Kenya Red Cross said the programme is meant to help the scribes cope with the effects of viewing dead bodies.
Kilifi Governor Gideon Mung’aro has reshuffled the transition cabinet amid complaints of poor services and corruption in some of the county’s departments.
The Pemba are from Pemba Island in Zanzibar who claim they came to Kenya before World War 2. They are predominantly fishermen and rice farmers who moved freely for trade.
Visitors in Malindi have the advantage of using one ticket to access four national monuments that are part of the Malindi Tourist Circuit.
Chief of Staff and Head of Public Service Felix Koskei has called on mainstream churches to reinitiate Christian fellowships and crusades as a way of regulating the church.
The Pokomo community in Tana River county is celebrating a significant milestone with the official dedication of a Bible translated into their dialect.
The county chief is calling on well-wishers and development partners to help raise the funds ahead of the expected heavy rains.
Court sentences Paul Makenzi to 12 months in jail for operating a film studio and producing films without a valid license; offence committed in 2019.
The CS said she will use the time the case is going on to re-look at the three laws to fine-tune them and do away with grey areas.
The Sita Umoja Creek Self-Help group received Sh4.9 million and set up a mangrove tree nursery that has yielded at least 78,000 seedlings in six months.
This brings to 12 the number of persons charged in connection with the project after three others denied the charges last Friday.
In the petition filed at the Malindi High Court on January 4, the hustlers claim that the Kenya Kwanza campaign narrative has turned out to be false.
For Jumwa Jefwa, the mysterious condition began as constant itching on her legs. Her legs are now completely deformed and she has been bedridden for 13 years.
EACC claims that Boyana stole and sold 105 bags of rice and one bag of beans, valued at Sh550,200.
Senators Stewart Madzayo (Kilifi), Mohamed Faki (Mombasa) and Issa Juma (Kwale) vowed to vote against the Bill.
Mung'aro said the bodies were delaying the implementation of county programmes.
There was drama at the Malindi law courts after controversial cult leader Paul Nthenge Makenzie protested the treatment he was being accorded.
Kilifi leaders and traders said the palm wine, locally known as Mnazi, was not classified as an illicit liquor and that the crackdown by law enforcers was illegal.
Farmers have been taught how to prepare nurseries, and this has encouraged and attracted many more people to Cashew nuts.
Kilifi KFS conservator Elvis Fondo said they are using satellite images to monitor forests.