DP Kindiki: We will develop all parts of Kenya indiscriminately, transforming citizens’ lives equitably

Kenya Kwanza government will complete development projects across all 290 constituencies, including those represented by opposition MPs. Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has said that political differences will not determine how national resources are distributed. Prof Kindiki said the government was implementing projects and programmes across the country to benefit all Kenyans, regardless of their political…

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Adopt AI and other modern technologies for better correctional services, DP Kindiki urges

  The Mountain Journal Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has called for hastened adoption of advanced technologies in the administration of correctional services. The DP said Artificial Intelligence and other modern technological capabilities provide the best platforms to enhance service delivery as well as improve efficiency. “Artificial intelligence, data analytics, secure digital communication and other emerging technologies offer significant…

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Rivalry among the tea factories emerges over the bonus payment disparities as KTDA releases payments to growers

The Mountain Journal Factories in the Mt Kenya region registered a significant drop in the tea bonus payout, as those in the western region got minimal relief. The drop in the East is attributed to the impact of the tea levy, among other costs of production experienced during the year 2025/2026, and farmers seek clarification….

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Relief for rice farmers as Waiguru commits to rehabilitate on-farm roads in the Vast Mwea irrigation scheme.

Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru has committed to rehabilitate roads in the vast Mweairrigation scheme which have been in deplorable condition for a long time.Speaking during a meeting with rice farmers and local leaders, Waiguru said though maintenanceof the on-farm roads lies with the National Irrigation Authority (NIA) which manages the ricescheme, the delay in rehabilitation…

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Government continues to invest in increasing and expanding KMTC campuses

The Mountain Journal Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki has announced that the national government will continue to invest in opening more KMTC campuses in Kenya and expanding the facilities and capacities of the existing ones. Kindiki says this is informed by the government’s recognition of the crucial contribution that the medical colleges make in producing…

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