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Sh49.7 million was allocated to projects that have been delayed and Sh47.2 million spent on non-productive boreholes.
The operation is aimed at eliminating unauthorised water access in Nairobi and its environs to ensure fair distribution and maintain water quality.
The advisory warns that while most river basins are flowing at normal levels, some are approaching the flood alarm stage.
While these chemicals ensure watermelons look perfect and remain viable for sale, concerns have been raised about their impact on health and the envir...
The deterioration of water treatment programs has left countless people with no choice but to consume untreated water, exposing them to a higher risk...
According to the latest forecast by IGAD Climate Prediction and Application Center, Kenya will experience below-average rainfall during the March to M...
The five officials were arrested last Thursday in connection with a major financial scandal at KUSCCO, a key institution for savings and credit cooper...
The crisis is already forcing families to leave their homes in search of food, water, and medical aid, raising concerns about displacement and worseni...
The forensic audit conducted by PricewaterhouseCoopers highlighted non-performing loans and large-scale theft that have left the institution on the br...
KWTA disbanded its board and reassigned its chairperson and directors to other government positions as part of the dissolution process.
The project targets to certify 75 villages in Turkana South, including Aroro Sub-County, and 134 villages including Lokichoggio in Turkana West.
The Ministry's plan includes conducting comprehensive aquifer mapping to identify viable water sources, aiming to tackle the country's water scarcity...
Nairobi has been grappling with deteriorating road conditions characterised by potholes and inadequate drainage systems.
The New Year celebrations reaffirmed Mombasa’s position as a premier holiday destination.
The decision to dissolve KWTA is part of the government's broader effort to rationalise state corporations and eliminate overlapping functions.
The festival’s unique focus on Somali-populated areas also aims to shift perceptions and celebrate positive stories from these regions.
Food for the Hungry launched a comprehensive hygiene promotion campaign, reaching 1,976 households in the North Horr and Moyale sub-counties.
The project, led by Islamic Relief in collaboration with the Kilifi County Government, included installing solar-powered pumping systems, modern equip...
Non-Revenue Water, measure of water lost through leakages, theft, or inefficiency stands at an alarming 60 per cent, far above the national average of...
This move is in line with the government's commitment to bridging the gap between the marginalised and more developed regions of the country.
