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Youth Affairs and Creative Economy Principal Secretary Fikirini Jacobs (left) and Cabinet Secretary Youth Affairs, Creative Economy and Sports Hon. Salim Mvurya (right) during the unveiling of NYOTA program. (Photo credits)  By: Glad Tv reporter  The Ministry of Youth Affairs, Creative Economy, and Sports Cabinet Secretary, Hon. Salim Mvurya, has taken a significant step towards empowering Kenyan youth with the launch of the National Youth Opportunities Towards Advancement (NYOTA) program. The program aims to unlock youth-led development and provide opportunities for young Kenyans to thrive. During a meeting with youth representatives from all 47 counties held at Weston hotel in Nairobi, CS Mvurya unveiled the NYOTA logo and initiated a roundtable discussion to gather feedback and insights from the youth. The CS also announced that KSh 165 million has been approved for the National Youth Council (NYC) elections, paving the way for the NYC to work with the state department to o...

  Hekima Alliance Party (HAPA) leader (center) and members during the launch of comprehensive blueprint dubbed EVOLVE  after receiving a certificate of provisional registration at ORPPKenya headquarters. (Photo credits) By: Glad Tv reporter  Nairobi, Kenya - The Hekima Alliance Party has launched a comprehensive economic blueprint, dubbed EVOLVE, aimed at revolutionizing Kenya's economy and improving the welfare of its citizens. The party's ideology is centered on creating a welfare state, where citizens' well-being is the primary focus of the government. The EVOLVE agenda encompasses six key pillars: 1. *Economic Turnaround*: Reviving stalled economic sectors, such as textiles, tea, hospitality, and tourism, to spur economic development. 2. *Value Generation*: Awakening the sleeping giants of the Kenyan economy, including mining, digital economy, knowledge economy, and blue economy. 3. *Optimizing Talents*: Focusing on making the best out of youth talents, women, and the...

Founder of Green Generation Initiative Elizabeth Wathuti during the hand over of Permaculture  Learning & Feeding Garden to Treeside Special School in Kasarani. By: Glad Tv reporter   In a groundbreaking initiative, the Green Generation Initiative (GGI) has handed over a state-of-the-art Permaculture Learning and Feeding Garden to Treeside Special School in Kasarani, Nairobi County. This innovative project combines vertical hydroponic gardens, a food forest, and a chicken coop to address food security, nutrition, and climate education for children with special needs. Founded by renowned environmentalist Elizabeth Wathuti, GGI aims to replicate this model in 100 schools across Kenya, providing a sustainable solution to food and climate challenges. The project has already shown remarkable results, with the chicken coop producing over 6,000 eggs monthly and the vertical hydroponic garden yielding up to 20 kilograms of nutritious vegetables daily. The initiative not only feeds...

  DNA party leader Geoffrey Kanoti, secretary general Barrack Muluka, chairperson Walter Mong'are and members during the state of the nation address at the new party headquarters in Karen. By: Glad Tv reporter   The Democratic National Alliance has unveiled its new office and issued a statement on the nation, reaffirming its commitment to promoting democracy, good governance, and national unity. The alliance's leadership has vowed to work tirelessly to promote the interests of Kenyans and to ensure that the organization plays a significant role in shaping the country's future. The Democratic National Alliance (DNA) has expressed concerns about the current state of governance in Kenya. They believe that the government has failed to address the needs of its citizens, leading to widespread discontent and frustration. DNA is calling for a new era of leadership that prioritizes the welfare of Kenyans and promotes good governance. The alliance has criticized the current governm...

Ms. Mary Kerema Secretary ICT, e-Government and Digital Economy (centre) KARMA Chairman Dr. Cleophas Ambira (left) and Dr. Naftal Chweya, Director, Records Management at the State Department of Culture and Heritage share views about the theme RECORDS DIGITIZATION: GETTING IT RIGHT during a breakfast meeting for ICT leaders at a Nairobi hotel.  By: Glad Tv reporter  The Kenya Association of Records Managers and Archivists (KARMA) has emphasized the need for close collaboration with Information and Communications Technology (ICT) stakeholders to promote and fast-track the record digitization process in the country. The organization believes that digitizing records is crucial for easier access, cost savings, quick retrieval, and ensuring the safety of archived materials. According to Ms. Mary Kerema, Secretary ICT, e-Government and Digital Economy, the government's strategy to make government paperless is progressing well, with Kenya experiencing a digital awakening. "Digitizatio...

