kenya News Agency, the event held at the Kikuyu
Migori: The cooperative movement in Migori County has faced significant challenges over the years, with many societies struggling to sustain their operations. Despite having over 400 registered cooperative societies, records from the cooperative offices reveal that fewer than 100 are actively operational. According to Kenya News Agency, the Ministry of
Thika: As the country joined the rest of the continent in marking the Day of the African Child, scholars and child welfare advocates have sounded the alarm over the increasing impact of climate change on African children. They cited rising cases of displacement due to floods and droughts, water and
Busia: Busia County has launched a children’s policy aimed at advancing children’s rights and protection within the county. The policy was introduced during the Day of the African Child celebrations at Busende Primary School, where Busia County Commissioner Chaunga Mwachaunga emphasized the importance of increased budget allocation for children’s welfare