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- FKF launches Beach Soccer League in Kwale in a bid to boost grassroots football
- PARLIAMENTARIANS AND THEIR AIDES.
- Elders call for unity among Mijikenda Kaya leaders to preserve cultural heritage.
- Kwale Governor Fatuma Achani lead a Governor Fatuma Achani lead Kwale residents in tree planting exercise at ganze primary in Waa Ng’ombeni.
- DRUG MULE BUSTED WITH COKE BEFORE TAKEOFF
- Couple linked to Likoni murder case fail to take plea citing absence of their lawyer
- Sacred ceremony seals peace between ancestral spirits and Mwache Dam construction.
- Frequent breakdowns and congestion trigger fresh demands for new ferries at Likoni crossing
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By Nuru Salim Kwale County has made significant strides in early childhood education (ECE), earning recognition for its efforts to improve access to quality education for young children. The county has established over 570 Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) centers, staffed by 912 qualified teachers and equipped with learning materials, nutrition programs, and play facilities. These investments have created a strong foundation for holistic child development, setting a benchmark for other regions in Kenya and beyond. The county’s achievements have attracted the attention of Theirworld, a global organization focused on addressing the education crisis. During a recent visit to Kwale,…
BY MVOYI ATHUMAN Kivyogo village in Tiwi Ward, Matuga Sub-County, has been left in mourning after a deeply tragic turn of events shattered what was meant to be a joyous occasion. Rukia Mohamed Mwalomba, a 25-year-old woman, had been eagerly preparing to marry the love of her life on Sunday, February 9, 2025. However, fate dealt her a cruel blow when her fiancé, Ali Pesa, fell seriously ill just days before their wedding. Despite being rushed to multiple hospitals, including Kwale Sub-County Hospital, he tragically lost his battle with the illness on Thursday, February 6, 2025. Ali, a young man…
By Antony Zoka Leaders in Ruruma Kilifi County, are calling on the community in the area to unite and pave the way for roads among other development projects. Rabai sub county Assistant County Commissioner 1, Sironka Masaa, warned individuals who are becoming a stumbling block in project implementation. Speaking at Bofu chief camp in Rabai, Masaa noted that unsolved land disputes in the area have resulted not only under development but also elderly killings. “I call upon all assistant chiefs and chiefs to address land issues in all ‘baraza’ as a way of getting a permanent solution to this problem.…
By Antony Zoka The judiciary in Mariakani has called on the community to have a regular visit to the court premises to familiarize with the judicial proceedings. According to Mariakani law court’s principal magistrate Kimani Mburu, gone are the days that judges and court officials would be viewed as gods. Mburu maintained that the Kenyan constitution has granted every citizen his/her rights calling on every individual to take the opportunity to interact with various court committees. “Despite the judiciary setting aside a dialog day every end of January as witnessed this year, this should not be the end of community…
By Alloys Musyoka A request letter from the Changoma family of Kaya Kwale to meet up with Kenya National Highway Authority on the tarmacking of 29 kilometers Kwale -Kinango road has elicited sharp debate in the area. The letter is copied to Kwale county governor Fatuma Achani and Kwale county commissioner. The controversial road remains a very vital point of connection to locals traveling to Nairobi and back as well as tourists accessing Diani tourist’s town, with its completion being very critical. According to the Changoma family led by ambassador Ali Chirau Mwakwere they have not been consulted about the…
By Nuru Salim A morning commuter rush at the Likoni Ferry crossing turned chaotic after security personnel were overwhelmed by pedestrians forcing their way past the waiting bay gates. The tension erupted when a man jumped over the gate in a desperate attempt to board the ferry before it was officially opened. As security officers moved to apprehend him, another pedestrian attempted the same, further fueling the disorder. A senior security officer, witnessing the defiance resorted to using force, pulling out his security rod and caning the second pedestrian as punishment for breaking the rules. This action angered the waiting…
By Nuru Salim At least five people lost their lives on the spot, while two others sustained serious injuries in a fatal road accident along the Milalani–Shimba Hills Road in Msambweni Sub-county on Sunday night. The tragic crash, which occurred at approximately 10:00 p.m., involved a lorry and a tuk-tuk, which collided head-on under unclear circumstances. Confirming the incident, Msambweni Sub-county Police Commander Ahmed Hillow said preliminary investigations suggest that one of the vehicles may have been speeding or veered into the wrong lane, leading to the fatal crash. “The road is in good condition, but we suspect that one…
BY SHABAN OMAR Police in the Kinango area have arrested 54 foreign nationals who were found in Gulanze village, Kwale County early this morning. The foreign nationals were believed to be ferried on a box body vehicle to Tanzania via the Kwale route. The arrest comes amid the surging cases of foreign nationals being trafficked in the region. Confirming the incident Kinango Sub-County Police Commander Jane Munywoki said three out of the 54 had already died. “At around 7:00 PM, we received information from residents that a lorry had dropped off individuals suspected to be foreign nationals, and we moved…
BY SHABAN OMAR A section of Wamasa and Nyango B villagers in Kinango sub-county, Kwale County, has raised concerns over the rising cases of insecurity in their area. The residents claim that unknown individuals frequently visit their villages, set up temporary camps, and are suspected of engaging in criminal activities. According to Peter Kisenga, a long-time resident, livestock theft has become rampant, with goats and cows disappearing regularly. He lamented that the community has suffered big losses, and the trend is worsening. Kisenga strongly believes that the mysterious visitors are behind the crimes, as their presence often coincides with increased…
By Nuru Salim The Judiciary has intensified efforts to bridge the gap between the justice system and the public by educating citizens on legal processes, access to justice, and service provision. Through an initiative called Bonga na Judiciary, Msambweni Law Courts hosted an interactive forum in Kinondo, bringing together legal experts, law enforcement officers, and community members to foster trust and transparency in the justice system. The event, organized in partnership with Youth for Sustainable World (YSW), a community-focused organization that empowers young people, aimed to clarify the justice system by addressing public concerns and clarifying legal procedures. Representatives from…