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- Watamu residents clash with police over controversial housing project
- Lamu East leaders sound alarm over increased panga violence cases in Pate Island
- CS Kagwe: Irrigation and Large-Scale Farming Key to Ending Kenya’s Drought-Induced Food Crisis*
- Lamu East Villages Demand Police Presence Amid Rising Sexual and Gender-Based Violence
- Lungaunga residents demonstrate as they demand for land adjudication as directed by the parliamentary petition committee in November 2024.
- President William Ruto UDA party to field Jimmy Kahindi for Kilifi governor
- Okoa Malindi Initiative Engages Youth Through Sports to Fight Drug Abuse
- The Silent Struggle of Part-Time Lecturers at the Technical University of Mombasa*
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BY SHABAN OMAR More than 100 fisherfolk and sunflower farmers from Pongwe-Kikoneni in Kwale County are set to improve their productivity following the distribution of essential tools and seeds by the county government. The initiative aims to enhance food security and economic empowerment within the region, providing much-needed support to the two vital sectors. The fisherfolk, a group comprising both men and women, received an array of fishing gear designed to improve their efficiency and capacity. Among the items distributed were fishing nets, 20-litre cooler boxes, fish finders, fish display boxes, flippers, masks, and snorkel sets. The gear will be…
BY SHABAN OMAR The Kwale Mining Alliance, in collaboration with the Kenya Human Rights Commission, has commenced a two-day policy conversation on fiscal management and mineral royalties forum at the Diani Reef Hotel in Msambweni, Kwale County. The forum brings together mining stakeholders, including Civil Society Organizations, local leaders, and National Government representatives, with the goal of enhancing understanding of the mining industry, its challenges, and the processes related to the disbursement of mineral royalties. The discussions are intended to foster transparency, reflect on the impact of mining projects, examine the governing mineral laws, and advocate for the timely…
BY SHABAN OMAR In Kwale County, where tradition and societal expectations often shape the roles of women, a group of girls and young women defy the odds to chase their passion for football. Amid a backdrop of conservative norms that view the sport as a male domain, they stand tall, determined to break barriers and redefine what women can achieve. Their journey is not just a personal triumph, but a bold statement to the community, that talent, drive, and ambition know no gender. Against the resistance of social norms and cultural expectations, the young women fight for their place on…
By Alloys Musyoka The Car & General Trading Limited has introduced Piaggio electric three-wheelers at the Kenyan Coastal tourist destination of Diani in Kwale. The vehicles come with low maintenance costs, one-year warranty, advanced technology and a long range at 120 kilometers on a full charge. The electric three wheelers will maximize the earnings of owners ensuring optimum value for customers through better range, grade ability and load-carrying capacity, as well as providing a competitive total cost of ownership. Operating the Piaggio electric three wheeler will save up to KSh 26,000 per month on fuel and service. Tourism stakeholders have…
By Agnetta Okwemba Mombasa County hosted an Entrepreneurship Conference that is focused on helping students turn their innovative ideas into viable business ventures. The ABE Global club is an initiative by an educational organization based in the UK, Association of Business Executives that aims to develop skills in areas of entrepreneurship, innovation and business management. During their pilot programme in Mombasa county, they were able to reach 3 schools. Among the schools is Sheikh Khalifa whose initiative on turning waste into wealth won a voucher and a trophy. Ashak Momhammed, a form three student at Sheikh Khalifah had a project…
By Anthony Mwachiro School principals have been urged to scale up their communication channels in school to curb cases of strikes among students resulting in burning of school properties. According to Kilifi County deputy county commissioner in charge of Rabai sub county, Joseph Lengario, despite challenges that might emerge in schools, how they are addressed will determine the reaction of learners. Speaking to Principals and BoM representatives of Rabai Secondary Schools, Lengario urged school managers to involve all stakeholders in addressing challenges for smooth learning programs in schools. “Leadership is something that we are learning everyday hence there is a…
BY SHABAN OMAR The International Justice Mission has called for a stronger collaboration between journalists and police officers to better protect the rights of women and children. IJM officer Naomi Maina expressed concern over the numerous gender-based violence (GBV) cases that fail to progress due to a lack of substantial evidence. She emphasized the critical role that both the media and law enforcement can play in ensuring justice is served to victims of such heinous crimes. Maina pointed out that many GBV cases are either dismissed or fail to reach the courts because the evidence collected is often insufficient. The…
By Alloys Musyoka Deputy Government Spokesperson Mwanaisha Chidzuga has urged women to take advantage of the Social Health Authority to benefit from free government services in hospitals. Chidzuga said that the president William Ruto administration is committed to support women across the country on matters around health. “Government has plans to ensure women get free services in public and private hospitals but women must register first so that by October 1 2024 when the government starts the program of free medical services we can also benefit,” she said. Speaking at Mazunguni village in Kikoneni-LungaLunga during her village to village meet…
Former Kwale governor aspirant family trap a marauding lion to death in Kinango as KWS delays to act
By Reporter One of the marauding lions that has been terrorising Busho residents was trapped to death. According to police the incident occurred on Tuesday night where irate residents set up a local made trap aimed at ending the prolonged problem. “Following the reported cases of marauding lions in Busho and their invasion at Mr.Lung’anzi Chai homestead , The family set up a local made trap yesterday night and it trapped a male lion killing it on the spot,” police report indicated. It is alleged that failure by the Kenya WildLife services official in Kwale to respond swiftly to human-wildlife-animals conflict…
By Anthony Mwachiro. Lack of water has been cited as among the challenges that hinder learner’s good performance in schools within Rabai Kilifi County. Rabai member of parliament, Antony Kenga, said that his leadership is determined to address challenges facing the education sector including ensuring schools have adequate water supply. Speaking at Jimba Comprehensive school, Kenga, assured Rabai residents of his support in bringing solutions to water problems in the area. “We understand water is a devolved function but I believe that for us to bring relief to our community the two arms of government need to play their part…
