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
Mombasa: The Government intends to embrace Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) technologies as enablers of smarter governance to enhance effective delivery of services in the public sector. Deputy Head of Public Service, Mr. Amos Gathecha, underscored the government’s commitment to integrate the latest aspects of technology,
Dadaab: For over 30 years, refugees in different camps in the country have enjoyed steady support in terms of humanitarian necessities such as food, healthcare, and shelter, as well as access to education. The refugees also receive monthly cash transfers and access to legal assistance and protection services. In fact,
Kisumu: Kisumu Port has recorded a sharp rise in cargo volumes and vessel activity, cementing its position as a key player in East Africa’s transport and logistics network. According to Kenya News Agency, the latest report by the Kenya Ports Authority (KPA) reveals that the revitalized port handled 280,381 metric
Kisii: Security agencies in Kisii County have embarked on a major crackdown on a drug smuggling syndicate that has reportedly infiltrated local urban centres, threatening the social fabrics of the community. Kisii County Police Commander, Ronald Kirui, sounded the alarm during the World Press Freedom Day celebrations, stating that the
Nairobi: Kenya’s annual maize production could potentially double if farmers adopt modern innovations and effective pest control strategies, according to agricultural experts. As of 2025, Kenyan farmers achieve an average maize yield of approximately 2 metric tonnes per acre, lagging behind Tanzania’s 3 metric tonnes and Zambia’s 3.5 metric tonnes.