Kisumu: Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki has pledged the government’s commitment towards fast-tracking key development projects in the Nyanza region. He highlighted that projects such as the ring road along Lake Victoria, the extension of the Standard Gauge Railway from Naivasha to Kisumu, the Koru-Soin dam, and last mile power connectivity are crucial to unlocking development in the area. According

Moyale: The government’s plans to address water scarcity in Marsabit County is bearing fruits with a borehole yielding 23,000 m³ per hour having been drilled at Golole Location, Moyale constituency. Also, every effort is being done to reinstate the Sh4.6 billion hunger safety net programme (HSNP) that stopped in eight arid and semi-arid Lands (ASALs) counties over funding about four

Murang’a: Various stakeholders and residents want the Judicial Service Commission to deploy more judges for the High Court in Murang’a to handle increased case backlog. During a court open day forum which brought together judicial officers and court users on Friday, it was revealed that the backlog at the local high court stands at 2,445 active cases with 260 cases

Mandera: Mandera County Government has laid the foundation stone for the construction of 10 new classrooms at Mandera Teachers Training College. The project is directly funded by the Office of the President, with President William Ruto issuing the directive during his visit to Mandera County last week. According to Kenya News Agency, the newly constructed classrooms are expected to benefit