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At least 900 learners in Kilifi County have benefited from Sh.8.5 million National Government Affirmative Action (NGAAF) scholarship as schools reopen.
PAA Secretary General Kazungu Tungule claimed that a section of UDA leaders were saboteurs of the coastal political unity and were behind the push to have the party dissolved.
At least fourteen former employees of the Italian Space Agency in Magarini Sub-County, Kilifi County, have moved to court, accusing the agency of unfair termination of employment.
Fistula, particularly in Kilifi County, has long been viewed as a curse in many local communities, forcing many victims to suffer in silence.
Stewart Madzayo says the Senate leadership and the Council of Governors are in talks to resolve a stalemate over concerns raised by county chiefs.
Construction delays affecting key Galana Kulalu infrastructure, including a Sh2.9 billion electricity project, are threatening plans to boost food production.
A leadership dispute has emerged among the Luhya community in Kilifi County.
A firm has introduced an aflatoxin tool that will screen levels of aflatoxin on farm produce for proper decontamination and preservation.
ODM leaders have insisted that their union with UDA will only be tenable if they share power equally in 2027.
After 19 years of false starts, the Galana Kulalu Food Security project in Kilifi and Tana River is taking shape with private firms investing millions of shillings in agribusinesses in the area.
A section of squatters in Kilifi County who recently received title deeds issued by President William Ruto have sold their land and relocated to private farms.
Political leaders in the county say they are grappling with a growing number of beneficiaries disposing of their land at throwaway prices shortly after receiving ownership documents.
Madzayo said ODM elected leaders across the region had joined hands with their UDA counterparts to support President William Ruto’s administration.
Stakeholders have launched monthly boxing tournaments to popularise the sport in the region, attract more youth, and steer them away from drug abuse.
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