By Richard Onapatum Lokichogio, Kenya- Peace among the Ateker people, who reside along the borders of Uganda and Kenya, has been strengthened with a groundbreaking initiative aimed at addressing cross-border conflict, climate equity, and sustainable resource use. The Turkana people of Kenya and the Karamojong of Uganda share a long history, but…
In the picturesque Laikipia region of northern Kenya lies the Borana Conservancy, home to a famous sundowner spot where visitors pay handsomely to enjoy meals, drinks, and breathtaking views of the sunset. Others arrive at dawn for yoga sessions, basking in the beauty of the sunrise. This iconic location, increasingly popular with tourists, now requires…
Second Lady Pastor Dorcas Gachagua, Deputy President RIgathi gachagua, President William Ruto, First Lady Rachel Ruto and Education CS Julius Migos at Moi Girls High Schools in Eldoret on August 16, 2024 By Africa Publicity News headlines in Kenya in recent days have partly been dominated by threats from members and leadership of the Kenya…
In the vibrant city of Nairobi, Kenya, a significant policy change was on the horizon. The government was considering raising health taxes to improve the public health system. Among the policymakers was Dr. Amina, a dedicated health economist who believed in the potential benefits of such a move. Dr. Amina’s research indicated that raising…
Source: Africa Publicity In the heart of Nairobi, Kenya, amidst bustling streets and vibrant markets, lies the Kijabe Rehabilitation Centre. Here, amidst the backdrop of Mount Kenya’s majestic peaks, the daily rhythm of healing unfolds under the care of Dr. Amina Mbeki, a dedicated physiotherapist known for her gentle demeanor and unwavering commitment to…
Kenyan President William Ruto has withdrawn and rejected the controversial Finance Bill 2024, following widespread protests and violence across the country on Tuesday June 25. Protesters stormed the National Assembly, setting a section of the parliament building on fire, and clashing with police. The protests, led by youth, were sparked by the passing of the…
Source: Africa Publicity In the heart of Africa, a continent as vast and diverse as the ocean, lived a man named Kwame. Born in the bustling city of Accra, Ghana, Kwame had always been fascinated by the human brain. As a child, he watched his grandmother, Akosua, struggle with memory loss and confusion….
Source: Africa Publicity In the heart of Nairobi, Kenya, lived a family of four: Ayanna, her husband Kofi, and their two children, Amina and Kwame. Ayanna, a teacher, and Kofi, an engineer, often found themselves caught up in the hustle and bustle of their busy lives, rarely finding time to connect as a…
Source: Africa Publicity In the heart of Africa, nestled among the lush landscapes and vibrant communities, there existed a tradition as old as time itself—the Unity Festival. This festival wasn’t just a celebration; it was a testament to the enduring spirit of togetherness that bound the diverse peoples of Africa. In the bustling city…
Source: Africa Publicity In the small, vibrant town of Kibera in Nairobi, Kenya, lived a young man named Juma. Juma was known for his boundless energy and creativity. He had grown up watching videos on the internet, marveling at the stunts, dances, and challenges that garnered millions of views. The idea of becoming an…
By Africa Publicity The bustling streets of Lagos were always filled with a symphony of sounds—honking cars, street vendors hawking their goods, and the ever-present rhythm of music. Among these sounds, one voice began to rise above the rest, a voice that carried the raw truths of society, that of Chinedu, better known by…
By Africa Publicity Relationship Desk In the bustling city of Nairobi, Kenya, there was a company called JengaTech, renowned for its innovative solutions and dynamic work environment. Among its talented employees were two young professionals, Alex and Zuri. Alex was a software engineer, known for his problem-solving skills and dedication. Zuri was a project manager,…
