Kakamega: The National Fund for the Disabled of Kenya (NFDK) has allocated educational grants totaling Sh5.4 million to 27 institutions dedicated to supporting learners with disabilities in the Western Region. The funds aim to enhance facilities and infrastructure, bolster capacity, and foster an effective learning environment for students with disabilities.
Kilifi: In a bold step towards transforming the lives of adolescent girls and young women, faith leaders from across Kilifi County have pledged their commitment to abandoning harmful social and gender norms. This was during an occasion where Faith to Action Network commissioned its groundbreaking Interfaith Adolescent Girls’ Health Hub
Kisumu: The County Government of Kisumu has partnered with Kenya Utalii College to enhance training and capacity-building for youth and key stakeholders in the tourism and hospitality sector. According to Kenya News Agency, Kisumu Governor Prof. Anyang’ Nyong’o hosted a delegation from Kenya Utalii College led by the institution’s Governing
Mombasa: The National Fund for the Disabled of Kenya (NFDK) has invested approximately Sh55 million over the last three years in the Coast region to construct classrooms and dormitories, aiding individuals living with disabilities. This was revealed by Prof. Margaret Kamar, a member of the Board of Trustees of the
Baringo: Baringo Governor Benjamin Cheboi has announced that the county is ready to host the 36th edition of the Rhino Charge, a global conservation event. Cheboi made the remarks after conducting public barazas at Loruk and Kosile in Saimo Soi Ward, Baringo North, where he called on residents, stakeholders, and
Kisii: Kisii County has been identified as a major center for gender-based violence (GBV) and femicide, contributing 25% to the national statistics. This revelation was made during a public participation forum on the legal framework governing GBV and femicide, held at the Agricultural Training College on the outskirts of Kisii
Kirinyaga: Secretary to the Cabinet, Dr. Mercy Wanjau, has assured Kenyans of the government’s commitment to eradicate the shame faced by girls from deprived families during menstruation periods by providing sanitary towels to school-going girls and keeping them in schools throughout the learning sessions. Speaking at Mutira Girls’ High School
Kiawara: Deputy President, Prof Kithure Kindiki, has defended the ongoing economic empowerment initiatives as an important catalyst to the realization of the Bottom-up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA). Speaking in Kiawara, in Kieni Nyeri County, where he led a host of elected leaders for an empowerment drive for boda boda riders