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By Ahmed Salat  The Department of Health, in partnership with the Kenya Red Cross Society (KRCS) Wajir Branch, has stepped up efforts to curb the spread of cholera and other waterborne diseases across Wajir County through sustained community outreach and hygiene promotion initiatives. The ongoing intervention, anchored on Risk Communication and Community Engagement (RCCE), focuses on public sensitization and the distribution of essential water treatment supplies. Health teams have been actively engaging residents using Information, Education, and Communication (IEC) materials, with a strong emphasis on preventive measures and safe hygiene practices. Key high-risk areas targeted include Orahey Market, Soko Holla, and ADC Market—busy centres that attract large numbers of pastoralists and traders. The high mobility of these populations has been identified as a significant risk factor in the rapid transmission of waterborne diseases. As part of the campaign, a total of 3,200 strips...

By Ahmed Salat Ali | Political Affairs HABASWEIN — Wajir Woman Representative Fatuma Jehow has reaffirmed her commitment to inclusive development and service delivery following an emotionally charged visit to Habaswein and the wider Wajir South constituency. Speaking during her development tour, Jehow described the region as “deeply personal,” recalling the enduring legacy of her late father, Mzee Jehow, whose dedication to public service continues to shape her leadership journey. “Habaswein and the greater Wajir South hold a special place in my heart. Today, I felt a powerful connection—an outpouring of warmth and trust that reflects the legacy of my late father,” she said. Jehow noted that the trust once placed in her father has now been extended to her and her team, a responsibility she said she carries with humility and determination. The visit forms part of her ongoing countywide tour aimed at strengthening grassroots engagement, assessing community needs and accelerating dev...

By, Aaran Tv Ke Garissa Correspondent The Speaker of the Garissa County Assembly, Hon. Abdi Idle Gure, has lauded the launch of Kenya’s first-ever refugee management training programme, describing it as a major step towards strengthening governance and coordination in the sector. Hon. Gure spoke during the launch and graduation ceremony of the inaugural Refugee Management Programme held at the Kenya School of Government in Lower Kabete, Nairobi. The programme brought together officers from national and county governments, security agencies, and other key stakeholders involved in refugee affairs. The first cohort graduated after successfully completing the specialised training. Addressing the gathering, the Speaker termed the initiative a milestone in enhancing Kenya’s refugee management framework through professional capacity-building and improved coordination. “Today’s event marks a turning point in how we understand and approach refugee management in this country,” he said. He ...

By Ahmed Salat Ali | Political Affairs, AARAN TV KE  WAJIR, Kenya — With only days left before the closure of the Enhanced Continuous Voter Registration (ECVR), fresh data from the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission reveals a mixed picture across the country, with frontier counties such as Wajir recording comparatively low registration numbers. According to the Commission’s status update released on Thursday, April 23, 2026, a total of 1,876,274 new voters have been registered Nationwide since the exercise began on March 30. In addition, 159,410 voters transferred their registration, while 2,817 updated their personal details, underscoring steady participation across various regions. However, Wajir County remains among the areas with modest turnout. The county recorded 17,930 new registrations, alongside 1,494 transfers and just 9 updates of particulars—figures that observers say reflect persistent structural and environmental challenges. Pastoral Realities Slow Moment...

By Ahmed Salat Ali The government has signed a binding agreement with key teachers’ unions and health authorities, setting the stage for sweeping reforms aimed at improving healthcare access, efficiency, and accountability for educators across the country. The deal, reached after extensive consultations with the Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET), the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT), and the Social Health Authority (SHA), establishes a coordinated framework under the Public Officers Medical Scheme Fund (POMSF). Speaking after the signing, Cabinet Secretary for Health Aden Duale said the agreement marks a significant milestone in safeguarding the welfare of teachers nationwide. “This framework ensures uninterrupted access to quality healthcare for our teachers while strengthening accountability and efficiency within the system,” he said. Among the key resolutions is the confirmation of a Last Expense Benefit of KSh 300,000 for deceased principal members...

By Ahmed Salat Ali | Political Affairs, AARAN TV KE  The opposition coalition under the United Alternative Government (UAG) has launched a two-day political tour of Kitui County, in a calculated move to consolidate support in the Ukambani region ahead of the 2027 General Election. In a statement issued on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua announced that the tour—dubbed the “Kitui County Tour”—will run from April 22 to 23, covering key constituencies across the county. On the first day, the leaders are scheduled to traverse Kitui West, Mwingi West, and Mwingi Central constituencies. The second day’s itinerary includes Kitui Central, Kitui East, Kitui Rural, and Kitui South. The visit forms part of a broader series of political engagements in what is widely regarded as the political stronghold of Kalonzo Musyoka. Analysts view the move as a strategic effort to solidify regional backing and build momentum toward the next general ...