Information For Development
Kenya’s proposed nuclear power plant is expected to generate more than 20,000 megawatts of electricity by 2040, positioning the country as a power-sufficient economy. Speaking in Kakamega, the Chief Executive Officer
Read on
The Pest Control Products Board has confiscated illegal pesticides valued at Sh200,000 and arrested 6 traders in connection with the sale of unregistered pest control products in Busia town. Speaking to
Read on
Expectant mothers in Chegilet, Kerio Valley, have a reason to celebrate following the launch of the construction of a Sh50 million maternal ward funded by the Safaricom Mpesa Foundation. The Foundation’s
Read on
Kiambu County is stepping up efforts to ensure the vegetables consumed by its residents are both safe and nutritious. In partnership with the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN), the county
Read on
Lecturers at Moi University have vowed to continue with their strike, accusing the institution of failing to honor a return-to-work formula signed last year after a three-month industrial strike. The Uasin
Read on