Tribulation of Subukia tomato farmer
Fredrick Gitau has fond memories of small-scale farming from his childhood. He and his seven siblings were educated through the proceeds from the sale of tomatoes. His family used to earn
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239 needy students secure scholarships
At least 239 needy students from Uasin Gishu County are set to join Form One this year after securing the Jomo Kenyatta Foundation Elimu Scholarship. In an interview with the County
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Drug, child labour blamed for poor performance in Mwea
Mwea Member of Parliament Mary Maingi has decried that drug abuse and child labour contributed to the poor performance of local schools in national examinations. She told an education summit with
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Media Council files case over attack on journalists
The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) has vowed to use legal means to ensure attacked journalists are compensated and their equipment replaced by the perpetrators. This comes after several journalists affiliated
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State encourages coffee farmers to increase production
Cabinet Secretary for Co-operatives and Small, Micro, and Medium Enterprises Simon Chelugui has encouraged Murang’a coffee farmers to take advantage of the new reforms in the sector to increase their
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