Narok: Journalists have been challenged to raise public awareness about the realities of climate change so that residents can take timely and meaningful action to strengthen their resilience to climate change. Speaking during a two-day workshop held in a Narok hotel, Director of the Restore Africa Program, Kenya, Dr. Faith
Nairobi: Agriculture stands as the cornerstone of Kenya’s economy, contributing significantly to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and serving as a primary employment source, particularly in rural areas. The sector is vital for the livelihoods of many Kenyans, with an estimated 70 percent of the rural population relying on
Nairobi: Residents of Kisii County have benefited from a free medical camp organised by Kisii University in conjunction with other health stakeholders in the region. The stakeholders included Kisii Eye Hospital, Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital (KTRH), Equity Afya Medical Centre, Red Cross, and Dynapath Medical Laboratory. The medical camp,
Eldama Ravine: The residents of Bondeni and Shauri Yako in Eldama Ravine who were victims of floods last year have bounced back from the tragedy and are ready to face the rains. According to Kenya News Agency, breaking away from the common practice of calling on the government, the residents
Nyeri: Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has promised to resolve the leadership wrangles at the University of Nairobi in the next week. Speaking at the Dedan Kimathi University in Nyeri, CS Ogamba described the situation at the university as a governance challenge, which he attributed to an individual exerting undue
Mombasa: The State Department for Wildlife, under the Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife, has initiated a public participation exercise for the residents of Mombasa and Kwale counties to gather their feedback on the revision of the Wildlife Conservation and Management Act (CAP 376). The Act aims to align the law
Nairobi: The government has reached an agreement with sugarcane farmers and sugar factory workers’ unions to address outstanding cane delivery and salary arrears owed to these groups. This move is part of a broader strategy as the government plans to lease four sugar factories-Nzoia, Chemilil, Sony, and Muhoroni-to private millers.
Turkana: The Turkana Professionals’ Association, led by their chairman Jackson Nakusa, has extended their gratitude to President William Ruto for the nomination of Erastus Ethekon as the chairperson of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission. According to Kenya News Agency, President Ruto on Thursday nominated Ethekon alongside six other commissioners