Insecurity, transport woes lock out Boni learners from school
Shabaab militants have targeted the only road connecting the villages to the rest of Lamu
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Alarm over dwindling turtles population in Lamu
Conservationists say misleading beliefs among the local community about the turtles to blame for the numbers drop
Lobby pushes for Sh1.3bn Owino Uhuru residents payout
Courts awarded damages to 3,000 residents who had filed a class action suit over lead poisoning.
IEBC upbeat of hitting voter listing target
Poll agency vice chairperson says they have brought on board more stakeholders to make it a success
Three killed after being hit by truck
Eye witnesses say the driver was heading towards Malindi before he knocked a tuktuk then the motobike.
State begins construction of livestock export yard at Lamu Port
PS Kimutai says the project will revolutionise animal export business in the country
Diabetes, hypertension patients bore brunt of Covid in Lamu—report
Most patients went off their clinical schedules and this endangered or slowed down their recovery
Hundreds of IDs remain uncollected in Taita Taveta
IEBC targets to enlist at least 33,732 new voters in the ongoing registration exercise
Security agencies pursue Shabaab over torched Lapsset lorries
Residents have reported a heavy security presence in the area including constant air patrols
Over 200 Kwale families vow to stay put in disputed Mwatate land
The residents say they are the original inhabitants of the parcel said to belong to Kalro
Luos in Mombasa divided over Shahbal, Nassir, Omar
The Luo community is third largest voting bloc in Mombasa after Mijikenda and Kambas
NLC has powers to probe land row, official tells Chitembwe
Judge is among 47 individuals and companies embroiled in 14.7 acres dispute with Nyali Primary School
Alarm over elderly killings in Kilifi
Commissioner says most of the cold blood murders are planned and executed by family members
Kwale rights groups push for mass voter listing
Angaza Movement is sensitising residents on the importance of voting and engaging in a peaceful poll
Kwale farmers to get agricultural training
More than 60 Kwale farming groups to be trained on modern farming.
Why do Muslim men wear beards?
A man without a beard in Islam is no different from a woman, some clerics say.
Lamu cashew farmers decry 14-year export ban
Only the National Cereals and Produce Board can purchase raw nuts from farmers.
Shahbal banks on youth to win
Young people make up 65 per cent of all the registered voters in the county
Lamu politician calls for sober talks on security situation
Says war in Lamu, can only be won through political goodwill from local leadership.
Drought forces children out of school in Kwale
Residents say learners skip classes as they join their parents in search of food and water