Ann Ngige Nyamu
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Ministry of Tourism targets to increase number of tourists from 1.9 million to 3 million by end of 2024
Through the Kenya Tourism Board, the ministry says it has undertaken an initiative to work with various stakeholders including hoteliers and eco-tourism operators to promote tourist destination sites in the country.
Wanjigi vows to fight for community in Ndabibi land tussle
Wanjigi vowed to advocate for local residents in the land tussle that has recently seen President William Ruto named as an interested party.
Govt to employ 20,000 JSS teachers, promote 30,000 more
KUPPET National Chairman Omboko Milemba said Ksh.4 billion would be required for the employment of the 20,000 teachers who would come in handy in addressing the crisis in JSS across the country.He noted that out of 50,000 teachers who had stagnated for years, 30,000 w...
'Stop the arrogance and sit down!' Martha Karua blasts Ruto over response to striking doctors
Karua lashed out at President Ruto over lavish spending by the government while Kenyans are crying over a hike in the price of commodities.
'Fake cop' Joshua Waiganjo acquitted of all charges
Waiganjo had been charged with four counts of impersonating senior police officers, illegally being in possession of police uniforms, and two charges of robbery with violence.Naivasha Chief Magistrate Nathan Lutta referenced a 2017 Court of Appeal ruling that ordered...
No partying along Moi South Lake road during Safari Rally
Parties along Mo South Lake road in Naivasha have also been outlawed as the Rift Valley security team announced a raft of security measures ahead of the rally slated for the Easter weekend.
Court dismisses Ndibithi Farmers' suit in dispute over Naivasha land
This comes a couple weeks after several youths including top officials of the company were arrested for invading over 5,000 acres and destroying property worth millions of shillings.
CJ Koome dismisses President Ruto claim of Judiciary, Executive housing tax deal
President Ruto had on Saturday in Bomet said that the Executive was in agreement with the Judiciary on the housing programme.CJ Koome however said the Judiciary is independent and its mandate was to execute its legal duty in regard...
Governor Kihika faults Senate for failing to protect flower farm workers
The Governor noted that the Senate had not enacted any laws to protect hundreds of workers and seek a rise in the minimum wages that they are receiving.
Education ministry in bid to bail out universities from KRA debt
According to Higher Education and Research Principal Secretary Dr Beatrice Muganda, the universities are out of the woods following the financial crunch that threatened their operations.