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1 day ago |
tuko.co.ke | Joshua Cheloti |Elijah Cherutich
For the last five months, boys learners at Larmudiac High School in Njoro, Nakuru county, have not stepped into class The boys were suspended after the school witnessed a series of student unrest, but the girls were allowed to continue learning Following complaints from affected parents, education officials on Monday, May 12, convened a meeting with the school management Nakuru: Parents at Larmudiac High School in Njoro have expressed fury after their male children were blocked from stepping...
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5 days ago |
tuko.co.ke | Harry Ivan Mboto |Elijah Cherutich
Spotted hyenas are preying on endangered black rhino calves in the Aberdare National Park, threatening efforts to grow the population Rhino Ark has partnered with KWS and global tech experts to deploy AI-powered detection systems and build protective fencing around the sanctuary The new tech-driven sanctuary project aims to support Kenya's goal of reaching 2,000 black rhinos by 2037, in line with KWS’s national recovery plan Search option is now available at TUKO! Feel free to search the...
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5 days ago |
tuko.co.ke | Joshua Cheloti |Elijah Cherutich
The Kenya Kwanza administration committed to setting up ICT centres across the country in a bid to open up rural areas to the digital world While the centres are up and running in several areas nationally, including in Kuresoi, the young men and women hoping to take advantage of them are still at a crossroads Most of them want to use digital skills to earn a living, but some of their parents are reluctant to allow them to do so For the last two years, the government has been setting up...
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6 days ago |
tuko.co.ke | Amos Khaemba |Elijah Cherutich
A terrible accident at Arimi area along the Njoro-Molo Road left 12 people dead and several others seriously injured Nakuru County Police Commander Michael Mwaura said a PSV matatu collided with a lorry that was heading to Molo town The accident caused a huge traffic jam on the busy road as good Samaritans tried to help the survivors Search option is now available at TUKO! Feel free to search the content on topics/people you enjoy reading about in the top right corner ;) Amos Khaemba, a...
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1 week ago |
tuko.co.ke | Joshua Cheloti |Elijah Cherutich
Six Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) officers accused of abducting Nakuru fisherman Brian Odhiambo will remain in police custody for 10 more days The six were on Monday, May 5, presented before a Nakuru court, where they were charged with abducting Odhiambo Court documents seen by TUKO.co.ke show that the officers committed the crime on January 18, 2025, within the Bondeni area Nakuru: Six Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) officers from Lake Nakuru National Park linked the disappearance of local...
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