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Nakuru County News: Nakuru County Government To provide Free Wi-Fi To Residents
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The State House Digital Team has partnered with the Nakuru County Government to provide free Wi-Fi to residents for the next one month.
State House Digital Director Dennis Itumbi who spoke at the launch in Nakuru on Wednesday said the Sh200 million project is a partnership with Infonet Africa.
“Jubilee pledged to connect five towns to free Wi-Fi. The journey to keep the promise has just begun,” Itumbi said.
In keeping with President Uhuru Kenyatta’s pledge of a digital government, the State House Digital Team also pledged to design and deliver a website and Android App in the near future.
“We are committed to ensure Kenyans, particularly the youth are connected,” Itumbi said.
Nakuru Governor Kinuthia Mbugua said the county would use the resources to connect farmers to the Internet and improve research...Click here to read more
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Nairobi County News: Mbagathi Hospital Recieves a New Ambulance Donation From Foton
Nairobi City County: Foton Donates To Mbagathi Hospital
The Foton Motor Company has donated an ambulance to Mbagathi Hospital.
Presenting a brand new fully equipped modern ambulance to Mbagathi
Hospital on 7th February 2014, the Governor of Nairobi City County said
that this was yet another show of commitment towards improving the
healthcare system in Nairobi.The Governor was accompanied by Kibra
Member of parliament, Hon. Kenneth Okoth and FOTON Chairman Da Li
The Nairobi City County Government has also invested Ksh.50M towards the construction of a new maternity ward at ...Click here to read more
The Nairobi City County Government has also invested Ksh.50M towards the construction of a new maternity ward at ...Click here to read more
Mandera County News: Ksh 900 Million Set Asside For Irrigation
Daily Nation: Mandera pumps Sh900 million in irrigation projects
The Mandera County government has set aside Sh900 million for irrigation in a bid to address hunger.
This is in addition to the Sh410 million already allocated to agriculture by the leadership of Governor Ali Roba.
In the last six months, the county leadership has revived four irrigation schemes.
The farms are located on the 150-kilometre-long River Daua, which flows eastwards along the county’s border with Ethiopia.
They include Gadudia irrigation scheme, which collapsed in 1974. County Agriculture... Click here to read more
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