Busia: Leaders in Busia County have called on the County Administration Team to ensure full implementation of the government’s directives on the issuance of academic certificates and identification cards. Led by Budalangi Member of Parliament Raphael Wanjala, they emphasized that many youths were missing opportunities due to withheld certificates in
Mandera: Women drawn from Mandera County have come together in a unified initiative to champion peace and promote unity in a region that has experienced repeated security challenges. According to Kenya News Agency, the peace initiative brings together women from various communities, civil society organizations, and local businesses, aiming to
Mai Mahiu: A year after flash floods devastated Mai Mahiu in Nakuru County, leaving a trail of destruction, hope has returned for some of the hardest-hit families. 18 households, who collectively lost 25 loved ones in the April 29, 2024, disaster, have been given keys to newly constructed two-bedroom homes,
Nairobi: The government inaugurated the Benefits Package and Tariffs Advisory Panel (BPTAP) on Monday to offer expert advice on the design and review of benefit packages and tariffs under the Social Health Insurance framework. Health Cabinet Secretary (CS) Adan Duale, speaking during the panel’s inauguration at Afya House, highlighted that
Kericho: The government has announced that it will fully transition all public procurement processes to an electronic platform by July 1, 2025, in a decisive effort to curb corruption and enhance transparency in the management of public resources. According to Kenya News Agency, Head of Public Service Felix Koskei, speaking
Meru: The national government has waived a Sh700 million debt owed to the owners of Leopard Rock Hotel by the county government of Meru. The owner of the lodge, which was located in Meru National Park, filed a suit in 2019 after the administration of the then governor Kiraitu Murungi
West Pokot: In an effort to enhance water security in the arid regions of West Pokot County, with a focus on community development, education, and sustainable resource management, Kerio Valley Development Authority (KVDA) has officiated the groundbreaking of borehole projects aimed at improving water access in the region. According to
Baringo: Kerio Valley Development Authority (KVDA) has completed and commissioned 14 water projects at an estimated cost of Sh 300 million in Baringo County to mitigate water scarcity. The water projects, implemented over the past three years across six subcounties, include three dams, four water pans, and seven boreholes. According