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Nakuru County government has launched the biometric registration of its employees to get rid of ghost workers and entrench efficiency and effectiveness in public service delivery. Governor Susan Kihika however assured that the exercise, which will verify staff on the county
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A team of experts has expressed confidence in the safety of foods produced through biotechnology. The experts who met agricultural officers among other stakeholders in Murang’a explained that biotechnology is a
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The Kenya Tea Development Agency management has announced that 37 tea factories in East of Rift spread in Kiambu, Muranga, Nyeri, Kirinyaga, Meru and Embu counties have lost 100 million
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Bomet County Public Service Board has cautioned residents to be wary of fraudsters purporting to be in a position to secure the recently advertised vacancies in exchange for bribes. The board
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The County government of Busia remains committed to reviving the ailing agriculture sector following the plans to allocate 300 million to support farmers with inputs to increase production. Speaking at Muhoho
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