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
Nairobi: Four top students have earned prestigious three-year mathematics scholarships at the African Olympiad Academy (AOA) in Kigali, Rwanda. The students managed to excel in the Pan-African Rising Stars Mathematics Contest held at the Centre for Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education in Africa (CEMASTEA) in Karen, Nairobi. According to Kenya
Teso North: The government has announced the creation of two new divisions in Teso North Sub County, expanding the total number of divisions to six. The announcement was made on April 24, 2025, by the Area Deputy County Commissioner (DCC) Solomon Kitahi during his first public baraza, a meeting held
Nakuru: The proposed Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) policy is designed to create a more productive, diversified, and competitive MSME sector that drives economic transformation and social empowerment, experts have said. According to Kenya News Agency, Youth Enterprise Development Fund Manager in charge of Innovations, Daniel Mathenge, explained that
Emurua Dikirr: Under the blazing afternoon sun at Emurua Dikirr, the sounds of construction machines fill the air, a familiar hum of hope for the thousands of mothers and children who call this remote part of Narok County home. Where once expectant mothers faced daunting journeys to far-off hospitals, a
Narok: At least 400 women from Majengo estate in Narok town have received food donations from the Narok Peace Association group in collaboration with Natasha Hands of Compassion organization. According to Kenya News Agency, Narok Peace Association ambassador Joshua Kaputa stated that the beneficiaries were women from vulnerable backgrounds who
Othaya: The Mwai Kibaki Teaching and Referral Hospital in Othaya, Nyeri, is on track to becoming a fully operational Level VI facility, as confirmed by the hospital’s board chairman, Retired General Robert Kibochi. Speaking after hosting the National Assembly Standing Committee on Health for an inspection tour, General Kibochi stated
Nanyuki: The Ministry of Labour and Social Protection is banking on Artificial Intelligence (AI) to reduce hazards at workplaces that lead to loss of lives and permanent disabilities. Director of Occupational Safety and Health Services, Dr. Andrew Muruka, says by harnessing technology, the country is not only going to increase