Galana Kulalu Bridge in Kilifi Reaches 90% Completion The Galana Kulalu Bridge in Kilifi now stands at 90% completion, marking a major step forward for one of Kenya's key infrastructure projects aimed at supporting

Galana Kulalu Bridge in Kilifi is now 90% complete! This milestone brings us closer to enhanced connectivity and economic growth in the region. Exciting times ahead as we anticipate its full completion. #Infrastructure #Kilifi

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Resilience in Kilifi: Children Overcoming the Aftermath of Floods In the heart of Kilifi County, children are reclaiming their education after devastating floods. Learn how community support is making a difference.

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“It would be better for those of us who have the disease not to be ashamed”: Insights from people living with chronic hepatitis B virus infection and healthcare workers providing HBV care in Kilifi, K... Chronic hepatitis B infection (CHB) causes over 1 million deaths annually, with a large burden of morbidity and mortality in the WHO-African Region (WHO-AFRO) where <5% of people are diagnosed and 0.2...

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Kilifi Schools: Kids Chant Indian Prayers for Food Aid Kilifi, Kenya – A disturbing revelation has emerged from Kilifi County, where students in several poverty-stricken schools are being forced to chant Indian pray

Here Krishna! Here Krisha... Kilifi school forced to recite Indian Prayer and chant before eating donated food. The student in the primary school forced to bow down to Indian god throwing some grains everyday to the god. Watch www.bana.co.ke/2025/09/kili... #Kilifi

Kenya Cult Horror: Exhumations Resume, Uncovering a New Chapter of Kilifi’s Tragedy Authorities in Kilifi County, Kenya, have exhumed 34 bodies and 100+ body parts linked to a new doomsday cult. This tragic discovery revives memories of the Shakahola massacre and raises urgent questions about religious extremism. Read the full story, including social media reactions. September 5, 2025| Desk: News| Continetal | South Africa Johannesburg:An unsettling quiet has fallen over Kilifi County, Kenya, as authorities pause the grim task of exhuming bodies linked to a doomsday cult.

💔 Kenya halts exhumations in Kilifi after 34 bodies and 100+ body parts are uncovered in a suspected doomsday cult case. DNA tests & arrests now underway. 🚨

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It's always a team effort youthful souls with a passion for Nature #Kenya #KilifiCounty #Kilifi #KonservationKonversations #FriendsOfArabukoSokokeForest #ArabukoSokokeForest #ReduceRecycleReuse #Earth2025

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I get to meet all sorts of creatures in the wild #Kenya #KilifiCounty #Kilifi #Kilifiwild #ArabukoSokokeForest #FriendsOfArabukoSokokeForest #Earth2025

I genuinely don't know how to start this conversation.There is a rare beauty behind the Arbuko Sokoke Forest. Community |Calm |Chaos. I'll be sharing photos and personal reflections. #Kenya #KilifiCounty #Kilifi #Kilifiwild #konservationkonversations #ArabukoSokokeForest #wildlifephotography

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Podvýživou trpí v kenskej oblasti #Kilifi až 37% detí. Aj preto sa miestna organizácia #SoteHub pokúša o zmenu a v spolupráci s naším členom, #ČlovekVOhrození #ČvO, spustila rozvoj. projekt, kt. podporí 90 miestnych žien z 3 oblastí. Viac: clovekvohrozeni.sk/rozvojova-sp...
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Malindi school fraternity demands Principal’s transfer The Kakuyuni Boys Secondary School community in Malindi Sub County, Kilifi County, has called for the immediate transfer of the school principal, Rev. Alphonse Kaingu, citing allegations of mismanagement and declining academic performance. Parents, students, and local leaders accused the principal of overseeing the deterioration of what was once a thriving institution. They claimed that the student population had plummeted from 800 when he joined the school to the current 285. The parents and local Member of Parliament Amina Mnyazi accused the principal of poor leadership and demanded immediate action. They were speaking during a highly charged meeting attended by Sub-County Director of Education, Rashid Roba Adan, Sub County TSC Director Jane Jinnah, Sub County TSC Human Resource Officer Josephine Bosibori, and Malindi Divisional Assistant County Commissioner Irene Munyoki Amid rowdy chants of _aende, aende_(let him go! let him go!), Mr. Samuel Katsole, one of the parents, said the school’s performance had been affected by poor handling of students’ disciplinary actions, noting that many students were frequently sent away over petty offences. He claimed that day scholars were the most affected by the frivolous disciplinary actions, making it hard for any of them to score a mean grade of C (plain). The borders were not spared by the mismanagement either as they were not being supervised to study during weekends, he noted. Ms Mnyazi stated that numerous grievances had been levelled against the principal and called for investigations into his conduct and a possible transfer. She noted that about 60 students recently marched to her office to complain about the school head. Some parents also visited her office a few days later over similar grievances. Ms Mnyazi, who had visited the school to hand over a Sh2 million donation from President William Ruto, said she had written a letter to the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to officially complain against the principal and to demand investigations and a possible transfer. The MP criticized Mr. Kaingu for allegedly delaying the distribution of the President’s promised funds to the students. She alleged that the principal and a section of the school’s board of management had considered diverting the money to a school project, despite the funds being earmarked for the students’ welfare. “When the President visited the school last year, I urged him to give the students who had endured the blazing sun to welcome him some lunch. He pledged Sh2 million, and while the funds were delivered, the principal has since created unnecessary delays,” Ms. Mnyazi said. She directed that the funds be allocated to student fees, ensuring each learner receives Sh7,000, which will be credited to their fee accounts starting Tuesday, and copies of receipts sent to her office. The MP further expressed concern over the school’s declining academic performance, backing the community’s calls for the principal’s transfer. “From what I’ve gathered, this school was once one of the top-performing institutions in Malindi Constituency. Now, its performance has significantly dropped. If the school community is unhappy with the principal’s leadership, a transfer must be considered,” she added. Mr. Adan and Malindi Assistant County Commissioner Irene Munyoki pledged to address the concerns raised but emphasized the need for collaboration between students, parents, and teachers to improve the school’s performance. Rev. Kaingu did not respond to the allegations but sat calmly, recording the proceedings with his mobile phone as the highly charged meeting progressed. Meanwhile, students expressed mixed reactions when speaking to journalists. While some supported the calls for their principal’s transfer, others defended him, citing positive contributions he had made during his tenure. In a belated rejoinder, the principal defended himself from the accusations, saying he was a victim of a witch hunt following his refusal to allow officials from the MP’s office to take some of the money given by the President. Rev. Kaingu said the officials had wanted to release Sh1.5 million to the school and retain Sh500,000, which he had refused, leading to the clamour to have him transferred. **By Emmanuel Masha and Baraka Mweni** __ Share on Facebook Share __ Share on TwitterTweet __ Send email Mail

