Muwasco recognised abroad

The Mountain Journal Murang’a Water (Muwasco) led by Eng Daniel Ng’ang’a, has received international recognition from the World Bank at the ongoing International Water Association Congress in Toronto Canada.  The Murang’a county lead water service provider was lauded for its outstanding data integrity practices, which have positioned itself as a frontrunner in Africa.  MUWASCO’s active…

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Talks on the introduction of toll stations in place

The Mountain Journal  KeNHA has set the pace to introduce toll stations along several highways. The targeted roads are Thika Superhighway, Nairobi Southern Bypass, and Nairobi-Nakuru-Mau Summit Highway. The 84 kilometres,  Kenol- Sagana- Marua Dual Carriage highway under construction is among the targetted for the introduction of the toll station. Others are Thika Superhighway, Kenol-Sagana-Marua…

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Youth competing for space in the innovation

The Mountain Journal  As the world celebrates International Youth Day today, hundreds of youth are competing in the innovation space, as they put their expertise into practice. Across  the country, 16.5 million youth are focused on self employment based on their areas of expertise, while others are pursuing short courses in colleges. In Murang’a 360…

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 Kirinyaga businesslady wins 1 million from coca-cola’#Kachingchingnacoke#promotion

The Mountain Journal A Kirinyaga business lady is the lucky winner of the Sh 1 million Kachingchingna coke promotion done by Coca-Cola company. Susan Wambura from Murinduko emerged the winner after the third attempt. Speaking in Ngurubani town after receiving the dummy chequ,Ms.Wambura said she will invest in business and continue farming;an initiative that will…

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Ruto leaves for Rwanda

President William Ruto travels to Kigali, Rwanda, at the invitation of President Paul Kagame to attend the inauguration ceremony marking Kagame’s fourth term, following his successful re-election on July 15th. State House spokesperson Mr Hussein Mohammed says

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Double whammy for the Kenyan president’s tax plans

Basillioh Rukanga and Jewel Kiriungi BBC News, Nairobi Kenya’s President William Ruto must be feeling punch-drunk – after suffering another blow to his plans to raise taxes for his cash-strapped, debt-burdened government. After the recent widespread anti-tax protests – that saw parliament set alight – he bowed to public pressure and withdrew his finance bill for…

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