Masaba North security committee descended on villages notorious for illicit brews arresting several suspects while the lead culprit dodged the dragnet as the death
Author: Brian Kirui
Kiambu County to establish counselling centers to address rising mental health cases
County to establish counselling centers to address rising mental health cases Kiambu County plans to establish counselling and rehabilitation centers in its sub counties
Construction Sector Stakeholders Collaborate in Bringing Changes to Building and Construction
Stakeholders in the construction sector have collaborated to bring changes in building and construction to address the challenges of global warming. The collaboration is
Siaya :Work closely with the police to tackle insecurity.
Siaya county security team today accused the residents of Bar Agulu sub location in Karemo division of frustrating efforts to nab perpetrators of a
Gor winger, Clifton Miheso, wins first Betsafe Player of The Month Award.
Gor Mahia winger, Clifton Miheso, emerged the best of the pack to receive the inaugural Betsafe Player of the month Award along with Sh.
Fish hawkers along Nairobi highway to be moved to Sh239m market.
For years, the sight of tens of youths hawking raw fish along the Nairobi-Nakuru highway has been the norm despite the public health crisis
NAKURU:5 DEAD,4 OTHERS IN CRITICAL CONDITION AFTER CONSUMING ILLICIT BREW.
Five people have died after allegedly consuming some illicit liquor in Nakuru County. Four of the three victims died while undergoing treatment at the
A NEEDY BOY’S FUTURE IN LIMBO AS HE FAILS TO JOIN FORM ONE DUE TO LACK OF SCHOOL FEES.
A student from Chebetet Village in Kiptere, Kericho County has failed to join Form One after failing to get school fees. Jayson Kiprotich, who
Seven Comoros sailors dead eight rescued in Watamu after 22 days in Ocean.
Seven Comoros sailors died while eight were rescued today by fishermen in Watamu after surviving in the Indian Ocean waters for 22 days. Those
OFFICERS OF HOPE TO A NEEDY STUDENT .
Despite getting good marks in her KCPE exams, Linnet Muthoni’s hope of becoming a surgeon seemed lost after her parents were unable to pay