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  • 1 day ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Patrick Beja

    Some of the tools abandoned by Sinohydro Mwache Dam workers at Mwache in Kwale County. [Omondi Onyango, Standard]The government has acquired more land for planting trees around the Sh20 billion Mwache multipurpose dam to mitigate against siltation. Ministry of Water project engineer Simon Kibachio said the government has acquired a 30-metre wide land around the dam for planting trees to protect the project against siltation.

  • 1 week ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Patrick Beja

    A cargo Ship wait for offloading at Mombasa Port. April 17, 2025. [Omondi Onyango, Standard]Experts are burning the midnight oil to ensure the country gets justice in the new maritime environmental policies ahead of 2028. The guidelines on greenhouse gas emissions from ships are expected to come into force in three years.

  • 2 weeks ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Patrick Beja

    The newly acquired ship-to-shore gantry cranes being offloaded at the Port of Lamu.[Kelvin Karani, Standard]The Port of Mombasa is approaching its capacity limits while the Port of Lamu remains underutilised due to poor hinterland connectivity, a report by an employers’ lobby group states. Get Trusted News for Only Ksh99 a WeekSubscribe Today & Save!Get StartedUnlimited access to all premium contentUninterrupted ad-free browsing experienceMobile-optimized reading experienceWeekly Newsletters

  • 2 weeks ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Patrick Beja

    Black soldier fly larvae displayed in picture. May 23, 2023. [File Courtesy, Standard] An innovation of raising Black Soldier Fly Larvae (BSFL) for fish feed has created jobs, protected the environment, and deterred youth from joining criminal gangs in Mombasa. The group in Kwa Ng'ombe, Mikindani, produces packaging products from paper, creates dustbins from waste paper, and organises sports to fully engage the youth.

  • 3 weeks ago | standardmedia.co.ke | Patrick Beja

    Federation of Kenya Employers Executive Director Jacqueline Mugo addresses the Press in Nairobi, on January 24, 2025. [Collins Oduor, Standard] The Federation of Kenya Employers (FKE) has decried the high tax burden that has affected businesses and forced companies to lay off thousands of workers. FKE Executive Director Jacqueline Mugo said that in the Coast region several firms closed down due to high operational costs, leading to the loss of about 5,000 jobs.

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