Lamu: Hundreds of residents in Baragoni, Lamu Central Sub-County, received free healthcare services Saturday during a medical outreach camp organised by the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA). Speaking during the rollout programme which is aimed at providing healthcare services to marginalized communities within Lamu’s mainland area, KPA Communications Manager Jones Buchere
Murang’a: Murang’a County Commissioner Joshua Nkanatha has issued a stern warning to politicians and other individuals against inciting residents to oppose government-led development projects and programmes. Nkanatha described such behaviour as reckless and aimed at derailing progress during his speech at the Madaraka Day celebrations held at Ihura Grounds. Acting
Makueni: Makueni County Commissioner Duncan Darusi has directed chiefs and their assistants to ensure all children of school-going age are enrolled in local educational institutions. This directive was issued during the inauguration of Felistus Mutunga as Chief for Kilyungi Location in Mbooni West Subcounty at the African Brotherhood Church grounds.
Kuria: Criminals terrorising residents in Kuria East Sub County of Migori County have been put on notice to surrender all illegal firearms in their possession or face the long arm of the government. At the same time, the government has asked the local Kuria community to refrain from engaging in
Busia: The Busia County Department of Health is raising alarms over the increasing incidence of eye diseases across the county, urging the community to adopt preventive measures and seek appropriate medical care. According to Kenya News Agency, the department revealed that a staggering 85 to 90 percent of eye problems
Machongo: Broadcasting and Telecommunication Principal Secretary (PS) Stephen Isaboke has underscored the government’s zeal to empower the youth to become entrepreneurial by adapting to the evolving workplace. Speaking on Saturday during a fundraiser for churches at Machongo grounds in Bomachoge Chache Constituency, Kisii County, Isaboke said the government had put
Busia: The State Department for Micro Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Principal Secretary, Susan Mang’eni, has urged the residents of Busia County to embrace the farming of edible oil crops. Speaking at Nasewa County Aggregated Industrial Park after meeting with the Nasewa Cooperative societies, saccos, and agripreneurs from the area,
Masalani: The Municipality of Masalani this week held a series of activities aimed at enhancing service delivery, improving infrastructure, and fostering intergovernmental collaboration. According to Kenya News Agency, Masalani Municipality Chief Executive Officer Yussuf Mohamed Towane stated that the programme, which included unblocking the drainage system and town cleaning, was