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Valentine's Day wedding: Gatundu couple ties knot after 30 years of living together
A couple that has lived together for 30 years finally decided to tie the knot on Valentine's Day.
Calls to bring down cost of braille equipment as learners suffer
Kabesa urged other learners with visual impairment or other disabilities to stay focused on their dreams and not give up.
Kiambu: Concern over cases of death by suicide
With Kiambu County leading in the number of suicide cases in Kenya, mental health experts have called for immediate and coordinated efforts to address the growing crisis.
Kiambu Gov't puts grabbers on notice after encroachment on land set aside for affordable housing
The Kiambu County government has put on notice individuals who have illegally acquired land meant for construction of affordable houses.
Thika: Farmers oppose lifting of ban on raw macadamia exports
The lobby is pushing for the immediate reinstatement of the total ban on raw nut exports to protect the quality of Kenyan exports and ensure the sustainability of the macadamia industry.
Githunguri: Verification of documents to start as members of ranching company seek title deeds
Members of Githunguri Ranching Company in Ruiru, have expressed joy as they draw closer to finally receiving title deeds.
Ruiru: Three die while offloading granite from trailer
Three men died in Ruiru, Kiambu County, while offloading granite from a trailer that had ferried the material from the industrial area in Nairobi.
NYS recruitment: Section of youth turned away for having tattoos, errors in ID cards
Even though they met academic qualifications, they were found ineligible because of the body arts.
Sombre mood as four men murdered in Gatundu laid to rest
The four were killed as they were heading home and postmortems conducted at General Kago Funeral Home in Thika on Wednesday last week revealed that their heads were smashed with a blunt object and they died of excessive bleeding.
Kiambu MPs drum up support for Finance Bill, say it must pass
The legislators, led by Juja MP George Koimburi upheld that parliamentarians allied to Kenya Kwanza would pass the Bill, as the government of the day must always win.