Mombasa: The government has taken a bold move towards digital transformation in public administration with the launch of the Kenya Regional Administration and Management Symposium in Mombasa, spearheaded by the State Department for Public Service and the Ministry of ICT and the Digital Economy. The symposium brought together stakeholders to
Kitale: Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya has hailed the increased enrollment for technical courses in the region, attributing it to the government’s efforts to revolutionize the sector. Speaking in Kitale, Natembeya singled out the county government’s improved capitation, which saw an increase from Sh 2,000 to Sh 13,000 this Financial
Nairobi: A transformative new chapter for Africa’s development agenda was set in motion on Tuesday as the inaugural Evidence for Development Conference officially opened in Nairobi. Hosted for the first time in Kenya, a country rapidly cementing its reputation as a regional hub for innovation and policy leadership, the three-day
Murang’a: Schools in Murang’a County are continually embracing the growing of fruit-bearing trees, a major shift from the growing of the indigenous and exotic trees. This shift is significantly solving two major problems, including environmental conservation to mitigate the effects of climate change and offering improved nutritional benefits for the
Nairobi: The government will intensify efforts to formalize and support Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) through enhanced access to credit, especially via the Hustler Fund. The Cabinet Secretary for National Treasury and Economic Planning, John Mbadi, emphasized the critical role MSMEs play in job creation, highlighting that the informal
Nanyuki: Residents from Laikipia East constituency have voiced support for the proposed entrenchment of the National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) in the constitution to enhance service delivery at the grassroots. According to Kenya News Agency, during a public participation exercise on the Constitution of Kenya (Amendment) Bill No. 4
Baringo: Residents of the banditry-prone Baringo North constituency are urgently appealing for humanitarian assistance after depleting their supplies and foodstuffs due to ongoing insecurity issues. The locals are calling on both the national and county government, as well as well-wishers, to provide relief food and medical assistance. According to Kenya
Murang’a: Various stakeholders have come up with an initiative to brand Kenyan tea based on its geographical identity with a target to hit a broader market. The initiative, dubbed Geographical Indications (GIs), is spearheaded by the French Embassy, Equity Bank, and Murang’a County government. It will see tea branded according