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MKU Law Students to Receive Training on Arbitration Law

Thika: Law students from Mount Kenya University are set to receive a training boost in arbitration law after the institution entered into an agreement with law institutes in both Kenya and South Africa. According to Kenya News Agency, the memorandum of understanding (MOU) between the institution and the Chartered Institute

Infrastructure Projects Transforming Livelihoods in Uasin Gishu

Uasin Gishu County: Uasin Gishu County, like any other progressive devolved unit in Kenya, has witnessed significant investment in road infrastructure. This includes the construction of new bridges, box culverts, roads, and the upgrade of existing ones, all of which have had a direct impact on economic activities by ensuring

Kwale Farmers Lead Charge in Climate-Smart Agriculture

Kwale: Smallholder farmers in Kwale County are slowly adapting to climate-smart agriculture practices to improve productivity, enhance resilience to climate variability, reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and store carbon. In Kikoneni ward of Lungalunga sub-county, small-scale farmers John Mutuku, Befronia Kingethu, and Paul Muteti have taken to using climate-resilient crop varieties,

Contractors Urged to Expedite Construction of Economic Stimulus Projects in Kericho

Kericho: Contractors involved in the construction of Economic Stimulus Projects (ESP) in Kericho County have been urged to accelerate their efforts to meet the deadlines for these significant initiatives. These projects include markets, affordable housing projects, and other essential infrastructure within the county. According to Kenya News Agency, the call

Reckless Truck Drivers on Masara-Muhuru Road Cause Concern Among Residents

Masara: Residents of Masara town in Migori County are calling on the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) to urgently intervene and help curb road carnages resulting from reckless drivers. The call follows a series of fatal accidents that have occurred along the route in the recent past and which

Harmonization of Seed Policies Crucial for Food Security in COMESA Region

Nairobi: Harmonization of seed policies and regulations has been identified as a crucial factor in improving seed production, reliability, trade, and the competitiveness of the seed industry in the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) region. According to Kenya News Agency, COMESA, through its specialized agency, the Alliance