At least 17 Cabinet Secretaries have set their Performance Contracting (PC) targets and committed to achieve them as the Government seeks to enhance service delivery and entrench the Bottom up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA).
No doubt, climate change is one of the most devastating challenges Kenya faces today. Its effects that include frequent droughts and heavy rainfall, are already being felt across the country, with the Government initiating various programmes to mitigate them.
Delegates at the 41st International Association of Science Parks (IASP) World Conference 2024 held last week in Nairobi rallied countries across the world to invest more in innovation hubs and smart cities.
The Broadcasting and Information and Communications Technology sectors are set for policy and legal reforms following recommendations by the ICT and Digital Economy Sector Working Group (SWG), whose report was released last week.
The global conference that kicks off Tuesday to Friday highlights Kenya’s position as a leader in science, technology and innovation, particularly through transformative projects like the Konza Technopolis – the host of the event.
Hundreds of small businesses benefit from financial, training, business development and incubation services offered by various State agencies in the sector
The Government’s development agenda in the transport sector received a boost during President William Ruto’s recent trip to China, where Kenya signed an agreement expected to accelerate the expansion of the rural road network across the country.
Kenya is seeking to play a central role in shaping the future of Africa as it goes for the African Union Commission chairmanship. Mr Raila Odinga, a former Prime Minister, is Kenya’s and East Africa Community’s candidate for the seat, whose holder shapes the strategic vision of the continent.