The County Government of Bomet has set aside Ksh.30 million for its scholarship programme meant to benefit 250 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) pupils placed in various secondary schools. The announcement was made by Bomet Governor Prof Hillary Barchok in Longisa Tuesday where he urged
Safaricom Foundation has launched a Ksh.3.2 million maternal, neonatal, and child healthcare programme in Baringo County. The Foundation will build and equip at least three maternity wings and provide ambulances to the county to ease access of pregnant women to the facility. This has been informed by
Baringo County has lost revenue worth Ksh.95 million from the tourism sector as a result of adverse effects of the COVID-19 pandemic and flooding. According to Baringo County Governor Stanley Kiptis, the county lost 95 percent of its yearly revenue due to the reduced number of tourists in the region.
Safaricom has launched a Maternal, Neonatal and Child Healthcare program in Baringo County aimed at reducing the County’s maternal and infant mortality rate. According to research by Kenya Demographic and Health survey, and UNICEF, at least 375 women die for every 100,000 who give birth and 31 infants die for
