The Kanga High School alumni through their association – Kanga Old Boys Association (KOBA) has feted the school with gifts and donations in appreciation
Author: Brian Kirui
Tea factories have been urged to consider using renewable energy in order to safe the effects brought by using fired wood to the environment.
Tea factories have been urged to consider using renewable energy in order to safe the effects brought by using fired wood to the environment.
RAILA COAST REGION ECONOMIC AGENDA
Azimio la Umoja Presidential candidate Hon Raila Odinga has urged Coast region electorates not to be hoodwinked by revolutionary lies being peddled by his
Government to create new Sub county in Makueni
The government is set to create a new Sub County in Makueni County. Interior Cabinet Secretary (CS) Dr. Fred Matiang’i made the announcement Thursday
Government assures women candidates of their security
The government has assured women candidates vying for various elective positions of their security during the entire campaigning period, ahead of the August 9
Nakuru County Government Inks Deal to Build Modern Breast Feeding and Baby Care Centre
The County Government of Nakuru has unveiled plans to build a multimillion modern breast feeding and baby care centre to take care of toddlers as
Homa Bay Candidates call for eradication of violence
A section of candidates eyeing various seats in Homa Bay county have asked the area security arms to work towards eradicating cases of violence in
Pastoralists in Kajiado in Agony as Drought Bites
Pastoralists in Kajiado have raised alarm over the on-going drought that has continued to ravage parts of the country. The pastoralists revealed that they
16,089 elders in Kisumu receive Inua Jamii
The National Government, through the State Department of Social Protection, has supported 16,089 older persons and 1,167 People with Severe Disabilities living in Kisumu
Sigh of relief as Murang’a residents get title deeds
The National Government has kicked off a two-day exercise to issue title deeds to more than 1, 000 residents drawn across all the nine sub