×
App Icon
The Standard e-Paper
Stay Informed, Even Offline
★★★★ - on Play Store
Download App
Drought pushes wildlife into homes and highway
The ongoing drought has pushed tens of wild animals from their habitats to homes, private farms, and major roads in Naivasha as cases of human-wildlife conflict continued to rise.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Drought pushes wildlife into homes and highway
Premium
State orders regional cargo to be collected at Naivasha ICD
The government has directed that cargo bound for neighbouring countries be collected at the Naivasha Inland Container Depot to ease congestion at the Port of Mombasa.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
State orders regional cargo to be collected at Naivasha ICD
Planned sale of Safaricom shares continues to generate heat
The planned sale of 15 percent of government-owned shares in Safaricom to the Vodacom group has continued to generate more heat than light
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Planned sale of Safaricom shares continues to generate heat
Premium
Why 'clueless' education bosses are on receiving end
MPs have accused education officials of being out of touch with realities in schools.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Why 'clueless' education bosses are on receiving end
Dental fluorosis crisis in Naivasha deepens amid calls for better water
Naivasha MP Jane Kihara has challenged the government to keep its promise of supplying the town with fluoride-free water from Nyandarua County.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Dental fluorosis crisis in Naivasha deepens amid calls for better water
Naivasha MP questions govt directive on Grade 10 students
Naivasha MP Jane Kihara has dismissed the directive by the Ministry of Education to Chiefs to round up all students who missed out on joining Grade 10.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Naivasha MP questions govt directive on Grade 10 students
Flower farm workers up in arms over lack of representation by the Union
Flower farm workers in Naivasha have threatened to withdraw their union contributions due to what they termed as poor representation against poor working conditions and low salaries.
By Anthony Gitonga 3 months ago
Flower farm workers up in arms over lack of representation by the Union
Drought pushes wildlife into homes and highway
The ongoing drought has pushed tens of wild animals from their habitats to homes, private farms, and major roads in Naivasha as cases of human-wildlife conflict continued to rise.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Drought pushes wildlife into homes and highway
Premium
State orders regional cargo to be collected at Naivasha ICD
The government has directed that cargo bound for neighbouring countries be collected at the Naivasha Inland Container Depot to ease congestion at the Port of Mombasa.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
State orders regional cargo to be collected at Naivasha ICD
Planned sale of Safaricom shares continues to generate heat
The planned sale of 15 percent of government-owned shares in Safaricom to the Vodacom group has continued to generate more heat than light
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Planned sale of Safaricom shares continues to generate heat
Premium
Why 'clueless' education bosses are on receiving end
MPs have accused education officials of being out of touch with realities in schools.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Why 'clueless' education bosses are on receiving end
Dental fluorosis crisis in Naivasha deepens amid calls for better water
Naivasha MP Jane Kihara has challenged the government to keep its promise of supplying the town with fluoride-free water from Nyandarua County.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Dental fluorosis crisis in Naivasha deepens amid calls for better water
Naivasha MP questions govt directive on Grade 10 students
Naivasha MP Jane Kihara has dismissed the directive by the Ministry of Education to Chiefs to round up all students who missed out on joining Grade 10.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Naivasha MP questions govt directive on Grade 10 students
Flower farm workers up in arms over lack of representation by the Union
Flower farm workers in Naivasha have threatened to withdraw their union contributions due to what they termed as poor representation against poor working conditions and low salaries.
By Anthony Gitonga 3 months ago
Flower farm workers up in arms over lack of representation by the Union
Drought pushes wildlife into homes and highway
The ongoing drought has pushed tens of wild animals from their habitats to homes, private farms, and major roads in Naivasha as cases of human-wildlife conflict continued to rise.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Drought pushes wildlife into homes and highway
Premium
State orders regional cargo to be collected at Naivasha ICD
The government has directed that cargo bound for neighbouring countries be collected at the Naivasha Inland Container Depot to ease congestion at the Port of Mombasa.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
State orders regional cargo to be collected at Naivasha ICD
Planned sale of Safaricom shares continues to generate heat
The planned sale of 15 percent of government-owned shares in Safaricom to the Vodacom group has continued to generate more heat than light
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Planned sale of Safaricom shares continues to generate heat
Premium
Why 'clueless' education bosses are on receiving end
MPs have accused education officials of being out of touch with realities in schools.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Why 'clueless' education bosses are on receiving end
Dental fluorosis crisis in Naivasha deepens amid calls for better water
Naivasha MP Jane Kihara has challenged the government to keep its promise of supplying the town with fluoride-free water from Nyandarua County.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Dental fluorosis crisis in Naivasha deepens amid calls for better water
Naivasha MP questions govt directive on Grade 10 students
Naivasha MP Jane Kihara has dismissed the directive by the Ministry of Education to Chiefs to round up all students who missed out on joining Grade 10.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 months ago
Naivasha MP questions govt directive on Grade 10 students
Flower farm workers up in arms over lack of representation by the Union
Flower farm workers in Naivasha have threatened to withdraw their union contributions due to what they termed as poor representation against poor working conditions and low salaries.
By Anthony Gitonga 3 months ago
Flower farm workers up in arms over lack of representation by the Union
KenGen to tap an additional 63MW of electricity into the national grid
The country's push for green energy has received a major boost with KenGen announcing plans to tap an extra 63 megawatts of electricity into the national grid by June next year.
