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“The project will enhance community awareness and prevention, build healthcare worker capacity through targeted training, and strengthen service delivery systems. It will also expa...

CS Duale told the Parliament’s Committee that the 2026 Budget Policy Statement (BPS) for the State Department for Public Health and Professional Standards is anchored on four pilla...

Food systems analysis shows that Kenya’s dairy sector contributes 14–17% of agricultural GDP and 3.5–4% of national GDP. The sector plays a vital role in income generation, employm...

“I am a life member of ODM and continue to participate actively in the affairs of the party. There is this misplaced notion that CSs should not participate in the affairs of politi...

The defining feature of Sobea remains its relationship with the highway — a lifeline that connects residents to Nakuru’s economic heartbeat, Salgaa’s industrial potential, and Eldo...

The ranking measured how easily citizens access services digitally, the reliability of revenue management systems, the use of data and innovation to improve lives, and the strength...

The by‑elections will fill four vacant elective positions. These include the Member of the National Assembly seat for Isiolo South Constituency in Isiolo County, left vacant follow...

The tour began on Sunday, February 22, 2026, in Nairobi, where they launched their nationwide rallies. They then moved into Nyamira on Monday, February 23, before heading to Kisii...

The project targets 225,000 residents in informal settlements across Nakuru and Nairobi, aiming to strengthen Primary Health Care (PHC) services and expand access to essential Wate...

In Nakuru, KMC is being championed as a way to directly reduce newborn mortality, improve breastfeeding, and support healthy development, making it a vital complement to Kenya’s br...

Sifuna has been drawing large crowds at rallies such as the Linda Mwananchi event in Kitengela, where his speeches have been compared to historic Kenyan political figures. Commenta...

Dr Kiptoo attributed the positive outlook to improved agricultural output, steady growth in the services sector and robust diaspora remittances.