Mombasa: The Ministry of Mining, Blue Economy and Maritime Affairs and the Council of Governors (CoG) have agreed to jointly petition Parliament to withdraw the Fisheries Management and Development Bill (2023). This follows intense pressure from the Lake Victoria Aquaculture Association (LVA) and stakeholders in the blue economy sector who
Isiolo: The government has responded to a recent appeal for food support to a school for the visually impaired children in Isiolo County by donating 200 bags of maize and beans. An appeal by ‘We care CBO’ through its founder Amos Waqo, for the support of over 50 visually impaired
Eldoret: The administration of Mediheal Group of Hospitals in Uasin Gishu County has refuted allegations that they were involved in kidney trafficking. Through their legal team led by Senior Counsel Katwa Kigen, the hospital termed such claims as untrue and lacking ground, emphasizing that they provide kidney transplant services along
Murang’a: Murang’a County Assembly has adopted a report urging the County Government to provide digital gadgets to facilitate paperless operations within the Assembly. According to Kenya News Agency, the report was prepared by the committee for ICT and E-government and was presented on the floor of the House. The MCAs
Nakuru: The County Government of Nakuru is intensifying its efforts to promote modern clean cooking technologies as part of its strategy to mitigate the impacts of climate change and reduce health issues related to the use of dirty fuels. According to Kenya News Agency, Dr. Nelson Maara, the County Executive
Murang’a: Land degradation in Kenya has escalated significantly, rising from 12 percent in 1990 to 28.3 percent of the total land by 2012. This degradation results in an estimated annual economic loss of Sh 180 billion, approximately five percent of Kenya’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). In response, the Ministry of
Buea: The note of the Governor of the South West, Bernard Okalia Bilai, to the political class around the regional headquarters of Buea, is for them to refrain from igniting polemics, which hinders living together. Governor Bilai issued the statement during the first 53rd National Day preparatory meeting at the
Buea: Words of consolation were dispatched on April 22 from the seat of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon’s headquarters on the holy hills of the Synod Office in Buea. Rt. Rev. Miki Hans Abia extended words of comfort and assurance to those of Roman Catholic beliefs whom he termed ‘brothers