Kenyan legislature at crossroads of change
In a ‘Circular on Judicial Dress Code and Address,’ of August 23, 2011, the then Chief Justice (CJ), Dr. Willy Mutunga, directed judicial officers to discard ceremonial wigs that were
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Will the 15 percent ‘Working Folk’ Save the World from Coronavirus?
Going by the comments on social media of the confirmation of a coronavirus cases in Kenya my mind reflected back into a workshop on Nyumba Kumi initiative, way back in
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A Woman who drives hearse tells her story
Wearing green and white uniform, displaying a badge of a local church, Margret Wangari, goes about sampling coffins at a well-known dealer’s shop in Nyahururu. She is particular on this very
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Smart car source of interest at Polytechnic’s first international conference
Nyeri National Polytechnic students display a smart car invented by the students during the first day of the institution’s first international conference that started Wednesday at the polytechnic’s grounds. The car is
Read onIrrigation helping farmers save water
Farming has been and still is a major backbone of our Country’s economy which greatly relies on crop and livestock farming. Farmers from various parts of the country which are considered
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