At least 22,889 households in three constituencies in Makueni County will benefit from over Sh 120 million funded by the American Government through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) under the Bureau of Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) for the next one year. The programme that
Siaya governor, James Orengo today sent all the chief officers and the county secretary on compulsory leave to pave way for an independent audit of the county’s financial transactions and human resource. Orengo further announced a mini reshuffle of the cabinet and a total overhaul of
Kenya has won the bid to host the 2024 International Association of Science Parks and Innovation Areas conference in a voting done in Saville, Spain. The bid was by Konza Technopolis Development Authority and supported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA). According to MFA, Nairobi, Kenya
Kisii County government and the United Kingdom (UK) government have committed to fast-track the joint development programmes in the county. The County governor Simba Arati said that they are in discussion with the Kisii municipality on ways to fast-track UK Health Alliance and Sustainable Urban Economic
Nyandarua Governor Dr. Moses Badilisha Kiarie has today flagged off drugs consignment worth Ksh.17.5 million to be distributed to 78 health facilities in the county. While affirming his commitments towards streamlining health services across the county, the governor noted that another consignment worth Ksh.10 million will
As drought continues to ravage most parts of the country causing acute food shortage for both human and livestock, a Murang’a-based farm consultant has urged dairy and livestock farmers in both arid and semi-arid lands (ASAL) of Kenya to embrace climate smart agriculture. James Gathumbi opines
Western Kenya is poised to be Kenya’s source of palm oil which could spare the country the agony of spending Ksh.16 Billion yearly on imports, if numerous researches and trials are anything to go by. Palm Oil is a major area the Kenya Agricultural Research Organisation
Kakamega County has spent more than Ksh.10 billion on infrastructural development of markets in 12 sub-counties since he took power in 2013. The funds have been used on construction and repair of markets, toilets, stalls, kiosks, stock rings and water storage tanks among others. So far, 14
Outgoing national assembly public accounts committee chairman, Opiyo Wandayi called on the government to restore the fuel subsidy to save Kenyans from the high cost of living. Wandayi said the recent hike in cost of fuel have had a serious effect on the ultimate cost of
Kenya Medical and Training College (KMTC) has received equipment for treating cervical cancer disease, one of the deadliest cancers among women above 30 years of age in Kenya. The machines include three Cryotherapy and 10 Thermoablation devices for treating precancerous cervical lesions by destroying the abnormal