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Harness modern technology to revitalize agricultural sector, CS Kagwe urges Agriculture and Livestock Development Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe has called on semi-autonomous agencies under his ministry to harness modern technology in a bid to revitalize Kenya’s agricultural sector and boost food security. Speaking at a two-day high-level meeting with top ministry officials and chairpersons and chief executive officers of state corporations at a hotel in Malindi, Kagwe stressed the need to adopt innovative solutions that would not only enhance efficiency but also promote transparency and accountability in resource distribution. “We are here to refocus our attention on farmers to achieve food sufficiency and boost agricultural-based industries,” he told journalists after delivering his keynote address during the meeting. Kagwe outlined a comprehensive strategy aimed at leveraging smart agriculture tools, including artificial intelligence (AI), to improve service delivery and enable farmers to give direct feedback on government initiatives. He underscored AI’s potential to ensure that inputs reach the right beneficiaries while minimizing wastage and corruption in distribution channels. In addition to high-tech solutions, the Cabinet Secretary highlighted the critical role of modern soil analysis technology. According to him, this tool will help farmers choose the right crops and fertilizers, preventing common issues where some fertilizers end up harming rather than nourishing the soil. “Some fertilizers may harm the soil instead of improving its fertility. By embracing soil analysis technology, we can guide farmers on best practices,” Kagwe said. The cabinet secretary said he was happy that young people were engaged in agriculture and called for the provision of more incentives in order to attract more young people, especially Generation Z, into the sector. “There is need to give more incentives for Kenya’s Generation Z in order to reverse the trend of an aging farmer population—currently averaging 65 years—by attracting younger people and setting a transformative goal of reducing the average age to 20 years “Encouraging the younger generation to embrace agriculture is an investment in the future of the sector,” he said, adding that the zeal shown by Kenya’s youth is a promising sign for the country’s agricultural turnaround. The consultative meeting marked Kagwe’s first major address since his appointment and is seen as a critical step towards aligning Kenya’s agricultural policies with modern innovations. The ministry plans to review existing challenges, devise sustainable solutions, and adjust policies as needed to bolster productivity and sustainability in the sector. As Kenya seeks to bridge the gap between tradition and technology, the integration of state-of-the-art agricultural practices paired with fresh, youthful energy could redefine the landscape of food security in the country. Beyond these initiatives, the officials further deliberated on how to digitally transform other facets of the agriculture value chain, including supply chain management and market access, to ensure the sector remains competitive on a global scale. **By KNA Team** __ Share on Facebook Share __ Share on TwitterTweet __ Send email Mail

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8 Unforgettable Reasons Why Kilifi is Kenya’s Hidden Coastal Gem You Must Explore Now! - Wanderlust Trails Africa Discover Kilifi, a serene haven on Kenya’s coast where vast, untouched beaches, spacious upscale hotels, and charming culinary delights await. From exquisite beachfront dining at The Food Movement, Th...

Step into the tranquil coastal haven of #Kilifi! Uncover expansive, crowd-free beaches, charming upscale resorts, and local culinary delights that capture the genuine spirit of #Kenya’s coast. Experience pure #BeachLife and explore one of Africa’s best-kept secrets.

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In Coastal Kenya, Raymond Katana Turns Plastic Waste into Lasting Beauty The sound of snipping is audible some way before reaching the fishing settlement of Tezo. It’s an unfamiliar sound in a community usually full of household hustle-bustle interrupted only by the occasi...

“Cutting the plastic into shapes is just the start,” explained Raymond as he used the scissors to fashion flower petals and leaves from discarded bottles. The snipping of bottles is just one step in an elaborate process, he explained.
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