The Women in Alternative Dispute Resolutions (WADR) holding a Media briefing at the Royal Tulip Hotel, Kilimani, Nairobi  By: Glad Tv reporter   In light of the mounting tensions and emerging disputes across various sectors in Kenya, Women in Alternative Dispute Resolution (WADR) is calling on Kenyans to prioritize amicable and constructive dispute resolution mechanisms. The organization believes that embracing dialogue, mediation, conciliation, and reconciliation can help foster peace, economic resilience, and professional integrity. According to WADR, Kenya stands at a critical juncture where political, social, and economic stability is essential for national unity, stability, and continued growth. The proliferation of conflict threatens to erode the gains made in governance, entrepreneurship, innovation, and the rule of law. "When society chooses hostility and violence over constructive dialogue, we all lose," said the organization. "But when we sit down to reason and...

Zemedeneh Negatu, Chairman of the Washington, DC-based capital investment fund, Fairfax Africa Fund, LLC (Left) hands over an award for Best Regional Bank - East Africa to Equity Bank Kenya Head of Women and Youth Banking, Dr. Silpah Owich (Right) at the 2025 African Banker Awards held in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.  (Photo credits) By: Glad Tv reporter  Equity Bank has been recognized as the Best Regional Bank in East Africa at the 2025 African Banker Awards held in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire. This prestigious award highlights the bank's significant role in deepening financial inclusion, empowering communities, and promoting sustainable economic development across East Africa. The award is a testament to Equity Bank's commitment to delivering transformative financial services that empower individuals, businesses, and communities across the region. According to Dr. James Mwangi, Equity Group Managing Director and CEO, "This award validates our regional expansion model and is align...

Left; Mark Dunford, CEO Knight Frank Kenya. Right; Richard Muturi, Chairman of Nondescripts RFC and Crown Paints COO. Photo credits  By: Glad Tv reporter   Knight Frank Kenya has been unveiled as the official real estate partner of Nondescripts Rugby Football Club, Kenya's oldest rugby institution. The partnership was announced during the inaugural Ruff N Tuff 7s Invitational Series press briefing held at The Red Lion, the historic grounds of Nondescripts Club. The collaboration brings together two pioneering Kenyan brands, with Nondescripts RFC founded in 1923 and Knight Frank Kenya established in 1997. The partnership aims to enhance Nondescripts RFC's community and sporting initiatives during its 103rd anniversary year. "We believe in building strong foundations in real estate and in the community," said Mark Dunford, CEO of Knight Frank Kenya. "Partnering with Nondescripts Rugby Football Club is a natural fit, as both our brands embody tradition and stand for...

Hellen Dena, (center) Project lead, Pan African Plastic Project at Greenpeace Africa conference. Photo credits  By: Glad Tv reporter As the African Ministerial Conference on the Environment (AMCEN) convenes in Nairobi, Greenpeace Africa is calling on the continent's environmental ministers to demonstrate bold leadership on critical environmental challenges facing Africa and the world. The 20th session of AMCEN brings together ministers from all 54 African countries at a time when decisive action on plastic pollution, climate justice, and biodiversity loss is more urgent than ever. Greenpeace Africa is urging ministers to prioritize three critical areas: upholding strong plastics treaty commitments, making polluters pay, and protecting forests through direct community finance and rights recognition. "The plastic pollution crisis is disproportionately affecting African communities," said Hellen Dena, Project Lead, Pan African Plastic Project. "AMCEN must resist industr...

Dr. Githinji Gitahi (left) and former first lady Her excellency Margret Kenyatta (center) among other leaders during the AMIU's 6th graduation ceremony at Northlands Campus in Ruiru, Nairobi. Amref International University (AMIU) marked a significant milestone with its 6th Graduation Ceremony and the inauguration of its state-of-the-art Northlands Campus in Ruiru. The event, presided over by Former President Uhuru Kenyatta who was represented by former first lady Her excellency Margret Kenyatta saw the conferment of degrees, diplomas, and certificates to over 400 graduates in various health-related disciplines. In a show of commitment to advancing health education, Former President Kenyatta awarded 10 fully funded scholarships to deserving students pursuing careers in health sciences. The scholarships aim to support the development of a future-ready health workforce equipped to deliver sustainable, community-centered solutions across Africa. The Northlands Campus, a flagship invest...

Principal Secretary for Sports Elijah Mwangi (center) presents a trophy to winners during the Road Safety Excellence Awards ceremony at Pullman Hotel, Nairobi. AA Kenya honoured organisations and individuals advancing road safety during the inaugural Road Safety Excellence Awards held in Nairobi. Speaking at the awards, Principal Secretary for Sports Elijah Mwangi said road safety remained a shared responsibility that demanded discipline and strict compliance with traffic laws. He noted that Kenya loses an average of 12 people daily in road accidents. “These figures are not just statistics. They are lives lost, families torn apart, and livelihoods disrupted,” he said. Mwangi commended AA Kenya for its century-long commitment to motoring safety, including driver training, road rescue services, and advocacy across the region. He highlighted AA Kenya’s legacy in motorsport, recalling its role in hosting the first Safari Rally in 1953 and nurturing Kenyan rally legends. He also praised the...