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Land's commission blocked from War Memorial hospital land case

The National Land Commission has been barred by the Environment and Land Court from presenting a witness in the ownership dispute over the 25-acre land in Nakuru hosting War Memorial Hospital.
By Daniel Chege 23h ago
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WRTI and KWS are mapping wildlife sanctuaries hardest hit by the ongoing drought to guide response and conservation efforts.
By Antony Gitonga 2d ago
A clinical officer attached to Chemaner Health Centre in Chemaner ward, has been arrested for allegedly raping a pregnant woman during what was supposed to be a routine medical consultation.
By Kiprono Kurgat 4d ago
A section of tea farmers in Bomet County is calling for a review of the monthly green leaf rates.
By Kiprono Kurgat 4d ago
A family from Kedowa village is distressed after their 24-year-old daughter, Lydwin Chelangat, disappeared mysteriously, leaving behind two children aged four and two.
By Nikko Tanui 4d ago
Providing humanitarian aid to families in Turkana County’s hard-hit Suguta area remains a major challenge, despite thousands of households affected by the ongoing drought.
By Mercy Kahenda 4d ago
Malnutrition continued to pose a threat to the growth of children in Baringo County.
By Yvonne Chepkwony 5d ago
PS Juma Mukhwana says gov't to partner with Machakos County to repair feeder roads serving Athi River factories after admitting poor infrastructure is hurting investors.
By Peterson Githaiga 6d ago
Residents of Kapenguria and Makutano express frustration over the Sh800 million sewerage project, claiming it has brought them little benefit.
By Irissheel Shanzu 1w ago
Detectives in Baringo are investigating the murder of an unidentified man in Kabarnet town.
By Yvonne Chepkwony 1w ago
The government loses at least Sh10 billion annually due to water lost through leakages, illegal abstractions, and poorly executed infrastructure projects.
By Julius Chepkwony 1w ago
Gov't leaves controversial East Africa Portland Cement Company land undeveloped two years after forcefully evicting thousands of residents.
By Peterson Githaiga 1w ago
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