Royalties and compensation expected to be sticking points as Kakamega in western Kenya braces for largest gold mining deal

Royalties and compensation expected to be sticking points as Kakamega in western Kenya braces for largest gold mining deal

Idakho South ward MCA Stephen Mukhala stressed that compensation must prioritise the value of the land given the valuable minerals underneath. Others insisted that the best way for compensation for landowners should be land to land otherwise some may consume money and later remain landless.

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How in a tiny rented in 1896 in Detroit, US, Henry Ford built the first gasoline-powered car and changed the way the world travels

How in a tiny rented in 1896 in Detroit, US, Henry Ford built the first gasoline-powered car and changed the way the world travels

Seven years later, on June 16, 1903, Ford launched the Ford Motor Company in a small converted carriage factory in Detroit. The company’s first year brought in $37,000 in profit against $28,000 in investment.

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Uganda reaches milestone in linguistic diversity, multilingualism and protection of mother tongues

Uganda reaches milestone in linguistic diversity, multilingualism and protection of mother tongues

Uganda Tgovernment recognises language as a fundamental pillar of cultural identity, social inclusion and sustainable national development, the minister said.

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Depression ravaging Uganda as mental illness incidence linked to economic struggles hits 70 per cent

Depression ravaging Uganda as mental illness incidence linked to economic struggles hits 70 per cent

Speaking at the launch of the State of Uganda Population Report 2025, Minister for Health Ruth Aceng said the evidence presented is deeply concerning, with cases rising to 843,295 from 494,326.

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Kwale sets own source revenue target of $6.5 million in 2026-27 financial year as it rolls out CFSP public hearings

Kwale sets own source revenue target of $6.5 million in 2026-27 financial year as it rolls out CFSP public hearings

For the 2026/2027 financial year, the county has prioritised agriculture, health, education, infrastructure development particularly water and roads and economic empowerment programmes targeting women, youth and persons living with disabilities.

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Research and science careers attract 178 youths in Kilifi who want to join KEMRI School Leavers’ Attachment Scheme

Dr Uyoga underlined the need to replicate similar initiatives in all sub-counties in Kilifi to accommodate more beneficiaries while urging the county government to initiate similar schemes.

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Kajiado County own source revenue shoots 41 per cent to $3.12 million last month  

Kajiado County own source revenue shoots 41 per cent to $3.12 million last month  

Governor Lenku reaffirmed his commitment to reforms that are geared towards reducing revenue leakages, improving compliance and enhancing public confidence in county revenue administration.

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Kenya targets East African livestock market with launch of $2.33m animal nutrition feed plant

Kenya targets East African livestock market with launch of $2.33m animal nutrition feed plant

With 35 outlets in Kenya and ambitions to serve regional markets including Uganda and Tanzania, the company positions the Athi River plant as part of a broader effort to establish Kenya as a regional hub for livestock feed production.

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How philosopher John Dewey’s ‘school of chaos’ similar to Competency-Based Education in Kenya catapulted America to industrial giant

How philosopher John Dewey’s ‘school of chaos’ similar to Competency-Based Education in Kenya catapulted America to industrial giant

There were no rigid lessons. Children learned math by running a store, science by cooking, history by building tools. They moved. They spoke. They failed in public. Dewey treated mistakes as data, not disobedience. Knowledge came from experience, not recitation.

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How South African teenage girl who spoke English, French, Arabic, Swahili and Kikuyu was instrumental in Britain’s WWII victory over Germany

How South African teenage girl who spoke English, French, Arabic, Swahili and Kikuyu was instrumental in Britain’s WWII victory over Germany

Over the course of her mission, Pippa Latour sent 135 coded messages. Each one directed RAF precision bombing runs. Each one armed French Resistance cells. Each one brought D-Day closer to success.

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