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Education

STEM pathway gains popularity in first CBC exams

KNA2 December 16, 20250

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) has emerged as the most preferred career pathway among learners who sat the inaugural Kenya Junior School Education Assessme...

Government to solarize all TVET Institutions by June 2026

KNA2 December 16, 20250

Religion

Priests conclude studies in Sabbatical program

KNA4 December 7, 20250

The St. John Paul II Sabbatical Program has graduated its largest cohort since its inception, after 38 priests and religious sisters completed the four-month psycho-spiritual forma...

Religious leaders advocate for tolerance

KNA4 December 7, 2025December 7, 20250

Lifestyle and Entertainment

5th Piny Luo festival opens in Migori

KNA2 December 16, 20250

The fifth edition of the Piny Luo Festival was officially launched on Monday at Rongo University in Migori County, bringing together political leaders, community elders, scholars, ...

Migori finalizes preparations for vibrant piny Luo Festival

KNA4 December 11, 20250

Transition

Makueni mourns trade CECM Dr Sonia Nzilani

KNA1 November 30, 20250

Makueni County Governor Mutula Kilonzo Jr has described the late County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Trade, Markets and Tourism, Dr Sonia Nzilani, as a deliberate steward ...

Agriculture industry stakeholders mourn aak-Grow CropLife CEO

KNA4 November 18, 20250

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