KYEOP rolls out training programme in Kwale
At least 560 youth in Kwale County hope for a better future after the Kenya Youth Empowerment and Opportunities Project (KYEOP) kicked off a seven-month training program. The program targets youth
Read onAt least 560 youth in Kwale County hope for a better future after the Kenya Youth Empowerment and Opportunities Project (KYEOP) kicked off a seven-month training program. The program targets youth
Read onThe Japanese Embassy in Kenya has handed over two modern and well equipped school dormitories to the Kwale County Government. Japanese Ambassador to Kenya, Horie Ryoichi and Kwale Governor, Salim Mvurya,
Read onThe Ministry of ICT, Innovation, and Youth Affairs through the State Department of Youth Affairs in Kwale County has inaugurated the County Youth Sector Working Groups (CYSWG). County Youth Working Sector
Read onEfforts by Bamburi Cement Company to offer scholarships to needy students in Kwale County helped to realize the 100 percent transition to secondary schools in the county. Through its Corporate Social
Read onKwale-based Australian-owned mining company Base Titanium, has been awarded the ISO 14001:2015 certificate, making it the first mining company in East and Central Africa, to attain this accreditation. The ISO 14001
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