County provides a solution to road works By The Mountain Journal Crew Laikipia County Government has managed to do tens of kilometers of road through utilization of leasing equipment, which has reduced the cost of operation. In the past two years, the administration under Governor Ndiritu Muriithi has graded 776.04 kilometres of road in the…
By The Mountain Journal team in Thika Traders at Witeithie Market in Juja Sub- County, Kiambu downed their tools to demonstrate after they woke up to find their only toilet that was under construction had been vandalized by unknown goons the previous night. The irate traders said it was unfortunate that some people…
Started on a humble grounds now scaling the heights By The Mountain Journal Crew Mount Kenya University (MKU) has been ranked among the top five destinations for international students from Africa and beyond in a recent study released by CPS Research International. CPS Research International is a market and social research company registered in…
Governor restructures his government to improve service delivery The Mountain Journal crew in Nanyuki Laikipia County Government administration has been restructured with senior officials who left for green pasture being replaced. Governor Ndiritu Muriithi restructured his administration and replaced Water and Environment Executive Njenga Kahiro who left for Mali Asili Inc with nominated MCA Peter…
Kirinyaga County Government starts South Ngariama land titling process By The Mountain Journal team The County Government of Kirinyaga has started document verification exercise for South Ngariama land. The 17,000 acre land is expected to benefit about 8,200 Kirinyaga residents. The County Executive Committee member for lands, Samuel Kanjobe has said that the verification…
By The Mountain Journal Crew Mount Kenya University (MKU) recently joined the world in marking International Day of Sports for Peace and Development in an African region webinar. The online meeting was organised by MKU’s Unesco chair for Digital Education, Interdisciplinary Teaching and Sustainable Development in collaboration with Kenya National Commission for Unesco, The…
By The Mountain Journal Crew Mount Kenya University (MKU) has tipped all its undergraduate students studying across all campuses in Kenya to seek scholarship opportunities strictly meant to cover tuition fees. Scholarships valued at Sh5 million are on offer. The scholarship offer opened in mid-February this year and is due to close on April 26,…
By The Mountain Journal ceo@themountainjournal.co.ke The newly elected tea factory directors will take over the management of the tea sector in Murang’a this week. The move to take over the management of Gacharage,Ngeere, Nduti, Makomboki, Njunu, Ikumbi, Githambo, Kanyenya ini, and Gatunguru, and Nduti factories follow the directors’ recognition by the Registrar of Companies. In…
Wairugu comes to the rescue of dairy farmers By The Mountain Journal Crew Kirinyaga County Government will spend Sh58 million to support dairy farmers in the county during the current financial year. The support will go towards the purchase of milk processing equipment, power backup generators, a milk tanker and supporting Artificial Insemination (AI) services….
By The Mountain Journal Crew Mission to scout for the next Murang’a Governor has received a boost with youth leaders endorsing MP Maitu Sabina Chege for the position. In a letter to the MP 350 students from Gatanga, Kandara, Kigumo, Maragua, Kiharu, Kangema, and Mathioya informing her of their position regarding the best candidate for…
