village elders,Village Elders Policy Stories
The proposed policy seeks to define who qualifies to serve as a village elder, outline their responsibilities, and offer training and logistical suppo...
For years, village elders have served as pillars of their communities—resolving disputes, promoting peace, collecting data and reporting security thre...
The chiefs were held in one of the most dangerous regions of Somalia, where government forces rarely venture. Their ordeal has raised serious concerns...
Nandi Senator Samson Cherargei led the calls, saying that village elders and Nyumba Kumi leaders should be given the same recognition and opportunitie...
Despite the endorsements and growing speculation, Matiang’i has maintained a low profile since leaving office and has not publicly declared his presid...
The two communities who share ancestral lineage are one of the largest ethnic groups in Sub-Saharan Africa belonging to the Cushitic speaking in Ethio...
Homeowners in Wiyoni have been enjoying the freedom to build their homes without any restrictions on the architectural rule or blueprint to follow.
The Aga Khan family has long been involved in Kenya’s development, and these recognitions also reflect the lasting legacy of Aga Khan IV, who passed a...
In Garissa, Wajir and Mandera counties, there has been an upsurge of coronation of clan elders.
The committee has not yet specified the exact date for PS Kiptoo's appearance, but the summons will include detailed instructions.
Ululations and songs filled the air as the outgoing community leader, retired Chief Abdullahi Haji, handed over the instruments of power to the incomi...
When becoming jobless, seniors tend to leave the labour force altogether rather than job-seeking.
The county commissioner instructed chiefs and Nyumba Kumi elders to remain focused to ensure criminals are apprehended.
The directive aimed to save beneficiaries from the hassle and expenses of travelling to collect their stipends.
Lucy Mworia's passion for persons aged above 60 years was informed by a lack of clear laws to protect and safeguard their rights.
Kindiki said the Bill seeks to recognise village elders as National Government Administrative Officers, proposing payment of allowances as determined...
During a press briefing at a public participation forum on the bill held in Kilifi on Sunday, Kiama expressed his dissatisfaction with the current lev...
Expressing confidence in having the elders on the government payroll, PS Omollo said the resources required are manageable.
If it is passed into law, the move will see more than 45,000 village elders get into the civil service.
They say loneliness had pushed them to the home where they now feel abandoned by family.
