Ann Ngige Nyamu
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Kenyans turn to digital lenders for financial support, mainly for medical bills
Addressing the press on the sidelines of the meeting, Mutiso said that currently, digital lenders were dispensing over Ksh.10 billion in loans every month.
Why CBC is dividing Council of Elders and the church on circumcision
The initiation of boys into adulthood this coming holiday has continued to generate debate, with the Kikuyu Council of Elders insisting that the exercise will not be conducted.
CS Wandayi defends Adani deal with KETRACO, says it will lower electricity costs
Wandayi noted power losses stood at 24 per cent due to old transmission equipment.
Naivasha: Partygoer in critical condition after allegedly being shot in neck by police officer
Ngugi, who had attended the event with friends, was shot at point-blank range by an officer attached to the Critical Infrastructure Police Unit (CIPU) following a brief altercation.
72-year-old man charged in plot to murder wife, children over a land dispute
In the case that reads like a script from a horror movie, the farmer and his daughter based in the US hired two hit-men and agreed on a Sh2m fee to eliminate the wife, three sons and a daughter.
Naivasha man dies after crane collapses on him at construction site
A 31-year-old man died on the spot after a crane collapsed on him at a construction site in Naivasha town.
Governors say they were sidelined in implementation of SHIF
The Council of Governors (COG) has also accused the national government of bypassing them in the implementation of the programme.
Naivasha: Hunt for man who burnt wife with metal rod during fight over money
A mother of three is fighting for her life in Naivasha Sub-County hospital after she was physically assaulted by her husband using a hot metal rod.
Education CS Migos says teachers’ salary increment to be disbursed by Friday
He said that the government is engaging KUPPET with the hope of resolving the stalemate so that learning resumes.
Kinangop onion and tomato farmers decry low produce prices, cite unfair competition from Tanzanian traders
Another farmer Stella Wanjiru said that a crate of tomatoes from Tanzania was retailing at Sh2,500 per crate compared to Sh3,200 from local farmers.