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Murkomen began the inspection at Kamariny Stadium in Keiyo North Sub-County, where he said construction works were more than halfway complete. The facility is expected to host sporting activities as part of eve...
Kenya’s Senate Committee on Energy says public support for the country’s first nuclear power plant will depend on tangible benefits reaching the host community. During engagements with NuPEA and residents in Le...
Gachagua nevertheless questioned the circumstances of Raila's final medical care, asking why doctors who had been treating him were allegedly denied access during his final hours
In a statement shared on his X account on Monday, Ruto said each beneficiary will receive Sh25,000, bringing the total amount disbursed to every participant to Sh50,000 following an earlier allocation made this...
The Deputy President noted that prior internal meetings had been held with Cabinet Secretaries before broader engagements with stakeholders took place.
Murkomen on Saturday said works at the stadium are already underway, with the contractor on site and progress moving as planned. He assured the public that the facility will be ready to host the celebrations as...
According to the Auditor-General, the county’s records are unclear on which biological assets are still under county control and which have been handed out.
According to the police, the operation focused on areas that have previously recorded security incidents and the presence of armed groups. The service said the targeted approach was meant to limit the movement...
Murkomen’s remarks come after Education CS Julius Ogamba announced that the transition rate now standing at 75 per cent.
The 4th Iten International Marathon in Elgeyo Marakwet honored over 40 landslide victims, rewarded top runners with up to Sh1 million, and highlighted anti-doping and grassroots talent development efforts.
The fourth edition of the Iten Marathon has kicked off in Iten, Elgeyo Marakwet County, attracting the largest number of athletes to date, with nearly 1,000 participants from across the region.
Residents argue that relocation within Embobut is essential to prevent further tragedies, noting that those previously moved to areas “below the road” were among the hardest hit.