Serfine Achieng
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New job dream ends in tragedy as Narok family loses son in Mosop helicopter crash
Keter, who was travelling with the late Emurua Dikirr MP Johana Ng’eno, had recently secured a Teachers Service Commission (TSC) employment letter after years of waiting — a breakthrough his family hoped would change their fortunes.
Grief at JKIA as families receive bodies of Mosop helicopter crash victims
Emotions ran high as mourners described the late legislator as a humble and dedicated servant, vowing to remain at his home until his final send-off.
Gov’t launches national roll-out of HIV prevention drug Lenacapavir
Health CS Aden Duale said the long-acting PrEP, Lenacapavir, expands the country’s HIV prevention options, terming it a major milestone in strengthening the national response, particularly among the youth and other populations at risk.
Kenya expands HIV prevention options as Lenacapavir rollout begins Thursday
However, health experts say not everyone at risk of contracting HIV will qualify for the jab, which will be administered only to individuals who test negative and who have not had potential exposure to the virus within the past 72 hours.
Bill proposes Ksh.5T National Infrastructure Fund to finance major projects
The National Infrastructure Fund Bill, 2026, sponsored by National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah, seeks to create a fund that will invest in key projects including roads, railways, ports, irrigation and energy.
Grade 10 textbook printing 93.89% complete, ministry says amid distribution push
In a statement released on Sunday, the ministry said it had supplied 8,355,780 textbooks, representing over 70 per cent of the 11,867,325 books earmarked for distribution. It added that the remaining consignment will be delivered by the end of February 2026.
Karai–Naivasha stretch under spotlight after another fatal road accident
Our reporter, Serfine Achieng’ Ouma, visited the scene moments after the accident and spoke to residents who say they have witnessed one tragedy after another along the notorious stretch.
Family of late Kisumu health advisor appeals for Ksh.20M to clear medical bill in South Korea
Dr. Rae left for a work-related tour to South Korea on November 30, 2025 and they can only cling to a picture that was taken on December 4, 2025, a few minutes before he suddenly fell ill.His body cannot be repatriated until the bill is fully paid.
Ruto celebrates by-election wins, cites success of broad-based gov't
Speaking during the launch of Rironi-Mau summit road, Ruto stated that all the 7 parliamentary seats were won by candidates aligned with the broad-based government, terming that as a message from the voters to the opposition.
Crisis as dairy farmers lament Ksh.300 million unpaid arrears over four months
The farmers are demanding more than Ksh.300 million as pending payments for the last four months. They have threatened to diversify into other forms of agriculture to address their financial constraints.