Trans Nzoia County has initiated the construction of two new maternity theatres at Matunda and Saboti sub-county hospitals, marking a significant step towards improving maternal healthcare accessibility for residents.
A protracted land dispute in Trans Nzoia County has finally been put to rest through the utilization of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR), marking a significant milestone in community reconciliation.
Mrs. Lilian Natembeya, the First Lady of Trans Nzoia County, has called for heightened awareness and improved care for individuals grappling with life-threatening illnesses.
Trans Nzoia County's administration is ramping up efforts to bolster palliative care services by training community health promoters (CHPs) in response to the growing prevalence of life-threatening illnesses.
The Kitale Municipal Board has initiated proactive measures to mitigate the risk of flooding by conducting thorough inspections and unclogging drainage systems throughout the town.
The Trans Nzoia County government, under the leadership of Governor George Natembeya, is committed to providing a conducive environment for investors interested in the fertilizer sector.
Governor George Natembeya of Trans Nzoia County expressed appreciation to the USAID delegation for their support in boosting various development programs aimed at enhancing the well-being of the county's residents.
The Public Accounts Investment Committee (PAIC) of the Trans Nzoia County Assembly has initiated an audit of contractors' work at the Kijana Wamalwa Memorial Hospital.
Trans Nzoia County has united with other counties and international partners in the fight against climate change through the FLLoCA-KfW co-financing program.
Trans Nzoia County is actively pursuing financial support for climate action initiatives through its participation in the KFW Co-Financing Locally Led Climate Action (FlloCA) program.
The Trans Nzoia administration, under Governor George Natembeya's leadership, is spearheading a transformative road construction projects in the county.
