Meet Kericho’s Enterprising Shoe Shiner Josea Barchok
Kericho: At the heart of Kericho’s bustling main stage, under a modest shade built by the County Government, sits Josea Kipokorir Barchok, a 48-year-old shoe
Kericho: At the heart of Kericho’s bustling main stage, under a modest shade built by the County Government, sits Josea Kipokorir Barchok, a 48-year-old shoe
Nairobi: Kenya Medical Supplies Agency (Kemsa) Chief Executive Officer Dr. Gulacha Waqo has urged governors to settle the outstanding debts owed to the agency to
West Pokot: In a significant move towards fostering peace and unity, members of the clergy from West Pokot County, alongside other area leaders, gathered in
KIRINYAGA: Youths from Mwea East sub-county in Kirinyaga County are earning a living through rabbit farming, adopting a zero-waste model following high demand for rabbit
Kisumu: The East African Community (EAC) member states have reaffirmed their commitment to intensified conservation efforts for Lake Victoria in the face of escalating threats
Busia: The State Department for Economic Planning, through the Kenya Institute of Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA), has initiated partnerships with county governments to
Kericho: At the heart of Kericho’s bustling main stage, under a modest shade built by the County Government, sits Josea Kipokorir Barchok, a 48-year-old shoe
Nairobi: Kenya Medical Supplies Agency (Kemsa) Chief Executive Officer Dr. Gulacha Waqo has urged governors to settle the outstanding debts owed to the agency to
West Pokot: In a significant move towards fostering peace and unity, members of the clergy from West Pokot County, alongside other area leaders, gathered in
KIRINYAGA: Youths from Mwea East sub-county in Kirinyaga County are earning a living through rabbit farming, adopting a zero-waste model following high demand for rabbit
Kisumu: The East African Community (EAC) member states have reaffirmed their commitment to intensified conservation efforts for Lake Victoria in the face of escalating threats
Busia: The State Department for Economic Planning, through the Kenya Institute of Public Policy Research and Analysis (KIPPRA), has initiated partnerships with county governments to