Nairobi: Residents of Wajir County have called for urgent amendments to the Wildlife Conservation and Management Bill, citing prolonged delays in compensation. Speaking during a public participation forum held in Wajir town, the County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Environment, Climate Change, Energy and Natural Resources, Mr Yakub M. Dahiye,
Ngong Town: A fast-growing business hub in Kajiado County is attracting traders and investors as urban growth shapes livelihoods, creating jobs and changing lives. Over the last decade, Ngong has undergone rapid urban development largely driven by its proximity to Nairobi and a rising demand for improved infrastructure, residential, and
Mathioya: More than 825 million trees have been planted across the country towards the attainment of the government’s target of planting 15 billion trees. The Coordinator of the 15 Billion Tree Planting Secretariat, Ms. Susan Boit, has said the trees have been planted through government initiatives and bringing on board
Nairobi: The government is set to integrate Artificial Intelligence into its civil servant training programs in order to improve public service efficiency in the digital age. According to Kenya News Agency, this transformative step for public service, aimed at enhancing overall service delivery, will be actualized once the Regional Centre
Iten: The Marakwet West Member of Parliament, Timothy Kipchumba, has urged all security agencies in the country to adopt an online recruitment system similar to that of the National Police Service (NPS). The NPS is set to implement this digital approach to ensure a free and fair recruitment process. According
Kwale: As climate change takes its toll on agriculture, small-scale farmers in Kwale are embracing climate-smart agriculture to mitigate climate-induced agriculture disruptions. Local farmers are adopting smart agriculture practices to mitigate the impacts of climate change aiming to enhance agricultural productivity, improve resilience, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. According to
Nyahururu: The Cabinet Secretary for Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Alice Wahome, has firmly stated that she is not resigning from her position, countering speculation circulating on social media. Wahome emphasized her commitment to the Kenya Kwanza government, highlighting her focus on delivering services to Kenyans and fulfilling the government’s
Kwale: The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has successfully halted the illegal sale of a Sh. 1.4 billion cultural heritage site in Kwale County. The site, situated in the Diani area, was targeted by private individuals for unauthorized sale. According to Kenya News Agency, the EACC intervened by moving to