By Anthony Gitonga 9 months ago
KenGen to tap an additional 63MW of electricity into the national grid
Final phase of National Wildlife Census kicks off
Kenya races to count its wildlife: Final census phase targets endangered giraffe.
By Anthony Gitonga 9 months ago
Final phase of National Wildlife Census kicks off
Delayed capitation, shortage of teachers hurting education sector
Delayed capitation, new rules, and the failure to invest in human capital have been identified as leading challenges currently facing the education sector in the country.
By Anthony Gitonga 10 months ago
Delayed capitation, shortage of teachers hurting education sector
KenGen monitoring rising water levels at Masinga hydroelectric dam
The water level in Masinga Dam has risen to an unprecedented 1,056.97 metres above sea level, exceeding the maximum level of 1,056.50 MASL.
By Anthony Gitonga 10 months ago
KenGen monitoring rising water levels at Masinga hydroelectric dam
Nursing on the edge: Inside Kenya's fragile health workforce
The 2025 World Nursing Report outlines an unsettling picture in many public hospitals across Kenya.
By Anthony Gitonga 10 months ago
Nursing on the edge: Inside Kenya's fragile health workforce
Vets alarmed by rising number of quacks in livestock sector
The Kenya Veterinary Paraprofessional Association (KVPA) has called for the deployment of more inspection officers from the Kenya Veterinary Board (KVB) to address the rising number of quacks.
By Anthony Gitonga 10 months ago
Vets alarmed by rising number of quacks in livestock sector
Police in Naivasha arrest a man impersonating a senior military officer
Police in Naivasha have arrested a man impersonating a senior military officer and recovered a pistol in two separate incidents in the lakeside town.
By Anthony Gitonga 11 months ago
Police in Naivasha arrest a man impersonating a senior military officer
Diabetes treatment to drop by 50 per cent
The government will reduce the cost of medication for diabetes patients by 50 per cent.
By Anthony Gitonga 11 months ago
Diabetes treatment to drop by 50 per cent
CAK partners with Judiciary to connect courts with internet
The Communications Authority of Kenya (CAK) has partnered with the Judiciary to connect 200 courts across the country to the internet under a Sh200 million project funded by the Universal Fund.
By Anthony Gitonga 1 year ago
CAK partners with Judiciary to connect courts with internet
Fourteen investors move to invest in Mai Mahiu Special Economic Zone
A total of 14 investors have moved in to invest in the Special Economic Zone (SEZ) in Mai Mahiu, Naivasha with one of international companies already on the ground.
By Anthony Gitonga 1 year ago
Fourteen investors move to invest in Mai Mahiu Special Economic Zone
Shortage of drugs and dysfunctional equipment; what troubles Naivasha sub-county hospital
Stakeholders claim acute shortage of medical supplies, broken machines and demoralized staff is the order of the day for the facility that serves hundreds of patients.
By Anthony Gitonga 1 year ago
Shortage of drugs and dysfunctional equipment; what troubles Naivasha sub-county hospital
Two children die as inferno razes house in Naivasha
Two children aged four and two died while undergoing treatment after they sustained serious burns when fire broke out in their house in Naivasha.
By Anthony Gitonga 1 year ago
Two children die as inferno razes house in Naivasha
Premium
Why Maai Mahiu children who survived flooding may not be going back to school
The minors are deeply traumatised by the incident that left over 60 dead and scores missing.
By Anthony Gitonga 1 year ago
Why Maai Mahiu children who survived flooding may not be going back to school
Teenager drowns in Lake Naivasha
A 13-year-old boy drowned in Lake Naivasha on Tuesday during a swimming expedition with his friends.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 years ago
Teenager drowns in Lake Naivasha
Underground faults led to collapse of Solai dam
The experts noted earth dams such as Solai rarely collapse on their own except in cases of earthquakes or other erosive forces that weaken the structure.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 years ago
Underground faults led to collapse of Solai dam
Nyamira MCA dies in a road accident
Nyamira County Assembly Majority Leader, Elijah Osiemo, died in a road accident along the Mai Mahiu-Narok Road on Monday afternoon.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 years ago
Nyamira MCA dies in a road accident
Four killed in road accident along Nairobi-Nakuru highway
Four people died on the spot and scores of others were seriously injured following a grisly road accident involving three cars along the Nairobi-Nakuru highway.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 years ago
Four killed in road accident along Nairobi-Nakuru highway
Judiciary splits Environment and Lands Court
Environmental cases will be handled by the Environment and Planning Division, while land matters will squarely fall under the Land Division.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 years ago
Judiciary splits Environment and Lands Court
US pledges Sh3 billion to support Kenya's pyrethrum sector revival
Pyrethrum farming collapsed in the 90s due to corruption and mismanagement, and there have been efforts to revive the sector that supported many families.
By Anthony Gitonga 2 years ago
US pledges Sh3 billion to support Kenya's pyrethrum sector revival
MPs put energy PS Wachira on the spot over 'ghost' last-mile  projects
National
By Josphat Thiong’o
21 mins ago
Mortgages fall short in solving Kenya's housing crisis
Real Estate
By Graham Kajilwa
1 hr ago