PCS Mudavadi welcomes the resumption of BATUK military training in Kenya
Wafanyakazi wa kampuni ya maua eneo la Segera Laikipia wasusia kazi bila ilani - July 2026
Over 200 workers at a flower farm in Segera, Laikipia North, have boycotted their jobs without prior notice, demanding better treatment from their employer. Local businesses in Nanyuki, Laikipia County, can breathe easier following the government's decision to extend the stay of the British Army barracks after a licensing dispute. Laikipia leaders have voiced support for BATUK, calling for long-term cooperation agreements. The Kenyan government has granted approval for the British Army Training Unit Kenya (BATUK) to resume its training operations following a week-long diplomatic dispute. The PCS Mudavadi welcomed the resumption of BATUK military training in Kenya.
Wafanyakazi wa kampuni ya maua eneo la Segera Laikipia wasusia kazi bila ilani
Wafanyabiashara wa Nanyuki kaunti ya Laikipia wategemeao wanajeshi washusha pumzi
Viongozi wa Laikipia waunga mkono BATUK, wataka makubaliano ya muda mrefu ya ushirikiano
Government clears BATUK training to resume after diplomatic standoff
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