Over 2.5 million learners complete national assessments as KCSE written exams begin Monday
By Elizabeth Angira Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba has announced the successful administration of this week’s national... Read more.
Kisii hosts World Cities Day 2026, as leaders urge counties to strengthen waste management and plan housing together
By Elizabeth Angira County governments have been urged to strengthen waste management through reliable collection, segregation at source,... Read more.
Mogaka Opposes Live-Streaming Bill, Presses for Fair Tea Payments
By Elizabeth Angira West Mugirango MP says Parliament must address regional disparities in tea bonuses, quality and production,... Read more.
Nyamira absorbs 224 health officers into permanent employment
Six years after joining on contract, UHC workers receive their permanent letters — and a promise that outstanding... Read more.
Obaga Momanyi hosts free medical camp for Persons with Disabilities in Bonchari
By Elizabeth Angira Persons with disabilities in Bonchari Constituency have received free medical services and assistive devices at... Read more.
Future Is Female Mentorship Program opens applications for 6th edition, to unveil top 25 at Africa Fintech Summit in Kigali
By Elizabeth Angira The Future Is Female Mentorship Program, Africa’s first PR and communications mentorship initiative dedicated exclusively... Read more.
Former Borabu MP Momanyi faults Nyaribo’s administration over development
By Elizabeth Angira Former Borabu Member of Parliament Ben Momanyi has criticised Nyamira Governor Amos Nyaribo’s administration, accusing... Read more.
PS Isaboke lauds digital literacy programme in Kisii as 332 schools benefit
By Elizabeth Angira A total of 332 public junior schools in Kisii County will receive interactive smart boards... Read more.
Arati defends Kazi Mashinani workers: “They are not goons”
By Elizabeth Angira Kisii Governor Simba Arati has come out strongly in defence of Kazi Mashinani workers, insisting... Read more.
Women farmers at risk of being left behind as global food crisis deepens, report warns
By Elizabeth Angira Women farmers in low-income countries risk falling further behind men as climate change, rising agricultural... Read more.