EatOut and Beans is How have launched the #BeansOnTheMenu initiative for Nairobi Burger Week, aiming to revolutionize the city's food scene.
The posts of the two deputy party leaders and chairperson of the party have ushered in a campaign mood in the Orange party.
PS Public Service Amos Gathecha said some workers have been participating in the anti-government protests through their social media platforms.
Nairobi Burger Week will highlight bean-based burgers and gourmet dishes.
There was heavy police presence in major towns across the regions even as traders shut businesses for fear of looting.
Although there was a heavy presence of anti-riot police across major towns, businesses remained closed in Emali township, along the Mombasa-Nairobi highway.
Many shops were shut down out of fear of looting and vandalism, as police and protesters played a tense game of cat and mouse throughout the day.
Nearly all employees of the 47 counties have not been paid July and June salaries. CoG blames the National Treasury for delaying release of some Sh60 billion.
Anxiety has gripped parents and university students over the new funding model for universities and technical colleges that is based on family income.
On Thursday, the union officials said all the 46,000 Junior Secondary teachers must also be employed permanently and on pensionable terms.
Most parents say the deadline given was too short, no public participation. They claim State wants to use students to enroll adults in the scheme.
While Knut members reported to schools, Kuppet began a nationwide strike. Schools reported low turnout due to uncertainty.
Daylong meetings and a court order was what it took to stop strike but teachers still adamant. Push to have school heads ensure teachers are in school enforced by employer.
Many students have been sent home while others are studying on their own with defiant Kuppet members say they would not obey court orders to resume work.
Moi University’s bank accounts have been attached over Sh185 million debt owed to a contractor.
Global Fund through the Kenya Medical Supplies Agency (Kemsa), has embarked on distribution of mosquito nets in malaria endemic regions across the country.
Many parents expressed frustration over the lack of coordination, which has resulted in unnecessary financial burdens and stress.
The ambitious campaign will see at least 290,000 mosquito nets issued to households in counties that have reported a spike in highland malaria, which has already claimed lives.
The Health sector is facing another crisis if medics make good their threat to down their tools if their demands to county governments are not met in the next two weeks.
At 28, Davy Koech co-founded the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) with Prof. Mutuma Mugambi in 1979, becoming its youngest director.
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