24pc of Narok population defecate in open
24 per cent of the Narok population defecates in the open, exposing the people to communicable diseases, Narok County Public Health Director Edward Tankoi has said. Tankoi, who spoke during a
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Residents root for more budgets for school infrastructure
West Pokot residents have asked the government to intensify infrastructural facilities in schools within the region to help more children have access to education in more conducive environments. The participants during
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County holds public participation forum on budget-making
The National Treasury and economic planning officials held a public participation forum to gather input from residents of West Pokot County for the medium-term budget for financial years 2024-2025 and
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Environmental stakeholders challenged to collaborate
Stakeholders dealing with environmental matters in Makueni County have been challenged to collaborate to avoid duplication and wastage of resources. Speaking on Tuesday, Makueni County Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili emphasised the
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Nyeri: Stigma, understaffing hinder adult education
A stretched and demoralised staff and societal stigma attached to adult learning are contributors to the dwindling number of candidates enrolling in the Adult and Continuing Education (ACE) learning programme. So
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