Standard Gauge Railway (SGR)
Projects fuel animal-human endless clash
Reading Time: < 1 minute The rising cases of human-wildlife conflict in Naivasha have been blamed on capital projects that have ended up blocking animal […]
Matiang’i: Culpable officers will face full force of law
Reading Time: < 1 minute The government yesterday vowed to take serious action against all officers who will be found culpable over the escape of […]
Rebuilt railway good for region
Reading Time: 2 minutes The refurbishment and revival of the old Lunatic Express path has breathed a new life into the economy, given new […]
Seamless train services to Nyanza set for December
Reading Time: 3 minutes Kepher Otieno The link between Mombasa and Kisumu through rail is nearly complete with ongoing refurbishment of the Meter Gauge […]
I am an honest political broker, says Jimi Wanjigi
Reading Time: 4 minutes After many years of pulling the strings behind the scenes, Jimi Wanjigi has emerged from the shadows, sending tongues wagging, […]
Elevation to city status poised to drive Nakuru tourism growth
Reading Time: 4 minutes On June 3, this year, the Kenyan senate officially endorsed Nakuru for city status. What’s remaining is for the president […]
Land owners cry foul over delay in SGR plots compensation
Reading Time: 2 minutes Families affected by the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) railway line in Mai Mahiu area of Nakuru county are accusing the […]
State banks on Nanyuki metre gauge railway to boost trade
Reading Time: 2 minutes The recently rehabilitated Nairobi –Nanyuki metre gauge railway has been earmarked as a key route to transport goods to Nanyuki […]
Ex-warden on mission to save Wartha culture
Reading Time: 4 minutes For 34 years, he battled poachers as a Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) ranger, protecting elephants and other endangered wildlife species […]
Bravo SGR for positive change in transport sector
Reading Time: 3 minutes Philip Mainga The history of transport is largely one of technological innovation. Advances in technology have allowed people to travel […]