Tourism minister wants arid parts Nyandarua in central Kenya classified ‘hardship’ to stop labour exodus

Tourism minister wants arid parts Nyandarua in central Kenya classified ‘hardship’ to stop labour exodus

Tourism and Wildlife CS Rebecca Miano addressing residents at her parents’ rural home where she called for classification of semi-arid and arid areas in parts of Ndaragua as hardship areas.

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Uproar in the US as Michigan prison films naked women in showers and caught guards saying lewd things

Uproar in the US as Michigan prison films naked women in showers and caught guards saying lewd things

Under the Michigan Department of Corrections policy directive, prison guards were instructed to wear activated body cameras while conducting routine strip searches, capturing video of women in states of complete undress.

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Kenya starts industrial mapping for up to date data and boost sector growth

Kenya starts industrial mapping for up to date data and boost sector growth

The exercise will integrate geospatial technologies to create a physical and digital directory of industries, geo-code industrial locations, and generate a detailed assessment report identifying opportunities for industrial expansion and development.

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Cardinal Robert Prevost becomes first American to be elected pope, to be called Pope Leo XIV

Cardinal Robert Prevost becomes first American to be elected pope, to be called Pope Leo XIV

Who is Robert Prevost? The former pope, Francis, brought Prevost to the Vatican in 2023 to serve as the powerful head of the office that vets bishop nominations from around the world, one of the most important jobs in the Catholic Church. As a result, Prevost has a prominence going into the conclave that few other cardinals had.

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Environment in Uganda is the theatre where leaders trade indigenous rights for cheap Chinese and Indian toys

Environment in Uganda is the theatre where leaders trade indigenous rights for cheap Chinese and Indian toys

The 1995 Constitution, designed by the very group of people in power today strategically places all the natural resources of Uganda in the singular hands of the President Tibuhaburwa Museveni, who has several times stated that what matters today are interests, not identities (of the indigenous groups of Ugandans. The interests are political, military, economic, financial, as well as the use of these to dominate and conquer the indigenes well in the future.

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Trusting Museveni with environment is suicidal, Ugandans must reclaim institution of president and civic power over it

Trusting Museveni with environment is suicidal, Ugandans must reclaim institution of president and civic power over it

In pursuit of its environmentally unconscious decisions and actions in the total environment of Uganda, power has frequently ignored the constitutional boundaries between the Executive, the Legislature and the Judiciary, with dire environmental consequences in all the dimensions of the environment: ecological-biological, socioeconomic, sociocultural and temporal.

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‘Shoe-missile’ attack on President Ruto in Migori now linked to sibling rivalry among Kuria clans

‘Shoe-missile’ attack on President Ruto in Migori now linked to sibling rivalry among Kuria clans

According to the local politics, the Bakira and the Bugumbe clans have never enjoyed cordial relationship since time immemorial, with the later, where the current members of parliaments (MP) Mathews Robi comes from seen to be always holding senior government positions and high profile political seats at the expense of the Bakira clan.

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Kenyan MPs spoiling for battle with judiciary over control of constituency development kitty

Kenyan MPs spoiling for battle with judiciary over control of constituency development kitty

In their submission, the residents led by Rose Wanzala from Marachi North, Julius Agunda from Lugulu and Stephen Wasike from Marachi Central argued that NG-CDF is essential for equitable development, especially at grassroots and helps the government address socio-economic development needs.

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Prices of maize flour, a staple in Kenya, rise sharply hours after agriculture minister assurances

Prices of maize flour, a staple in Kenya, rise sharply hours after agriculture minister assurances

Last week while speaking at the United Nations Food Systems Summit (UNFSS+4) at the UN offices in Nairobi, Agriculture Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe dismissed claims that maize and, consequently, maize flour prices were going to increase further.

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Kenya’s finance minister casts starry outlook as he launches Economic Survey 2025

Kenya’s finance minister casts starry outlook as he launches Economic Survey 2025

The economic survey 2025 launched on Wednesday by Mr Mbadi shows that the general growth decline was occasioned by multiple factors, despite enhanced government support to the sector in addition to increased crop yields and livestock production in the review period.

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