Muriuki said surveillance operations were ongoing, with screening being conducted at all points of entry and relevant agencies working together to strengthen the country’s preparedness.

Psychologist Monica Mahinda said engaging directly with children with special needs was essential to understanding their experiences and developing appropriate interventions.

Njuki said the Nyanza and Mt Kenya regions had maintained working relations over the years and should sustain their cooperation ahead of the next election.

The exercise was conducted under the theme “Panda Miti, Boresha Maisha”, which calls on Kenyans to plant trees and improve their surroundings.

By Monica Nashon Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba says Kenya plans to tap into the international carbon credit market to generate revenue from tree planting and channel the proceeds towards supporting the education sector. Speaking on Saturday during Mazingira Day celebrations at Nyangweta Forest in South Mugirango Constituency, Kisii County, Ogamba said the government […]

Njuki emphasised the importance of precautionary measures, noting that Ebola is a serious disease requiring vigilance and a coordinated response from both the public and health authorities.

The ministry dismissed concerns that the directive covers all government departments.

The senator is also seeking details of how much was spent on administration and other operational activities, compared with the amount that reached students.

Onyonka raised concerns over staffing, equipment and access to specialised services for patients from the region.

By Ongaga Ongaga Possible United Green Movement (UGM) presidential candidate David Maraga on Friday described his 107-year-old sister, Mama Safina Nyaboe Otiambo, as a trusted confidant whose death had left a deep void in his family. Maraga had gathered with relatives and mourners in Nyairobi Village, Kipkelion, Kericho County, to bid her farewell. “I have […]