Defilement convict framed by daughters freed after 17 years
It was joy for the family of Daniel Wanyeki, who was sentenced to life imprisonment after his two daughters framed him for defiling them, when he was finally freed after
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Kiambu
Kiandutu Slums grapple with alarming surge in GBV cases
Stakeholders in Thika’s Kiandutu slums have raised concern over the alarming rise in gender-based violence (GBV) cases in the area, where more than 50 cases are reported monthly. The cases, they say, involve defilement, sodomy,
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Sound governance to save local universities from collapse, Don
While the survival of most local universities is under threat due to financial strains and debts, a university don says ethical leadership and strong governance can save several of them from eventual collapse. KCA University Vice Chancellor
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Livestock vaccination exercise set to begin in January
The government will roll out a national livestock vaccination exercise starting January 2025, Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary Andrew Karanja has said. The country wide vaccination of livestock, which is an
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Tatu City named Regional Office Point for World FZO
Tatu City, Kenya's first mixed-use Special Economic Zone (SEZ), has been selected as the Regional Office and National Contact Point for the World Free Zones Organisation. The World Free Zones Organisation
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