Nyeri: Nyeri County has opened an online application portal for young people interested in pursuing a career in the creative arts. The initiative, dubbed Nyeri Youth Talent Search, has been organised by the Department of Trade, Cooperatives, Culture, and Tourism and is open to applicants from the county. According to
Trans Nzoia: The National Government, through the Ministry of Water, Sanitation, and Irrigation, has announced plans to enhance flood control measures in Trans Nzoia County, which include constructing additional dykes along River Sabwani. This initiative aims to reduce the impact of floods in the area. According to Kenya News Agency,
Nakuru: The County Government of Nakuru is integrating Information Communication Technology (ICT) in Early Childhood Development Education Centres (ECDE) in order to improve learning outcomes. According to Kenya News Agency, County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Education, ICT, and e-government, Ms. Zipporah Wambui, emphasized that despite challenges such as the
Kakamega: Kakamega County Government will repossess undeveloped plots in towns and all urban areas in order to lease them to individuals who have demonstrated capacity to utilize them. The Kakamega County Chief Valuer, Jamlax Barasa, said some plots leased to individuals are lying idle, lacking infrastructure that would enable the
Murang’a: The construction works of the stalled 27 km-long road stretch from Gatakaini in Gatanga, Murang’a County, to Njabiini in Nyandarua County have resumed, sparking excitement and hope amongst the residents and road users. Upon completion, the road, a game changer that cuts through the Aberdares forest, is expected to
Nakuru: In efforts to enhance the uptake of Artificial Intelligence in learning institutions, Zetech University, in collaboration with Rhodes University in South Africa, have secured a grant to research on how to employ the technology in training their students. The institutions bagged the prestigious Knowledge Interchange and Collaboration (KIC) grant
Nakuru: Building approvals in Nakuru have gone online, cutting the waiting time from at least three months to a maximum of 45 days. The county has launched the Electronic Development Applications Management System (E-DAMS), which will be used to guide development and hasten application processes. It will now take 25
