Tinderet Sub County have increasingly turned to donkeys as a reliable means of transport for foodstuffs and farm produce as heavy rains continue to pound the area, rendering many feeder roads muddy and risky for motor vehicles. Across several parts of the agriculturally rich sub county, farmers say the persistent rainfall experienced over the past…Ā Ā Ā
Related Posts
Kenya, World Vision reaffirm commitment to accelerating universal health coverageĀ
- CoreNews Africa
- January 14, 2026
- 0
Health Cabinet Secretary (CS) Aden Duale has met with the leadership of World Vision Kenya, led by the National Director Gilbert Kamanga, reaffirming a shared […]
Kisii University chancellor pushes for borderless education, AI-driven researchĀ
- CoreNews Africa
- June 13, 2026
- 0
Kisii Universityās Chancellor, Prof. Dr. Nathan Ogechi, has called for a radical shift in how higher education institutions approach global challenges, urging universities to move […]
MaƬƬ-nƬ to John Kagai Road to be tarmackedĀ
- CoreNews Africa
- April 9, 2026
- 0
Tarmacking works on the MaƬƬ-nƬ to John Kagai Road in Tingāangāa, Kiambu Town Constituency, have officially commenced. Engineers are currently on site carrying out the […]