Njoro: Egerton University is collaborating with various stakeholders to reinvigorate 4K Clubs in 10 schools across Njoro Sub-County. The initiative aims to equip young learners with essential knowledge and skills in sustainable farming and responsible crop protection practices. According to Kenya News Agency, the university is actively involved in training
Bungoma: Stakeholders have called for a stronger partnership between the National and County Governments to ensure the restoration of the Mt Elgon ecosystem. They were led by Bungoma Deputy Governor Jennifer Mbatian during a tree planting exercise at Banantega in Mt Elgon constituency, which was also attended by Economic Planning
Uasin Gishu: Residents of Uasin Gishu County turned out in numbers to submit their views and recommendations on how to reduce GBV and femicide. According to Kenya News Agency, the residents spoke during the public participation exercise conducted by The Technical Working Group on GBV including Femicide to collect views
Meru: A Meru-based community group commonly known as Imenti Development Forum (IDF) is making significant strides in empowering the youth at their early ages in matters Information Communication Technology (ICT). Under its Chairman, Mr. Mutuma Kigatira, the forum has embarked on a mission to bridge the digital divide by establishing
Marsabit: At least four people have been confirmed dead and another injured following a strain between two ethnic groups in North Horr Constituency, Marsabit County, over yet-to-be-established reasons. The dead are reportedly four men, two from each of the co-existing Gabra and Wayu pastoralist communities, all killed by use of
Nairobi: The Ministry of Energy and Petroleum has launched its Strategic Plan for the period 2023-2027, aiming to transform Kenya’s energy sector through policy reforms, infrastructure development, and the adoption of clean energy technologies. Speaking during the event held at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre (KICC), Cabinet Secretary for Energy
Meru: Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki yesterday embarked on an inspection tour of Meru County’s Aggregation and Industrial Park (CAIP), in Ruiri Rwa Reera, Buuri Constituency to review the construction progress and overall readiness of the facility. According to Kenya News Agency, the Deputy President, accompanied by Meru Governor Isaac
Kirinyaga: Coffee farmers have been assured of higher pay in the incoming season of 2025/2026 as the government is firming up the reforms to ensure timely availability of fertilizer, subsidized pesticides and certified coffee seedlings through better resourcing from the Coffee Research Institute. Deputy President Professor Kithure Kindiki said the