Narok: Deputy Chief of Staff, Performance and Delivery Management Eliud Owalo, has reiterated the government’s stand to complete stalled projects before embarking on new projects. He observed projects which were initiated by the former regime that were verifiable and visible will be completed to benefit the people and grow the economy. ‘The government is committed to completing projects initiated by

Nakuru: The Nakuru County government, in collaboration with the Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO), is providing training to over 15,000 farmers on the cultivation of the ‘Nyota’ bean variety. This initiative focuses on teaching proper agronomical practices for this high-yielding and disease-resistant bean, with an eye on tapping into the export market. According to Kenya News Agency, Agriculture

Nairobi: The Nairobi Coffee Exchange auctioned a substantial volume of coffee, generating Sh.1.8 billion for farmers and estates. According to Kenya News Agency, the recent auction saw 34,855 bags of 50 kilos each being traded, which marked a 6 percent decrease from the 37,204 bags auctioned in the previous week’s sale. The average price per 50-kilo bag fell by 7

Nairobi: The Senate has drafted a Bill that seeks to regulate the operations of fire and rescue services in Kenya by establishing a Fire and Rescue Service Professionals Board. The Bill aims to provide a structured framework for examination, training, registration, and licensing of professionals in the fire and rescue services sector. According to Kenya News Agency, the Board will