Consolidated Bank of Kenya, Thika Branch Staff (extreme left) helps Thika Business Community to cut a cake as the bank ushered in Customer service week yesterday.
Bishop Samson Gachathi of the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) Diocese of Nyahururu has urged elected leaders to lower the divisive political temperature surrounding the impeachment debate of Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. He emphasized the need for dialogue between President William Ruto and his Deputy to foster healing, peace, and unity in the nation. The bishop called on political leaders to be mindful of their words, avoiding statements that could incite division or lead to unrest.
Khwisero sub-county residents will benefit from the Last-mile electricity connectivity project, spearheaded by the Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation (REREC). Area Member of Parliament Christopher Aseka said the initiative would ensure remote areas access essential services for growth and development.
Over 5000 households in the region will benefit from the project, which will enhance officers’ welfare and strengthen security infrastructure.
Igembe South Agriculture Officer Jeremiah Mithika emphasised the nutritional value of traditional vegetables like terere (Amaranth), managu (African Nightshade), saguet (Spider Plant), and kunde (Cowpea leaves).
He noted that these vegetables thrive in harsh weather and require minimal inputs, reducing costs associated with pesticides and fertilisers.
“Indigenous vegetables are not only cost-effective but also packed with essential nutrients, including iron and vitamins, which help prevent lifestyle diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, and obesity,” Mithika stated.