In an effort to entrench good governance practices within the Meru County leadership, the County Government of Meru through the Deputy Governor Hon. Titus Ntuchiu has submitted to The County Peer Review Mechanism (CPRM), a county level platform that desires
Since Kenya attained independence in 1963, Kenyan women have been seeking to effectively participate alongside men in leadership and governance, yet 11 years after promulgation of the constitution, women’s representation and participation in leadership continues to be disintegrated and ignored.
The NEPAD/APRM Kenya Secretariat led by the Chief Executive Officer, Amb. Dr Samori Okwiya accompanied by Public Relations and Communications Manager, Mr. Frankline Kaburu today paid a courtesy call to Mr. Omae Nyarandi the Executive Secretary Northern Corridor Transit Transport
The NEPAD/APRM Kenya Secretariat today joins the world to celebrate the importance of developing skills of young people on youth skills day 2021. The theme this year is Re-imagining Youth Skills Post-Pandemic. Youths form the largest part of Kenya’s population
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Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) today convened a Ministerial meeting on the Lamu Port South-Sudan Ethiopia Transport (LAPSSET) Corridor at the United Nations Conference Centre in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. In attendance was, H.E Rt. Hon. Raila Odinga, AU High Representative
The country is in the preliminary stages of having it reviewed on the Big 4 Agenda by the Africa Peer Review Mechanism (APRM). A team drawn from the continental APRM Secretariat in Midrand, South Africa is in the country for
The Cabinet Secretary, The National Treasury and Planning -Hon. Ukur Yattani earlier on today hosted a delegation from African Peer Review Mechanism Continental Office in South Africa. The delegation comprised of Prof. Eddy Maloka Chief Executive Officer APRM, Hon. Dr
Moyale One-Stop-Border-Post (OSBP) has marked a significant achievement in expediting the movement of goods and people across Kenya and Ethiopia thus proving to be a great potential for economic growth between the two states. This was evident during the monitoring
Plans are underway to expand the 1.4 kilometers long Isiolo International Airport runway to 2.8 kilometers that can handle six Code ‘C’ aircraft, the airports’ authority has said. Mr. Jeremiah Oguta, Building Technician Engineer with Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) based
