NYOTA jobs scheme youth induction begins at Lamaiywet School

NYOTA has started a 20 day youth induction at Lamaiywet Comprehensive School in Uasin Gishu. Beneficiaries will undergo workplace skills training before a five month apprenticeship. Participants will earn certification and receive a monthly stipend. The NYOTA On the Job Experience programme has kicked off induction training for youth beneficiaries at Lamaiywet Comprehensive School in…

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Baringo dairy co-op warns of closure as milk output plunges

Tugen Hills Farmers’ Cooperative Society has warned it may close its dairy processing plant after milk deliveries fell from 86,000 litres in 2024 to 22,000 litres this year. The cooperative attributes the decline to poor farming practices, costly animal feeds, expensive artificial insemination services and limited government support. Leaders are urging greater investment in modern…

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Farmers affiliated to Gatuura Horticulture Cooperative Society receiving certification certificate from Trademark Africa CEO Joyce Wambui Gema.

Kandara farmers earn certification to export avocados, mangoes

Farmers in Gatuura, Murang’a, have received certification to export avocados, mangoes and other horticultural produce to international markets. Farmers said the certification process required soil and water testing, farm inspections, documentation and audits, with some dropping out due to its complexity. Trademark Africa said 22 more farmer groups in Murang’a are pursuing certification, while farmers…

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CS Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development Mutahi Kagwe in Kwale County. Photo/courtesy

Kwale sugar factory revival plan promises jobs, payouts

Government launches a multi stakeholder plan to revive Kwale International Sugar Company and restore jobs. Farmers to receive Ksh 66 million in pending payments as part of efforts to restart sugarcane production. Revival targets higher local sugar production, reduced imports and renewed economic activity across the Coast region. The national government has launched an ambitious…

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Bodaboda riders receives a cheque after an empowerment meeting at Mukuyuni Social Hall. Photo/ Lydia Ngoolo

Kaiti bodaboda Saccos get Ksh2.5m, urged to invest wisely

Ksh2.5 million was disbursed to bodaboda SACCOs in Kaiti, benefiting 1,200 riders. Leaders urged the groups to invest the funds in profitable projects. Mukuyuni Self Help Group received Ksh449,000 and plans to start a petrol station. Leaders have called on bodaboda Saccos in Kaiti constituency, Makueni County, to invest the Ksh2.5 million disbursed under a…

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Naivasha Sub County Cooperative Officer Hanifa Wabomba (centre) pose for photo with Leaders of various Sacco in Naivasha and Gilgil Sub County. Photo/Peter Otuoro

Naivasha cooperatives urged to follow laws to boost service delivery

Naivasha cooperatives urged to comply with sector laws to improve member services. Members encouraged to engage actively during education sessions and annual general meetings. Wabomba calls for transparency, accountability and regular audits to build member trust. Naivasha Sub-County Cooperative Officer Hanifa Wabomba has urged co-operative societies in Naivasha and Gilgil sub-counties to strictly follow the…

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Board of Directors led by their Chairman Cosmus Kyalo (center) pose for a group photo in front of their show room building. Photo/ Tsozungu Kombe

Malindi Handcraft Co-op turnover hits Ksh44.9 million

Malindi Handcraft Cooperative Society’s turnover nearly doubled to Ksh 44.99 million in 2025 from Ksh 24.52 million in 2024. The society, founded in 1986 by 30 members, reported higher assets and share capital, and plans to recruit more members to strengthen its capital base. Chairman Cosmas Kyalo cited poor marketing during low tourist seasons and…

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