Plans for the implementation of the Sh4.4 billion project, known as Mau Mau Lot 4: Ihithe-Ndunyu Njeru Road, traversing the Aberdare National Park and the Aberdare Forest Reserve, were rolled out in ...

Malibu is set to embark on the construction of a new skate park in April, a $4.1 million project that's been in the works for a fair stretch, as reported by several local news outlets. Set for ...

Explore all key property features for 6 Park Lane, Gatton. Click here to find out more. What is the size of the property at 6 Park Lane, Gatton? The external land size for 6 Park Lane, Gatton is ...

He said seeing Kenya from the air is "simply magic", with the lights and the colours. King Willem Alexander however said seeing Kenya from the ground is even more impressive. Ruto said the event ...

Global challenges put immense pressure on transportation systems, especially in developing economies. To ensure future growth, stability, and poverty reduction, these economies must deliver effective ...

The Cabinet adopted the resolution to expand the Nairobi-Nakuru, known for heavy constant traffic congestions The highway ... "The Cabinet directed the finalisation of the construction framework and ...

Following the March 11, 2025 Cabinet meeting, President Ruto also shared updates on several key infrastructure projects, including the progress of the Talanta Hela Stadium at Jamhuri Park ... a ...

President William Ruto has promised to buy Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja a chapati-making machine that can produce a million units daily to boost the city’s ‘Dishi Na County’ school feeding program.

Three Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) lawmakers from Nairobi skipped the first leg of President William Ruto’s tour of the city on Monday, pointing at a possible political defiance against the Friday ...

Kenya’s Commission for University Education (CUE) has on Tuesday morning sounded the alarm about 15 institutions offering degree and postgraduate programs without proper accreditation. Through a ...

U.S.A.I.D. Global Health The United States was the major funder of tuberculosis programs. Now hundreds of thousands of sick patients can’t find tests or drugs, and risk spreading the disease.