Kisanduku has offered a lifeline for many women living in the rural parts of Kwale County.
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On Friday Kwale County Governor Fatuma Achani said the county is moving fast to repair the 20 schools affected by the rains to allow students to resume studies.
They have been organising career talks, bringing in professionals from various fields to offer career guidance to students.
According to the deputy governor, the purpose of the mosquito nets is to shield locals from mosquito bites, which are the vector that spreads malaria.
The facility is the first of its kind in Kwale and is expected to serve residents across the county starting in July, taking just three months to complete.
The seedlings were distributed in the 20 wards in the county. The first beneficiaries were residents of Tsimba Golini ward with each farmer receiving five seedlings each.
According to the lobby groups, there are lots of youth empowerment initiatives and chances offered by the government that, when taken advantage of, can result in better livelihoods and self-employment.
The crackdown was a result of an upsurge in criminal activities by the juvenile gang in the tourist town.
The CHPs advocate for underserved individuals or communities to receive services and resources to address health needs.
The widows decry exploitation saying they are deprived of inheritance once their husbands die.
Most parents opt for out-of-court settlements due to social stigma, County Commissioner Stephen Orinde says.
The slow progress has also been attributed partly to delays in payments to contractors, as reported by project implementation agencies.
Swaleh sells a mature rabbit for Sh10,000 and a litre of urine for Sh500, making about Sh50,000 a month.
Residents were also urged to use the ongoing Muslim fasting month of Ramadan to embrace the virtues of love, peace, and unity.
Ms Gaserego believes when women are financially empowered then they will be able to get away from various forms of abuse and shun barbaric cultures that are meant to oppress them.
The governor on Wednesday launched a TVET centre at Kingwede Ramisi Ward in Msambweni sub-county.
The campaign was prompted by rising cases of insecurity and sexual and gender-based violence in the Coast region, and the need to keep the youth out of criminal gangs.
According to the police chief, petty theft is common among drug users who need quick cash to feed their addictions.
The governor said the county has established 155 dispensaries, which are equipped with medicine and have qualified medical personnel across the county.