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Kirinyaga County disburses Sh129.5 million in bursaries to support 48,000 needy students.
The county on Tuesday said the plan includes a budget that will facilitate promotions for the health workers in a bid to avoid a strike that might disrupt service delivery.
Waiguru said the halls are part of a broader county programme aimed at improving social and youth development infrastructure while creating organised spaces for community functions.
Governor Sakaja Johnson has announced the opening of an expanded renal unit at Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital, in an effort to improve access to dialysis services.
Governor Johnson Sakaja, while calling on city residents to remain alert and proactive, said City Hall has intensified preparations and accelerated identification of hotspots.
The project, which aligns with City Hall’s sports facility upgrade plan, has made significant progress, with key components including the terraces and changing rooms already completed.
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has appointed a seven-member professional board to lead Green Nairobi and drive reforms aimed at creating a cleaner, and more sustainable waste-management system.
The new cards will carry unique identification numbers and QR codes that members of the public can use to verify whether an officer is authorised to conduct county enforcement duties.
Nairobi currently collects about 3,200 tonnes of garbage daily, with the Green Army playing a central role in waste collection and environmental clean-up.
Sakaja said modernisation of Gikomba Market will play a key role in the transformation of the economic fortunes of the trading hub.
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