Introduction The Government of Kenya has adopted digitalization in enhancing public service delivery through the establishment of Personal Data Hubs for the National Population Register,
Introduction Article 10(2) of the Constitution of Kenya 2010 defines patriotism as the devotion and commitment to one’s own country. This is upheld through actions
Introduction Green housing, also known as sustainable or eco-friendly housing, refers to the residential buildings that are designed, built, and managed with an emphasis on
Introduction Culture comprises a set of ideas, customs and social behaviour of people reflecting their ethnic heritage, their way of life, values, languages, traditions, arts,
Introduction An open university is an institution of higher learning where one can study anywhere without attending classes in a lecture hall. It was established
Introduction Access to emergency medical care by every Kenyan is a right enshrined in the Constitution of Kenya. It is a critical component in medical
Introduction Afforestation is a low-cost approach of managing global temperature rise below 2°C. In particular, the process by which afforestation sequester carbon is natural. Trees
Introduction Water that is easily accessible and safe is essential for maintaining public health. The main personal uses of water include drinking, household chores, cooking,
Introduction Citizen-centred public service in Kenya represents a transformative approach to governance, placing the needs, experiences, and satisfaction of citizens at the core of service
Introduction Upgrading of informal settlements involves scaling up of interventions that seek to address the challenges faced by the population living in slums. This includes
After independence, I remember youth’s participation in political matters in this country was almost impossible. However, the government of Kenya has tried its best to
The transformative agenda for youths involves intentional efforts to empower young individuals for societal growth. Since independence, it has evolved from basic education to a
Since gaining independence in 1963, Kenya has recognized the significant potential of its youth in driving economic growth, social progress, and national development. The Youth’s
Kenya’s journey since gaining independence in 1963 has been marked by various transformational agendas aimed at fostering economic growth, social development, and political stability. Kenya’s
