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
Nairobi: The County Chief Officer for Preventive and Promotive Health, Janerose Tioko, has delivered two refrigerators to the Riokomor community in Turkana North. The county government procured the refrigerators to improve vaccine storage and strengthen the Cold Chain System, ensuring that vaccines are available promptly for the community. According to
Nairobi: Healthcare professionals in the country are advocating for the resolution of issues surrounding genetically modified (GM) food crops, emphasizing their potential to improve the nation’s nutrition status and food security. According to Kenya News Agency, medical experts assert that biotechnology not only plays a crucial role in increasing food
Nairutia: In a laudable effort to resolve severe water shortage in the remote Nairutia area of Nyeri county, Mutitu Water Project has delivered the first batch of 5,000-litre water tanks for its 100 members. The initiative is aimed at increasing the residents’ water security by providing a means of water
Kakuma: The County Department of Early Childhood Development and Education (ECDE) and Social Protection, along with the Lutheran World Federation (LWF), have initiated discussions to formally transfer 13 pre-primary education centers in Kakuma refugee camp to the County Government. According to Kenya News Agency, Chief Officer for ECDE and Social
Lodwar: Governor Jeremiah Lomorukai has put on notice land cartels operating within Lodwar Municipality, pledging decisive action to protect public land and uphold lawful acquisition processes. He said this while attending the burial of late Councillor Philiph Eyanae Lobelu, whom he eulogised as a decorated Kenya Army veteran and respected
Kajiado: Kajiado East Member of Parliament Kakuta Maimai has urged the youth to make better use of social media and refrain from abusing leaders and giving out misleading information on the platform. Speaking in a public forum over the weekend, the legislator noted that of late, most youths are now