Kenyans celebrate probe on KP The Mountain Journal crew Exploitation days will soon be over as a committee has six months to investigate KPLC The government has appointed a task force committee to undertake an in-depth review of and terms between the power purchase agreements entered into by the Kenya Power and Lighting Company Limited…
KTDA directors free to attend and expect a fair hearing in the farmers meetings By The Mountain Journal crew in Othaya Tea growers go to poll despite stiff opposition by KTDA Tea growers affiliated with three tea factories in Murang’a will go to the polls tomorrow despite the opposition by Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA)….
The locals demand for action to end the challenge related to fencing The Mountain Journal crew Residents in Ndia have petitioned Kirinyaga County Government to correct the mess at Sagana sub-county hospital following unending challenges. Lack of a perimeter fence has been termed a major challenge exposing the health workers and the patients to dangers….
New dawn for pastoralists as EU grant funds The Mountain Journal crew in Baringo ceo@themountainjournal.co.ke After decades of deaths caused by conflicts and banditry activities in the four neighbouring counties, an initiative has attracted a Sh600 million grant to stop the vice. Pastoralists in the counties of Laikipia, Isiolo, Baringo, and Samburu have in conflict…
By The Mountain Journal Crew Your careless behaviors have forced the government to impose tough regulations to stop the spread of Covid 19. President Uhuru Kenyatta has placed counties of Nairobi, Nakuru, Kajiado, Machakos, and Kiambu on a lock down to stop the spread of the killer disease. In his national address, Kenyatta invoked…
By The Mountain Journal Team in Nanyuki Hundreds of people are battling to control the raging fire that has spread in Ol Daiga Hills in Umande ward in Laikipia county. The hills home for various types of wildlife among them lions, buffalos, and elephants have been on fire in the past three days. British soldiers…
By The Mountain Journal in Murang’a It will be a crime in Murang’a to walk around without face marks. Governor Mwangi wa Iria has issued the warning in efforts to stop the spread of Covid 19, presently in the third wave. The governor said his administration will submit a bill to the county assembly for…
Kirinyaga County Government is urging the local residents to explore the many tourism opportunities around within the county in order to boost domestic tourism. Governor Anne Waiguru has said that the county has many unexploited tourism attractions and beautiful sceneries that the locals and people from outside the county can visit. She noted that the…
Irigithathi estate on the spot The Mountain Journal team in Kangema The plight of elderly persons losing their shares of land through the alleged fraudulent process has been on the rise in Murang’a county. The members of the Kangema Farmland Company founded in the 1970’s by the late John Njoroge Michuki an investment to unite…
By The Mountain Journal crew- Kiambu The founder of Mount Kenya University (MKU) will establish an ultra-modern teaching and referral hospital in an ambitious program to boost its school of medical science. The Varsity has released the first 24 doctors since it was accredited to offer medical-related courses in 2014. Varsity’s founder Prof. Simon Gicharu…
