Family cries foul over DPP's handling of attempted murder case
A family whose patriarch is charged with attempting to murder his wife and four children over a parcel of land is crying foul over how the ODPP is handling the case.
By Antony Gitonga 6 days ago
Family cries foul over DPP's handling of attempted murder case
Fear engulfs fishermen as Naivasha hippo attacks increase
Fishermen in Lake Naivasha have renewed their calls to the Ministry of Wildlife of Tourism to either cull or relocate the rising numbers of hippos in the water body.
By Antony Gitonga 7 days ago
Fear engulfs fishermen as Naivasha hippo attacks increase
Harsh weather pushes wildlife into homes, farms in Naivasha
Dry weather conditions have pushed wild animals from their habitats into homes and farms in search of water and pasture.
By Antony Gitonga 8 days ago
Harsh weather pushes wildlife into homes, farms in Naivasha
Eight Tana River county officials arrested over Sh9m fraud
EACC arrests eight senior Tana River County officials over alleged involvement in Sh9m graft; six other suspects at large, spokesperson Eric Ngumbi confirms.
By Antony Gitonga 10 days ago
Eight Tana River county officials arrested over Sh9m fraud
Naivasha MP Kihara calls out alleged bias in TSC teacher recruitment
The ongoing recruitment of 20,000 teachers by TSC is skewed to favour pro-government Members of Parliament, Naivasha MP Jane Kihara has claimed.
By Antony Gitonga 12 days ago
Naivasha MP Kihara calls out alleged bias in TSC teacher recruitment
Mai Mahiu floods victims resettlement hits a snag
Families displaced by floods that killed 60 people in Mai Mahiu, Nakuru county, are languishing in misery despite promises by the government to resettle them.
By Antony Gitonga 14 days ago
Mai Mahiu floods victims resettlement hits a snag
Financial crisis in public schools deepens over delayed capitation funds
Public schools could be forced to close early or ask parents to chip in after the National Treasury said that it would release Sh48 billion capitation funds next month.
By Antony Gitonga 15 days ago
Financial crisis in public schools deepens over delayed capitation funds
Leaders urge KeNHA to repair Nairobi-Nakuru highway
The Kenya National Highway Authority has been urged to urgently repair damaged sections of the Nairobi-Nakuru highway to curb accidents.
By Antony Gitonga 17 days ago
Leaders urge KeNHA to repair Nairobi-Nakuru highway
MP Jane Kihara dismisses UDA summons
Naivasha MP Jane Kihara said that she had not officially received the summons, adding that she does not have time for petty politics.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
MP Jane Kihara dismisses UDA summons
Gachagua now accuses Ruto of paying off MPs in fresh tirade
Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua has continued attacks against his former boss President William Ruto, accusing him of bribing MPs to support his administration.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
Gachagua now accuses Ruto of paying off MPs in fresh tirade
Ministry unveils tourism training revolving fund
The Ministry of Tourism and Wildlife has introduced a Tourism Training Revolving Fund targeting students undertaking tourism and wildlife courses.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
Ministry unveils tourism training revolving fund
Hippos turn Lake Naivasha into death trap
In the last 11 months, scores of people have been killed by the hippos and tens others maimed due to rise in water levels that flooded the animals' pastures.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
Hippos turn Lake Naivasha into death trap
KenGen worker found dead in geothermal well
Operations at the Olkaria Geothermal Power station in Naivasha were temporarily paralysed after a worker from KenGen died in one of the wells in unclear circumstances.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
KenGen worker found dead in geothermal well
Union: SHA exclusion threatens closure of clinics
The Kenya Union of Clinical Officers (KUCO) has warned that over 60 percent of private health facilities in the country face closure due to the new rules introduced by the SHA.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
Union: SHA exclusion threatens closure of clinics
Why clinical officers want SHA board disbanded
Members of the Kenya Union of Clinical Officers (KUCO) will on Monday next week take to the streets to demand the disbandment of the Social Health Authority board.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
Why clinical officers want SHA board disbanded
Fishermen desperate as fish stocks decline in Lake Naivasha
At Lake Naivasha, one of Rift Valley's freshwater lakes, the fish stocks are steadily declining due to climate change and the introduction of invasive species.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
Fishermen desperate as fish stocks decline in Lake Naivasha
Parents back move to close 348 boarding schools
Education CS Julius Ogamba said each of the affected schools was given a report identifying gaps and how they should be rectified.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
Parents back move to close 348 boarding schools
KenGen to pump another 42MW from solar to the national grid
The push for green energy has received a major boost after KenGen announced plans to tap into the national grid an extra 42 megawatts (MW) in the next one year.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
KenGen to pump another 42MW from solar to the national grid
KenGen seeks funding for 1,500MW project
KenGen has embarked on raising $4.2 billion (Sh546 billion) as part of its 10-year plan to pump an extra 1,500 megawatts (MW) into the national grid.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
KenGen seeks funding for 1,500MW project
Clinicians countrywide to down tools in three weeks
Clinicians countrywide to down tools in three weeks from December 23.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
Clinicians countrywide to down tools in three weeks
KenGen starts geothermal exploration in Eswatini
Under the Sh250 million contract, the power generating company will work with the State-owned Eswatini Electricity Company in the feasibility studies.
