Curbing Road Carnage: PSV, School Drivers Benefit from Free Medical and Vehicle Inspections Drive

KISUMU, Kenya– As road fatalities surge nationwide, hundreds of Public Service Vehicle (PSV) and school drivers from eight counties underwent free medical assessments and vehicle inspections recently. Christened ‘NikoFit2Drive’, drivers’ physical and mental fitness to curb road accidents and safeguard passengers, especially schoolchildren. Counties represented included Kisumu, Migori, Siaya, Kisii, Kakamega, Bungoma, Kericho, and Homabay. The…

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40,000 Smallholder Farmers Set to Benefit from GIZ and CGA Pact

KISUMU, Kenya– About 40,000 smallholder farmers have reasons to smile following an initiative between The German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) and Cereal Growers Association (CGA). The first phase of the program has been earmarked to enhance agricultural production in Kisumu, Nakuru and Kakamega Counties, thus increasing the national food basket. Based on the expected…

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Albert Ojwang’s Death: Kisumu Religious Leaders Call for Speedy and Thorough Investigations

KISUMU, Kenya- Religious leaders in Kisumu County are now appealing to authorities to expedite the investigations and serve justice following the killing of slain teacher Albert Omondi Ojwang. The 31-year-old teacher from Homabay County was brutally murdered, according to autopsy reports, triggering nationwide outcry for accountability. The clergy, led by Archbishop Dr Winnie Owiti of…

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Governor Sakaja to Demonstrators: Shun Violence and Destruction of Property

KAMAGUT, Uasin Gishu – Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has strongly condemned the destruction of property worth millions of shillings that occurred during recent protests in Nairobi. He urged demonstrators to exercise restraint in their pursuit of justice, emphasising that this should not involve acts of violence. The three-day demonstrations followed the death of Albert Ojwang,…

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Finance Budget 2025: The State Must Prioritise Economic Relief and the Cost of Living

KISUMU, Kenya – As the clock ticks toward the unveiling of Kenya’s Sh4.3 trillion national budget for the 2025/2026 financial year, the eyes and hopes of the nation are fixed on what lies within its pages. Across households, workplaces, and digital platforms, ordinary Kenyans are waiting—not for grandeur, but for practical relief. Treasury Cabinet Secretary…

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Navigating the AI Revolution: Ensuring Press Freedom and Ethical Journalism in a Digital Age

NAIROBI, Kenya – The Kenya Correspondents Association (KCA) hosted eight regional dialogue forums across Kenya in May 2025 to commemorate World Press Freedom Day (WPFD).  This initiative aimed to foster media dialogue among a diverse range of stakeholders. The forums took place from May 5-9, 2025, with support from the UNESCO Regional Office for Eastern…

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President Ruto’s Sh5.1B Boost for Siaya As Governor Orengo Returns to the Fold

In a show of solidarity, Siaya County leaders and businessmen were hosted by President William Ruto at the State House in Nairobi earlier today. This meeting comes after months of political imbroglio pitting the administration led by Governor James Orengo, local leaders, and the national government. During the event, President Ruto pledged that the government…

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