Smart cities programme ends suffering in the rural market centres

The Mountain Journal editor@themountainjournal.co.ke  The smart cities programme has continued to add value to the markets in the rural areas, through opening of the backstreets in Murang’a county. Governor Irungu Kang’ata said the multi million shilling market upgrading programme is a relief to many of the rural markets, following the improvement that will enable businesses…

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Kirinyaga vaccinates donkeys against rabies

Kirinyaga County Government has vaccinated over 2,000 donkeys in a week-long exercisefollowing a rabies outbreak in the county.The exercise, led by the Department of Agriculture, Livestock, Veterinary, and Fisheries,focused on high-risk areas to prevent further spread of the disease. This follows an incident twoweeks ago where a rabid donkey bit several animals and people, raising…

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Opinion: Will Murang’a President Ruto visit end war water wars in Murang’a

President William Ruto where he viisted Maragua Dam last year By Eutyhcus Ngechu a social rights activist “Mgeni Njoo Mwenyenji Apone!”May this adage be true for Murang’a South next week as the President tours MaragwaConstituency. The story of Murang’a County for aeons now has been that of plundered resources and systemicdeprivation… a cruel paradox characterised…

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Its thumbs up to the German, Kenya governments as MKU’s third group of nurses departs for Europe

The nursing apprentices were awarded Visas and air tickets to travel to Germany during the flagging off ceremony officiated by the MKU Chairman, University Council Dr Vincent Gaitho and Vice- Chancellor Prof Deogratius Jaganyi. By James Wakahiu editor@themountainjournal. co.ke Mount Kenya University (MKU)’s top leadership has heaped praises on both the German and Kenya governments…

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Muturi off the radar

Muturi off the radar Photo/ President Ruto with former CS Justin Muturi in a past function. The Mountain Journal editor@themountainjournal.co.ke The defiant Public Service Cabinet Secretary Justin Muturi has been sacked after playing hide and seek with the appointing authority. In the latest move, President William Ruto sacked Muturi and appointed Mbeere North MP Geoffrey…

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Coffee market fetch 1.3 billion 

The Mountain Journal editor@themountainjournal.co.ke The coffee market earned Sh1,303,981,148 after the local and international dealers  bought  24,206 bags, as the sector thrives. Nairobi Coffee Exchange (NCE) report indicates  that Kirinyaga slope topped in the marketing of  7,646 bags  for Sh 447,381,285, Alliance Berries Limited  earned Sh279,395,555.88 after the sale of 5,701 bags,  New KPCU 3,040…

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Two administrators under investigations after they roughed up bar employees

The front view of Oceanic Bar The Mountain Journal editor@themountainjournal.co.ke Two administrators in Kiharu are implicated in attacking  two helpless bar attendants. On  Saturday morning, there was an outcry as the attendants of Oceanic Bar reported after they were physically assaulted by administrators known to them. The two administrators attached at Murang’a East DCC office…

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African universities hold another key summit in Rwanda

By James Wakahiu   editor@themountainjournal.co.ke By James Wakahiu   This years’ Times Universities’ Africa Universities Summit 2025 brought together cross-continental partners from higher education, industry, policy and civil society to discuss the greatest challenges and opportunities facing African higher education and broader society. Photo/Mount Kenya University Chairman and founder Prof. Simon Gicharu (Left) presents a…

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