By Antony Gitonga 1 month ago
KenGen starts geothermal exploration in Eswatini
Cases of extremism and terror attacks on the decline
Cases of extremism and terror attacks in the country have dropped sharply in the last two years, the Ministry of Internal Security and National Administration has said.
By Antony Gitonga 2 months ago
Cases of extremism and terror attacks on the decline
Ministry warns of looming energy crisis if moratorium on power is not lifted
The Ministry of Energy has warned of a looming energy crisis if the National Assembly fails to lift the moratorium on Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs).
By Antony Gitonga 2 months ago
Ministry warns of looming energy crisis if moratorium on power is not lifted
Varsities, counties owe over Sh600m Sacco money
Universities and county governments owe their workers more than Sh600 million in unremitted Sacco deductions, according to the Ministry of Co-operatives and MSMEs.
By Antony Gitonga 2 months ago
Varsities, counties owe over Sh600m Sacco money
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Ruto suffers setback as court blocks Adani-Ketraco deal
The agreement between the Kenyan firm and the Indian conglomerate involved the construction of electricity lines and substations.
By Antony Gitonga 3 months ago
Ruto suffers setback as court blocks Adani-Ketraco deal
TVETs record low enrollment in Naivasha
The number of youths seeking enrolment at technical institutions in Naivasha is on the decline despite the low fees charged by government institutions.
By Antony Gitonga 3 months ago
TVETs record low enrollment in Naivasha
State raises concern over invasive weeds in rangelands amid overstocking
The government has termed as worrying the spread of invasive species in rangelands due to continued overstocking that has reduced land available for grazing in ASALs.
By Antony Gitonga 3 months ago
State raises concern over invasive weeds in rangelands amid overstocking
KenGen to add 1,500MW of power to grid in Sh560b financing plan
KenGen has announced an ambitious ten year programme plan to double the country's electricity production at a cost of more than Sh550 billion (USD4.3 billion).
By Antony Gitonga 3 months ago
KenGen to add 1,500MW of power to grid in Sh560b financing plan
Parents, schools oppose deworming programme in Naivasha
They have accused the Ministry of Health of undertaking the exercise without involving them, leading to confusion and anxiety among the students.
By Antony Gitonga 3 months ago
Parents, schools oppose deworming programme in Naivasha
Energy CS defends Adani's Sh95b deal, says power costs won't rise
The Energy Ministry has defended the deal that Ketraco has signed with Adani Energy Solutions and refuted reports that it would result in a hike in power prices.
By Antony Gitonga 3 months ago
Energy CS defends Adani's Sh95b deal, says power costs won't rise
Wildlife census hit by financial constrains
Underfunding could affect the ongoing national wildlife census which seeks to establish the current wildlife population and impacts of ecological shocks.
By Antony Gitonga 3 months ago
Wildlife census hit by financial constrains
State sets up commission to audit co-operative societies debts
The government has formed a committee chaired by the Commissioner of Cooperatives to audit billions of shillings that co-operatives societies owe farmers.
By Antony Gitonga 3 months ago
State sets up commission to audit co-operative societies debts
Low body weight affects livestock exports
Low body weight of animals has hampered government's efforts to export livestock to various countries mainly the Middle East, Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Andrew Karanja has said.
By Antony Gitonga 3 months ago
Low body weight affects livestock exports
Alarm as fish catch in Lake Naivasha drops
The fishing sector in Lake Naivasha is on its knees due to poaching and failure by the Nakuru county government to restock.
By Antony Gitonga 3 months ago
Alarm as fish catch in Lake Naivasha drops
MPs support entry of Starlink into Kenyan market
The committee chairman, John Kiarie said the entrance Starlink would lead to a drop in internet charges, a move that was popular among Kenyans.
By Antony Gitonga 3 months ago
MPs support entry of Starlink into Kenyan market
CS Wandayi blames frequent power outages on aging lines
Energy Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi has blamed the frequent power outages on aging power transmission lines.
By Antony Gitonga 4 months ago
CS Wandayi blames frequent power outages on aging lines
Vets protest alleged state harassment of agrovets
The Kenya Veterinary Paraprofessional Association has criticised the Veterinary Medicine Directorate for allegedly harassing agrovets and private practitioners
By Antony Gitonga 4 months ago
Vets protest alleged state harassment of agrovets
Government to automate procurement by January
The government is expected to save 30 per cent of public procurement resources once the procurement process is fully automated by January next year.
By Antony Gitonga 4 months ago
Government to automate procurement by January
Phase two of wildlife census set to kick off
The second phase of the national wildlife census will kick off next week with researchers targeting closed game reserves and water bodies.
By Antony Gitonga 4 months ago
Phase two of wildlife census set to kick off
Government releases Sh13 billion towards teachers salaries increase
Teachers in public schools will receive their July and August salary increments by the end of this week.
By Antony Gitonga 5 months ago
Government releases Sh13 billion towards teachers salaries increase
Commodity prices to increase as KPA reviews tariffs
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