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Murang’a needs more judges, residents say

Various stakeholders and residents want the Judicial Service Commission to deploy more judges for the High Court in Murang'a to handle increased case backlog. D

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Government curbing water scarcity in Marsabit County

The government's plans to address water scarcity in Marsabit County is bearing fruits with a borehole yielding 23,000 m³ per hour having been drilled

1 month ago
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State to FastTrack development projects in Nyanza region

Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki has pledged the government's commitment towards fast-tracking key development projects in the Nyanza region. He said the

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Homa Bay County moves to replace USAID health workers after its withdrawal directive

Health facilities in Homa Bay County have faced a significant setback following the withdrawal of support from USAID-funded projects that provided essential ser

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Siaya Woman Representative defends office against critics

Siaya Woman Representative Dr. Christine Ombaka has hit back at critics who have questioned the effectiveness of the Woman Representative office, citing the fin

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Floods mitigation strategy put in place

Residents of Kobala location in Rachuonyo North, Homa Bay County have devised ways of tackling floods which has perennially affected them. The residents&nb

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Legendary journalist Leonard Mambo Mbotela eulogised

The Legendary Broadcast Journalist, Leonard Mambo Mbotela, has been eulogised as a disciplinarian and a virtuous person by his family in Mombasa. The late renow

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KRA surpasses target, collects Sh82.55bn in January

Reforms at the Kenya Revenue Authority's (KRA) Customs and Border Control are beginning to yield notable results as Customs taxes reached a historic monthl

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Persons with albinism urged to register with NCPWD for assistance

Parents with Children Living with Albinism in Kajiado County have been asked to stop hiding them and instead register with the National Council for Persons with

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Laikipia pastoralists turn invasive cactus into profitable animal feed

Pastoralists in Laikipia County are now set to turn the cactus menace into a fortune, following a successful project of converting the invasive plant into proce

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