The multi-agency Search and Rescue Operation in Gachie led by Kenya Defence Forces’ Disaster Response Battalion (DRB) has been concluded. This followed the collapse of a five-storey building on Monday
Kenya Army soldiers from Gilgil Units have assisted the Green Belt Movement organisation in ferrying and planting 180,000 tree seedlings in a two-day exercise at Kamara Forest in Kuresoi North,
Kenya Defence Forces personnel based in Wajir today assisted medical personnel of Wajir General Hospital in lifting, relocating and installing an oxygen compressor and transformer to the required site. The
Kenya Army personnel from 7, 15 and 19 Kenya Rifle Battalions as well as 86 Armoured Reconnaissance Battalion and the 78 Tank Battalion on 18th August 2021 conveyed and distributed
9th Batalion soldiers together with Moi Barracks Primary School pupils planted over 1500 trees within the school compound aimed at environmental conservation under the Environmental Soldier Program. The event was
KDF and Lamu County health workers have come together in an effort to stem polio in villages within Boni forest. The exercise targeted children below the age of five in
The Kenya Navy took part in celebrating the International Day for the Conservation of the Mangrove Ecosystem by planting trees in the coastal region. Over 300,000 mangrove propagules were planted
When you are happy, you show it or voice it. The people of Kiunga; happy to receive medical care by KDF doctors, made assorted hand made items and handed them
The Kenya Defence Forces’ (KDF) Director Medical Services (DMS) Major General (Dr) Kiguta Ng’ang’a presided over the closure of a two-day free medical camp at Kiunga, Lamu county. Medical camps
Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) troops working under the African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) has handed over four newly built classrooms and a sports stadium to the local administration in
The Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) troops participating in the ongoing Multi-Agency Field Training Exercise have renovated Kiunga Health Centre as part of the Civil Military Cooperation prerogative. Kiunga Health Centre,
The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) as part of the civil engagements prerogative in the ongoing Multi-Agency Field Training Exercise, has continued to collaborate with Amu Conservation Trust Project, to promote
