Kakamega: Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa yesterday urged residents of Malava Constituency and leaders to uphold peace and dignity during the burial ceremony of Malava MP the late Malulu Injendi, which is scheduled for Tuesday next week. Speaking at the late MP’s home in Malava, Governor Barasa emphasized the need for unity and calm during the funeral proceedings. According to Kenya

Bartabwa: The Speaker of the Senate, Amason Kingi, and his National Assembly counterpart, Moses Wetangula, have called for cohesiveness amongst parliamentarians in order to drive the country forward. The duo made their appeal during the funeral service of Baringo Senator William Cheptumo at Arap Moi Secondary School in Bartabwa, where they issued a word of caution concerning recent heightened political

Baringo: Leaders across the political divide have paid tribute to the late Baringo Senator William Cheptumo, eulogizing him as a peacemaker and a patriot. The leaders joined thousands of mourners at Arap Moi Secondary School in Bartabwa, Baringo North, Baringo County, to bid farewell to the legislator who had a political career, serving as a Baringo North Member of Parliament

Nakuru City: Nakuru City has recorded a remarkable 25% increase in safely managed sanitation services in the past decade, signaling a significant improvement in the provision of sanitation infrastructure. According to Kenya News Agency, this progress has been largely attributed to the adoption of the Citywide Inclusive Sanitation (CWIS) approach, a model that recognizes both onsite and offsite sanitation systems