Riverside ward clean-up draws 200 volunteers
Volunteers cleared the river bank from the bridge to the market.
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Volunteers cleared the river bank from the bridge to the market.
Traders raised half the cost; the ward fund paid the rest, and the roof went up in nine days.
Parents raised half the cost; the ward development fund paid the rest.
Children under five can get every routine vaccine in one visit.
A late goal sends the valley's football club to its first final in ten years.
The centre now stays open all night for births and emergencies.
About 9,000 pupils across the county start exams this week.
Children aged 6 to 12 can join for free.
The engine will be kept at Kanyonga, closer to the markets.
The wing has 40 beds and its own theatre.
More than 800 runners took part, from children to grandparents.
The centre has a computer room, a library corner and a football pitch.
The clinic can now keep vaccines cold through power cuts.
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