Kericho: Kericho County has achieved a historic milestone with the commissioning of its much-anticipated in-house-generated and Cashless Revenue System at the County headquarters. Speaking during the commissioning of the cashless revenue system, Kericho County Governor Dr. Eric Mutai pointed out that the revolutionary system was a result of a collaborative
Taveta: The national government has announced plans to gazette two new land registries in Taveta and Voi subcounties, aiming to bring essential services closer to the local population. Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki unveiled this plan during a ceremony in Taveta, Taita Taveta County, where over 3,500 title deeds were
Kehancha: Security agencies in Kehancha town have successfully destroyed explosives and detonators seized in Kuria West Sub County. Speaking during the destruction process at the Kehancha grounds, Kuria West Deputy Commissioner Andrew Mwiti emphasized that they were acting in compliance with court directives issued by the Kehancha law courts. According
Naivasha: Lack of sufficient raw materials has been identified as a significant cause of livestock feed shortages in the Horn of Africa. East African Farmers Federation (EAFF) Chief Executive Officer Stephen Muchiri highlighted that the scarcity of essential commodities used in manufacturing livestock feed has resulted in insufficient supplies, leading
Migori: Migori Governor Ochilo Ayacko has launched an empowering initiative aimed at uplifting local communities to uplift county resident livelihoods. The event, which took place at the Migori Posta Grounds, saw the unveiling of an economic empowerment programme that will benefit over 400 groups. According to Kenya News Agency, the
Migori County: Elders in Migori County have appealed to parents to instill moral values in their children, following the current misuse of social media by youths to ridicule political leaders. Speaking to the press during the election of the elders to the Kanyamkago Council of Elders in North Kanyamkago ward
Kericho: In a small workshop along the busy streets of Kericho County, Nelly Nduta, 68, can be found at work, her hands moving with skill as she creates and sells various products. For nearly three decades, Nelly and her husband, Peter Mbiu, 75, have been part of the Jua Kali
Nairobi: The Ministry of Agriculture has taken a significant step to bolster the horticulture sector by inaugurating the National Horticulture Standing Committee. This committee is tasked with identifying emerging issues in the industry and formulating strategies to address them. According to Kenya News Agency, State Department for Agriculture Principal Secretary
Nairobi: There has been a growing concern among the Abasuba community over the possibility of losing their language due to cultural assimilation by the Luo community. It is said that many Abasuba people have very little knowledge regarding their culture. They ironically speak Luo fluently but struggle with their native
Narok: Narok County Government is set to recruit 700 new officers this financial year as the county has expanded most of its services to the grassroots. The county governor, Patrick Ntutu, said 229 officers will be recruited as village administrators to help the wards and sub-county administrators perform their duties
