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By Festus Ronoh | BOMET, Netball team delivered a commanding performance during the Narok Amalo Secondary School Term Two games held at Rongena Grounds, underlining their determination ahead of the upcoming Narok County school games. Former Narok County netball champions Saire displayed discipline, teamwork, and tactical superiority throughout the tournament, emerging as one of the strongest sides in the regional competition this season.

By Festus Rono – Bomet, County Political leaders from Emmurua Dikirr have been urged to provide a peaceful environment for the newly elected Emmurua Dikirr Member of Parliament, David Keter (Dollarline), to deliver on his promises to the people. Speaking to Kass TV, Kapsasian Member of County Assembly Jackson Ng’ok noted that some political leaders and brokers are demanding favors from the new MP, claiming they helped him win the election.

By Shadrack Mutai – Nairobi, Kenya The Tea Board of Kenya (TBK) has sought to reassure farmers and industry stakeholders over the newly introduced tea levy, insisting that the charge is aimed at strengthening the sector rather than burdening growers. The Board dismissed claims that the levy has led to a buildup of unsold tea stocks at the Mombasa Tea Auction or contributed to declining tea prices.

By Kass Digital – Nairobi, Kenya Preparations for the 11th Edition of the Kaptagat Integrated Conservation Programme (KICP) are underway ahead of the event scheduled for July 10 and 11. On Thursday, KICP Chairman and CEO hosted Chief Conservator of Forests Alex Lemarkoko for a reconnaissance and planning visit as organizers stepped up preparations for the annual conservation programme.

By Shadrack Mutai – Nairobi Kenya Marakwet West MP Timothy Kipchumba has welcomed the government’s decision to allocate Sh3.9 billion for stipends for village elders in the 2026/27 financial year, describing it as a major boost to grassroots administration and service delivery.

By Chemtai Kirui | Ngilai Conservancy, Samburu County At 4 a.m., the Rhino Charge camp was already awake. Headlamps moved through the darkness as mechanics crawled beneath vehicles making final checks. Drivers studied maps under torchlight. Volunteers hurried between control tents and campfires while competitors prepared for a day that would test machines, endurance and judgment.

By Kass Digital – Nairobi, Kenya Acting CEO of the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), Ms. E. J. Mitei, MBS, has reaffirmed that the success of the Commission depends on the professionalism, dedication, and competence of teachers and Curriculum Support Officers (CSOs). Speaking during a stakeholder engagement at the Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE), Ms. Mitei told participants that their input is critical in shaping the future of the teaching service.

By Gladys Yator – Nairobi, Kenya While many residents sought warmth indoors, Denis Kibiwott from Kipsaos, Metkei, spent 24 hours in the cold streets of Eldoret Town, determined to share a message he strongly believes in. His mission was to express support for President William Ruto and encourage Kenyans to reflect on what he views as the administration’s achievements.

By Robert Siele & Leonida Chepkorir,  Kericho County Residents of Kipkelion in Kericho County have protested the decision by the Kericho County Assembly to reject two nominees to the Kericho County Public Service Board, describing the move as unfair and discriminatory to their region. Speaking to the media, the residents led by Jeremiah Koech criticized the rejection of CPS Joyce Chepkemoi Kilel, who had been nominated by Governor Dr. Erick K.

By Shadrack Mutai – Nairobi, Kenya Kenya Power will close all its remaining payment counters across the country by June 2027 as it accelerates its transition to digital service delivery under the Twende Digital campaign. The utility firm says the move has been informed by a sharp rise in the use of digital platforms, which now handle more than five million customer interactions every month.