Nyeri: A commissioner with the National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC) has raised concerns over a court’s decision in Nyeri to allow a defilement and murder suspect more than a month to reconsider his plea. According to Kenya News Agency, Dr. Margaret Karungaru of NGEC expressed her bewilderment at the
Kakamega: Stakeholders have called upon the government to set aside enough funds to support children’s services for proper upbringing. Speaking during the commemoration of the Day of the African Child at Approved grounds Kakamega, the stakeholders asked both the National and County government to ensure that children are protected, access
Embu: The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) Embu Branch on Friday evening held a candlelight vigil for the slain teacher, Albert Ojwang. The teachers termed his death unfortunate and called for thorough and speedy investigations into his death and apprehension and prosecution of all those involved. According
Kakamega: The National Government is set to distribute 12.5 million bags of planting and top-dressing fertiliser in a bid to enhance crop yields this financial year. This initiative is part of a larger strategy to ensure food security and lower food prices across the nation. According to Kenya News Agency,
Nairobi: Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) Foundation has handed over a state-of-the-art ICT lab at Ong’eche Secondary School in Kadibo Sub-County, Kisumu County. The initiative is part of KPC Foundation’s campaign to equip learners in underserved communities with the essential equipment to enhance digital skills development. The modern computer lab is
Lodwar: About 2,250 micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) in Turkana are set to benefit from a two-year capacity-building program aimed at helping them meet international trade standards and tap into global markets. The initiative is a partnership between the Turkana County Government and the International Trade Center (ITC), with
Mbita: The Senate Justice and Legal Affairs and Human Rights Committee has established that the shortage of magistrates in Mbita law courts has delayed the conclusion of a case in which a nine-year-old girl was allegedly impregnated by her paternal uncle four years ago. The committee, led by Chairperson Hilary
Nairobi: Water impounding into Thwake Multipurpose Dam will begin during the April-June 2026 rainy season, marking a major milestone in the flagship project under Kenya’s Vision 2030, Water Secretary Engineer Samuel Alima has disclosed. Alima said this during an inspection tour of the project. He revealed the construction of the