Eldoret: Eldoret City Marathon Management has signed a groundbreaking partnership agreement with the Great Ethiopian Run to support its mission of nurturing and growing young talents and running for climate action. According to Kenya News Agency, the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed by Eldoret City Race Director Moses Tanui
Busia: Special schools in Busia and Bungoma have issued an appeal to the government through the Ministry of Education and Sports to increase funding for the term two school games for special schools, enabling learners to showcase their talents at the international level. Speaking at St. Brigit Akoreet Special School
Migori: Youth for a Sustainable World (YSW), in collaboration with the Migori County Government, has officially launched a Youth-Friendly Space at Ndege Oriedo Dispensary in Rongo Sub-County. This initiative aims to provide young individuals with access to vital health information, services, and empowerment opportunities within a safe and inclusive environment.
Busia: Religious leaders of BBMI Christian ministry in Busia County have called upon the community to be much more involved in the reintegration of former inmates into society. Speaking during a special Easter prayer and donation event at Korinda Prison, Busia, the clergy emphasized acceptance, forgiveness, and second chances for
Nairobi: Child rights organisation Terre des Hommes Netherlands is launching the ‘Also Online’ campaign to make parents and caregivers aware of how to protect their children better online. This initiative addresses critical gaps identified in the recent 2023 SCROL baseline study in Kenya, which highlights that 60% of parents and
Machakos: The government plans to increase the number of National Youth Service (NYS) recruits from the 20,000 enrolled this year to about 100,000 by 2027. The Cabinet Secretary for Public Service Geoffrey Ruku stated that this expansion is part of a broader government strategy to harness the potential of the
Busia: Millet farmers in Busia have been urged to adopt improved millet seeds that are tolerant to climate change in order to enhance their production. This initiative aims to address the challenges posed by climate variability and boost agricultural output in the region. According to Kenya News Agency, Emmanuel Eshitemi,
Nairobi: A groundbreaking agricultural innovation is quietly taking shape at the leafy campus of Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT), where mushrooms are being grown, not in traditional mud huts, but inside a high-tech 40-foot container. Using a blend of smart farming technologies, including environmental sensors, CCTV cameras,