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At the heart of Kericho’s bustling main stage, under a modest shade built by the County Government, sits Josea Kipokorir Barchok, a 48-year-old shoe shiner whose quiet perseverance has become
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Local leaders, civil rights organisations and human rights activists in Kericho have called on the government to step up and support the sensitisation of members of the public and communities
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The government has launched a regional training workshop for Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) practitioners in the South Rift region as part of efforts to formalize skills in the informal
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As the world marks this year’s International Women’s Day and celebrates the resilience, courage, and progress of women across the globe, one woman in Kericho is quietly redefining gender roles
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A Kericho mother of seven who lost her two children due to malnutrition and poverty-related challenges is appealing to well-wishers to help mitigate the challenges. Maureen Tonui, 24, who is married to
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