Kakamega: A section of residents from Kakamega County is advocating for the National Government Constituency Development Fund (NGCDF) and National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF) to be embedded in the constitution. This call was made during a public participation forum on the proposed Constitution of Kenya Amendment Bill, 2025, held
Abuja: Fighters affiliated to the Daesh group killed at least 11 soldiers in an attack on their base in Yobe state, northeast Nigeria, military sources said. And with many soldiers still missing, one officer warned that the death toll could rise. According to Nam News Network, fighters from Islamic State
Mombasa: Interior PS Dr. Raymond Omollo has called for collective efforts by security teams, the business community, and religious and political leaders in the fight against drugs and substance abuse along the Mombasa-Nairobi highway. Dr. Omollo emphasized the significant issue of drug trafficking targeting the youth along this major road,
Machakos: Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti has issued free driving licenses to 800 drivers and motorcycle riders after undergoing a county-sponsored training program to enhance safety on the roads. The initiative is set to equip the beneficiaries with the necessary skills and knowledge to become responsible drivers. According to Kenya News
Kisumu: Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has officially commissioned a new 750-bed capacity dormitory at Nyakach Girls High School in Kisumu County. Speaking during the function, Ogamba stated that the development marks a significant milestone in government’s effort to expand boarding facilities and create a safer, more conducive learning environment
Mombasa: The Maa Council of elders has expressed appreciation for the current government administration’s efforts in restoring the Maasai Mau Forest. The forest faced significant threats from encroachment and human interference, which jeopardized its existence as a crucial water catchment area. According to Kenya News Agency, the council, led by
Nyandarua: Deputy President Kithure Kindiki reassured residents of Nyandarua that the Kenya Kwanza government is committed to completing all its promised projects in the region before the year 2027. Kindiki made this announcement while launching the resumption of tarmacking of the 27.5-kilometer Tumaini-Gwa Kiongo-Kabazi road in the Ol Kalou constituency.
Nairobi: Tea factories will soon be allowed to sell their tea directly into the international markets without the need for middlemen, Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture and Livestock Development Mutahi Kagwe has revealed. According to Kenya News Agency, the strategy is among a raft of interventions being undertaken by the ministry