Uasin Gishu Sets National Example with New TB Eradication Strategy
Paul Wangwe, Chief Officer for Preventive and Promotive Health, emphasized the role of grassroots health workers. “CHPs are the first point of care. We’re
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Uasin Gishu Boosts Public Service
Strengthening public service delivery in Uasin Gishu County through capacity building of Alcoholic Drinks Control Board to enhance efficiency, transparency, and accountability.
Job Scams in Eldoret: A Growing Concern
Beware of job scams in Eldoret! Learn how to protect yourself from fake job offers and safeguard your finances. Discover the warning signs and stay safe.
Wareng High Targets 500K Trees in 3 Years
about more than planting trees. It teaches students how to care for the environment. It also helps schools earn money and improve food
Eldoret City Traffic Lights Installation: A Game-Changer for Our Roads
Eldoret City traffic lights installation is transforming urban mobility. Learn how Uasin Gishu County is upgrading roads and junctions for safer travel.
Eldoret Hosts Colorful 2000s Music Garden Party
the sun set, the crowd didn’t want to leave. That’s the mark of a meaningful event — when the vibe lingers after the music ends and hearts remain full.
African Style Leads the Way at Kitenge Fashion Festival 2025
One of the night’s highlights was a dynamic performance by popular music duo Vijana Barubaru, igniting the stage with music, dance, and high spirits.
Designer of the Year: Spice Stitches Steals the Show
parents are willing, kids should participate too. It helps them embrace African diversity from an early age and grow up proud of their identity.”
Cheboror Patrol Base Turns Into a Bar: Cherus Residents Demand...
Residents of Cherus Centre in Kesses, Uasin Gishu County, are demanding action after a donated police post was controversially turned into a bar, raising security concerns.
Farmers in Uasin Gishu Get Boost with Superior Pasture Seeds
This initiative is part of Uasin Gishu's wider effort to support grassroots climate solutions. The county believes local empowerment is the key