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Childline Kenya has unveiled a project to address increasing cases of child labour in Kakamega County. The project dubbed Not Invisible Anymore (NIA) targets ending exploitative child domestic work. Childline Kenya Project
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Residents of Kakamega have supported the proposed establishment of a research and Farmers' Training Centre by the Kenya Marine and Fisheries Research Institute (KMFRI). They said the project would create employment
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The National Government plans to distribute 12.5 million bags of planting and topdressing fertiliser to enhance crop yields during this financial year. This heavy investment in agriculture is geared towards ensuring
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Stakeholders have called upon the government to set aside enough funds to support children's services for proper upbringing. Speaking during the commemoration of the Day of the African Child at Approved
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Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in Kakamega have urged the government to end police brutality that has cut short the dreams of a promising young Kenyan Albert Ojwang. They urged the government
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