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The government has launched a nationwide road safety crackdown ahead of the reopening of schools next week.
Public Service Cabinet Secretary Geoffrey Ruku says the revised figure on people suspected to have been trapped was reached after reviewing CCTV footage from the area.
The family spokesperson, said that they are not engaging in blame game but want their loved ones rescued from the rubble.
The Ministry of Education has released Sh5.64 billion to KICD to support the printing and nationwide distribution of Grade 10 textbooks for public schools.
The Ugandan government has dismissed claims that it has shut down internet ahead of the upcoming general election, calling the reports false and misleading.
At least 27,000 households in Bungoma County are set to be connected to electricity under the government’s Last Mile Connectivity.
Makeshift businesses are rapidly spreading from city centres into surrounding estates and residential neighbourhoods.
Students, teachers, parents, and administrators broke into celebrations marked by thanksgiving, applause, and expressions of pride.
More than 1.13 million pioneer CBE learners begin reporting to senior school on Monday
They warn that failure to regularise party leadership in line with the constitution risks plunging the party into uncertainty ahead of the 2027 General Election.
NACADA says 30 facilities have been denied accreditation, while an additional 56 facilities with compliance gaps will remain under close monitoring.
John scored 64 points in his KJSEA examinations at Zau School, a strong performance that earned him admission to Alliance Boys High School.
A Bungoma-based activist has petitioned the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission to intervene and halt the ongoing smart city project at the Bungoma airstrip.
Small businesses in Mukuru Kwa Njenga have suffered heavy losses following Tuesday’s demolitions
Women here have learnt techniques ranging from natural hair styling to basic makeup artistry.
In late November 2025, the national government released Sh230 million to pay terminal dues owed to former Pan Paper employees
Most of us came here with nothing. No skills, no direction. Now we know that when we leave, we can survive without going back to crime
Bumula MP Jack Wamboka has accused former legislator Mwambu Mabonga of misappropriating millions of shillings meant for education in Bumula Constituency
Chrispinus Wafula, a Kenya Prisons Service officer, has turned compassion into action, quietly transforming the lives of children whose parents are serving jail terms.
Chrispinus Wafula, stationed at Kakamega GK Prison, has turned compassion into action, quietly transforming the lives of children whose parents are serving jail terms.
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