Mombasa: The Cabinet Secretary for Cooperatives and Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Development, Wycliff Ambetsa Oparanya, has urged SACCOs to invest in robust digital infrastructure, continuous staff training, and effective security protocols to curb the rising cases of cybersecurity threats. Speaking at the Pride Inn Paradise Resort, Mombasa, during the 9th annual leaders themed ‘Defying Economic Challenges, Shaping Generations,

Nairobi: Climate change is currently the major threat to the economy globally. Kenya is experiencing more frequent and intense droughts, floods, and other extreme weather events, demanding mitigation measures, including promoting climate-smart agriculture to increase food and nutrition security. This includes developing drought-resistant crops. The Kenya Red Cross, in conjunction with the British Red Cross, has engaged youth under ‘Youth

Nairobi: The government, through the National Treasury, has officially launched the implementation of 1,236 projects valued at Sh8.1 billion. These projects will be funded under the Equalisation Fund and are aimed at ensuring that essential services reach approximately six million Kenyans living in marginalised areas. The projects will be spread across 34 counties, covering 366 wards and 111 constituencies. According

Nanyuki: As the Kenya Devolution Support Program II (KDSP II) gains momentum, county officials across the country have been sensitised towards ensuring efficient service delivery and resource management. The State Department Principal Secretary, Ms. Teresia Mbaika, speaking at a Nanyuki hotel during a three-day conference for the 47 counties chief officers and county program coordinators on Thursday, pointed out that

Nanyuki: As the Kenya Devolution Support Program II (KDSP II) gains momentum, county officials across the country have been sensitised towards ensuring efficient service delivery and resource management. The State Department Principal Secretary, Ms. Teresia Mbaika, speaking at a Nanyuki hotel during a three-day conference for the 47 counties chief officers and county program coordinators on Thursday, pointed out that

Kakamega: A contractor undertaking the Sh716 million state-of-the-art engineering complex at Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology has been asked to speed up the works to have the project complete by the end of 2026. According to Kenya News Agency, Kakamega’s National Government County Development Implementation Coordination and Management Committee raised concern over the slow pace of the construction

Nairobi: In a move to empower young learners to showcase their potential in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM), the Centre for Mathematics, Science, and Technology Education in Africa (CEMASTEA) continues to provide students with opportunities to develop their own STEM projects. Speaking during the second day of the 6th CEMASTEA STEM Boot Camp at the institution’s campus in Karen,

Nairobi: It was a moment of joy and relief for the family of Daniel Wanyeki, who was released after spending 17 years in prison for a crime he did not commit. Wanyeki’s daughters had framed him for defiling them, leading to his life sentence, but he was finally freed following a successful appeal. According to Kenya News Agency, Wanyeki walked