In 1954, a small training facility emerged in Kenya to equip telegraphic and teleprinter operators with basic skills to navigate the world of aviation communication.
Agenda Kenya
Linda Mama a game changer under SHA
The revamped Linda Mama programme, offered under the Social Health Authority (SHA), promises to be a game-changer in the provision of health services to pregnant women, mothers and babies.
What the new Foreign Policy says
The Government has reviewed its Foreign Policy to ensure it is relevant to the country’s needs and the changing global landscape. The new policy, a draft that has already been prepared, will be responsive to citizen’s needs, ensuring that they benefit from the country’s diplomatic engagements.
Inua Jamii now benefits 1.75 million people
The Government is disbursing Sh3.5billion to the elderly, orphans and persons with disabilities, through the Inua Jamii programme, a rise from Sh2 .1 billion a year ago.
A blend of culture and tourism
The tourism sector, a vital pillar of the country’s economy, is structured into nine circuits namely Nairobi, Central Kenya, Coast, Northern, Western, Southern, North Rift, South Rift and Eastern.
Affordable housing boom
Through the Affordable Housing Programme (AHP), a key plank of the bottom-up transformation agenda, thousands of houses are under construction across the country, with families occupying complete units fulfilling their dreams of owning homes.
Mashujaa Day 2024: Welcome to Kwale
This year’s Mashujaa Day is dedicated to recognising the changing housing landscape as part of the Bottom-Up Economic Transformation Agenda (BETA). The national celebrations, to be held in Kwale County, are particularly special for the local people.
State pushes to attain Bottom-up Agenda as Ministers set targets
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).