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‎Governor George Natembeya today led the distribution of certified maize seedlings to residents of Koros in Kwanza Sub-county, in a move aimed at boosting food security across Trans Nzoia County. ‎ ‎Speaking during the exercise, Governor Natembeya called on leaders from Trans Nzoia to refrain from insulting one another and instead embrace unity for the benefit of residents. ‎ ‎“We must stop insulting each other as leaders. Let us work together in harmony to ensure the people of Trans Nzoia get all the services and support they deserve,” said Governor Natembeya. ‎ ‎He emphasized that development can only be realized when leaders put aside political differences and focus on service delivery. ‎ ‎At the same time, the governor challenged the National Government to provide free fertilizer to farmers to complement the county’s efforts in supplying certified maize seedlings. ‎ ‎“If the National Government can provide free fertilizer, our farmers will have all the necessary inputs to maximize ...

‎Headline: Human Rights in Media: Upholding Freedom and Responsibility ‎Byline: By Florence Wanyonyi  ‎ ‎In line with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the role of human rights in media has been firmly established as a cornerstone of responsible journalism. The Declaration guarantees freedoms of expression, access to information, and the right to participate in public affairs, forming the legal and ethical basis for media practice worldwide. ‎Media houses are expected to respect these rights while providing citizens with accurate, fair, and impartial information. By adhering to these standards, journalists help protect individual freedoms, promote democracy, and foster social justice. ‎Experts say that establishing human rights in media ensures accountability, empowers citizens, and strengthens trust between the press and the public. This framework guides journalists in balancing freedom of speech with ethical responsibilities, preventing abuse, discrimination, and misinfo...