The weekly coffee market injects Sh1.6 billion

The Mountain Journal  editor@themountainjournal.co.ke The Nairobi coffee market continued to fetch competitive prices, as the 154 buyers  bought  28,971 bags  for Sh1.6 billion. At the Nairobi Coffee Exchange (NCE) 12 coffee brokers led by Alliance Berries Limited and Kirinyaga Slopes produce  attracted the best prices. In the market, the brokers delivered  8,363 bags of AA,…

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Court visits the controversial fence in Laikipia

The Mountain Journal editot@themountainjournal.co.ke The National Environmental Tribunal visited the controversial installation of an electric fence in Umande ward in Laikipia county that is being opposed by investors establishing tourist hotels along Timau River. On Monday,  the tribunal led by Emmanuel Mumia, the petitioners, and the respondent’s lawyers toured the controversial fence through Muramati, Nginyii,…

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Mount Kenya University’s School of Nursing re-accredited by Nursing Council of Kenya

Mount Kenya university ,Dean , School of Nursing Dr. George  Njoroge (left) MKU Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Deogratius JAGANYI  receive certificate of re-accreditation to offer nursing courses  from the Registrar ,Nursing Council of Kenya Dr. Lister Onsongo and Ann Mukuna, the  Director of Standards  at Nursing Council of Kenya as health science students look on. By James Wakahiu…

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US Congress approves Trump crackdown on migrants

President Donald Trump has ordered a crackdown on illegal immigration. The lawmakers green-lit a bill to expand pretrial incarceration for foreign criminal suspects. he Laken Riley Act — which mandates the detention of undocumented immigrants charged with theft-related crimes — is named for a 22-year-old student murdered by a Venezuelan man with no papers who…

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County Government of Kirinyaga partners with National Government totrain butchers on hides and skins handling

The County Government of Kirinyaga has partnered with the National Government in training ofbutchers on hides and skins handling as part of an initiative to grow the leather industry.The training that was conducted at Kibingo Slaughterhouse in Kerugoya brought together 197butchers and flayers as well as 20 members of staff working in the county’s livestock…

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