Kwale: The Cabinet Secretary for Sports, Salim Mvurya, has highlighted the critical importance of nurturing grassroots football in the country. Plans are underway to roll out the inaugural Mashinani National Football Cup, a nationwide league scheduled to commence next month and culminate in the finals in December 2025. According to
Vihiga: Vihiga County government, in collaboration with the Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA), the National Gender and Equality Commission (NGEC), and other stakeholders, is working on policies to guide the implementation of laws on sexual and gender-based violence. The County Executive Committee Member for Social Services, Sports and Culture, Anne
Mombasa: Kesses Member of Parliament (MP) and Certified Public Accountant (CPA) Julius Ruto is advocating for the establishment of well-structured and independent internal audit departments across public institutions as a key measure to combat corruption and prevent the misuse of public resources. Speaking on the sidelines of the 22nd Annual
Nairobi: The Turkana County Government has taken a proactive step to address concerns arising from illegal mining activities in Kainuk, Naduat, and Suguta areas. In a stakeholders’ meeting convened to tackle environmental and community issues linked to mining operations, Deputy Governor Dr. John Erus emphasized the importance of public participation.
Vihiga: Vihiga Governor Dr. Wilber Ottichilo today assented to the Vihiga County Facilities Improvement Fund (FIF) Bill 2025, paving the way for the health facilities to retain and use the monies collected. The governor said the act grants all the health institutions the opportunity to budget, plan, and implement their
Nairobi: African youths have been encouraged to embrace soft skills to be able to solve problems and in readiness for future job opportunities in a rapidly evolving global job market. Speaking at the African Regional Conference organized by the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation in partnership with the President’s
Nakuru: Nakuru County Government will host a major Business Expo that will bring together corporate organizations and businesses drawn from different sectors of the economy to showcase their products, services, and capacity to serve the market in different counties. The event aims to provide a platform for Micro, Small and
Migori: The Football Kenya Federation (FKF), in partnership with the national and county government of Migori, has distributed 72 footballs to 72 primary schools across Migori County to support soccer development in the area. The move also aims to nurture young talent and promote athleticism in the region. According to