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Residents of four informal settlements in Nakuru County will soon have secure land tenure courtesy of an initiative rolled out by the Kenya Informal Settlement Improvement Project (KISIP) phase two. The
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Ms. Pisoi Kijabe was born a normal child in a family of six siblings in the Naroosura area, Narok South Sub County. But while in class four, the 33-year-old woman developed
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The Kibiri forest land inhabitants, who were moved from their ancestral land in Mbale and Vokoli areas about three decades ago, will soon receive title deeds from the national government. The
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Nurturing children in their early years to shine well in financial disciplines has proved to be a daunting task to many people in Kenya. However, to some assertive entities within the
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Labor Cabinet Secretary, Dr. Alfred Mutua has urged the youth to embrace the maritime sector as one of the major employment avenues. Speaking at an induction workshop for the Seafarers' and
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