Narok: The Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) has assured victims of the Duka Moja clashes in Narok East Sub County, where two people were shot dead and seven left nursing injuries, that no stone will be left unturned until they get justice. The confrontation between the police and the citizens began after the residents barricaded the Narok-Maai Mahiu highway at

Murang’a: A non-governmental organization, Suqoon, has urged stakeholders to collaborate in educating the public on pressing issues affecting the elderly population. Speaking at the Cottolengo home for the aged in Gaturi, Murang’a County, Suqoon’s program coordinator, Nasike Kisaka, emphasized the importance of fostering a culture of respect and care for older persons. She highlighted that such efforts lay the groundwork

Nairobi: Leading investment strategists and banking experts have shed light on global economic trends, providing valuable insights for investors in 2025. According to Kenya News Agency, in a forum hosted by Standard Chartered Bank, the experts cited economic growth, diversification, and resilience as leading the way for investors. The forum also featured incisive discussions on economic growth, market volatility, and

Turkana: The Department of Health and Sanitation in Turkana is preparing to launch the second phase of the Kenya Sanitation Enabling Environment Project (KSSEP), targeting 209 villages in Turkana West and Turkana South sub-counties through community-led total sanitation (CLTS) initiatives. This phase aims to foster behavioral changes that could help eliminate open defecation in these areas. According to Kenya News