From Noah Lyles’ engagement to Junelle Bromfield, here are top track & field power couples that thrilled fans in 2024

Noah Lyles’ engagement to Jamaican athlete Junelle Bromfield was among the standout moments of track and field power couples in 2024. Which others stood out? Track and field enthusiasts were treated to a whirlwind of heartwarming and lighter moments in 2024, as some of the sport’s biggest stars brought their personal lives into the spotlight….

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Kenya’s Community Health Initiative Reaches 68% of Target, Says MoH

The Ministry of Health (MoH) has registered 8,525,305 households in the Electronic Community Health Information System, marking significant progress toward its target of 12.5 million households nationwide. According to a January 10 status update, these registered households account for 68% of the target. MoH also reported that Community Health Promoters (CHPs) have revisited 7,274,634 households, providing routine community health services to ensure continued healthcare access at the grassroots level….

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Justin Gatlin reveals three key reasons Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce deserves more credit for her achievements

Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce has cemented her legacy as one of the greatest female sprinters of all time, but most of her achievements tend to go unappreciated especially because Usain Bolt used to grab most of the headlines back in his sprinting days. American sprint legend Justin Gatlin has heaped accolades on Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, describing her as…

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Wetang’ula: Kes.94 Million Property Damage Caused by #OccupyParliament Protesters

National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula reported that the anti-Finance Bill protests last month caused Kes.94 million in property damage when protesters invaded Parliament. Wetang’ula disclosed the information during a media briefing on Monday, revealing that an insurance firm conducted the assessment and valuation of the damage. The Speaker assured that taxpayers would not incur any…

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Austria commit to finalise MoU in mobility, migration

Kenya and Austria have committed to finalise a Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation in the Field of Mobility and Migration. This will enhance managed legal migration and mutually beneficial exchanges of skilled labour. Foreign Affairs Cabinet Secretary with the Austrian Federal Minister for European and International Affairs Alexander Schallenberg in a sideline meeting agreed to…

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New report urges ethical governance, inclusive legislation on AI in Africa – KBC

New research examining legal and policy frameworks governing Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Kenya, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, South Sudan, Mauritius, and Zambia has called for immediate legislative action to keep pace with AI adoption on the continent. “It is evident that without swift and comprehensive legislative action, the region risks falling behind in AI’s ethical and…

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Kenya hosts pioneering training on climate systems for Africa

The Ministry of Environment, Climate Change and Forestry has committed to cascade Climate Information Services (CIS) to subcounties in all the 47 counties, while tapping essential indigenous knowledge and co-producing climate information with local communities. So far, only fifteen counties have developed their CIS Plans, representing 63pc of the national target, based on local needs…

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‘We are not going to complain much’- Barnaba Korir confident stadiums will be ready for Kip Keino Classic

Barnaba Korir reassures that despite challenges, stadium renovations will be completed in time for the Kip Keino Classic and World Championships trials. Athletics Kenya Nairobi Region chairman Barnaba Korir is confident that stadiums will be ready to host the Kip Keino Classic and the Kenyan national trials for the World Championships in Tokyo, Japan. The…

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