Chuka: Chuka town is not only the commercial hub of Tharaka Nithi County but also a fast-growing municipality. The town has become synonymous with Chuka University though the latter is about three kilometres from the town’s central business district. The institution of higher learning has attracted many students and business
Kasipul: Kasipul MP Charles Ong’ondo Were has accused external forces affiliated with certain politicians of being responsible for causing chaos at funerals in his constituency. The MP claims these disruptive elements are not local residents but outsiders who are creating unrest. According to Kenya News Agency, Ong’ondo has been monitoring
Rachuonyo South: Rachuonyo South Deputy County Commissioner Denis Kieti has given assurances to the Komabaka Primary School community that the government will take action against the robbers who murdered the school watchman and stole electronic devices. In response to this tragic incident, Kieti has called on communities near schools to
Nairobi: The Insurance Regulatory Authority (IRA) has sensitized insurance providers on Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Regulations in a move to safeguard financial systems from illicit activities. The one-day sensitization workshop provided life insurers and investment-related insurance providers with the necessary guidance to uphold financial integrity and regulatory compliance in the insurance
Kisumu: The government has announced plans to rehabilitate abandoned mining sites across the country, transforming them into valuable resources for productive use. State Department for Mining Principal Secretary (PS) Elijah Mwangi emphasized that many of these sites, which have been left open, pose dangers to both the environment and public
Murang’a: Residents served by Murang’a South Water and Sanitation Company (MUSWASCO) may soon benefit from lower water tariffs following a push by the County Government to have the rates reduced. The residents, especially from parts of Kigumo sub-county and where the company sources water from, have occasionally resorted to the
Kisumu: Governors from frontier counties in Western Kenya have lauded President William Ruto’s directive to scrap vetting for national identification card applicants. The governors Dr. Paul Otuoma (Busia), Ken Lusaka (Bungoma), and Ochilo Ayacko (Migori) expressed their approval on the sidelines of the Nyanza International Investment Conference in Kisumu, emphasizing
