We're not intimidated by your threats, Nyoro tells Raila
He dismissed Raila’s claims that they planned to disrupt his demonstrations by causing mayhem
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1.2 million cubic meter Yamo dam in Maralal nears completion
At least 64,000 households will benefit from its water.
How brokers, cheats swindle helpless Kwale fisherfolk
Lacking cold storage equipment, they are forced to sell their stocks quickly at throw-away prices to avoid fish rotting.
Water firms to plant a million trees to fight climate change
Each of the 100 service providers across the country will be required to plant at least 10,000 trees.
KFS recruits 2,700 forest rangers to boost surveillance
It also unveiled eight vehicles to help resolve mobility challenges.
Kisumu residents urged to conserve water catchment areas
Owili emphasized the need to speed up efforts towards achieving sustainable water management practices.
Scientists develop fast maturing cashew varieties
The varieties are KKorosho 81, KKorosho 82, KKorosho 100 and KKorosho 75.
KPA starts processing Sh1.76b payout for fisherfolk
Affected fishermen will be personally sought to append their signatures.
Woman jumps into well, man hangs himself in Naivasha
She opened lid of borehole and jumped in as neighbours watched in horror, police collected body later.
Court bars removal of Nairobi acting county secretary
Musumba will remain in office up to May 8, 2023, when the case will be heard.
ID changes lives of once-stateless Makonde people
Despite being born in Kenya and possessing land, they lived like squatters for lack of identity cards.
Sakaja proposes 8 zones fit for night clubs operation
The zones are subject to review depending on development trends.
Fishermen want Coast Guard out of Lake Naivasha
Fish catch has dropped sharply, Coast Guard blamed for colluding with illegals.
Kenya inks Sh32 billion climate-smart agriculture deal
Venture to reduce dependence on importing food by $200m, over Sh26bn annually.
Activist sues five supermarkets for packaging, selling sugar it hasn't milled, allegedly hurting farmers, consumers, ...
Hearing May 17, four of five fail to respond to petition by Stanslaus Alusiola.
Garissa NGOs team up to help drought-hit residents
500,000 people are food insecure in Garissa
St Pauls University students elect new leaders
- Victor Solitei, a third-year student, broke the institution’s election record by beating his rival, Bedan ...
Parklands residents protest over construction work at ...
"We want a word from the governor, we are not leaving this place."