Sauti Ya Rehema Radio & TV Network is an interdenominational Christian organization which aims at preaching the Gospel of Christ and naturing the believers spiritually, physically, economically and mentally – (The total human being)
One of our Goals at Sayare (Sauti Ya Rehema: The Voice of Mercy) is to broadcast through Radio and Television the uncompromising gospel of Christ. In a country where ethnic indifference has brought about violence in the past, we believe that only a united body of Christ can break down the walls and remind us again that we are one in Christ: That Christ commanded us to love one another: That our destiny is together with Christ eternally. Through preaching, teaching and other productions, we seek to make all humanity captive for Christ. Only then can we live together as one family through Christ our Lord!
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Two individuals who may be part of a syndicate engaged in sim-card fraud and based in the counties of Bomet, Kericho, and Nakuru have been
Seven people were killed in skirmishes at the Kericho-Kisumu border in Sondu, and President William Ruto has ordered the arrest of everyone responsible. On the
Simba Arati, the governor of Kisii, has refuted allegations that he fired 740 County employees for failing to show up for a headcount he ordered
The Kenya Power Lighting Company (KPLC) has announced that they are rushing the installation of meters for new connections around the nation. The project will
Prof. Kithure Kindiki, the interior cabinet secretary, revealed that 15,400 passports are available for pick up at various immigration centers this week. The CS stated
The World Health Organization (WHO) has been given Ksh.741 million (USD 5 million) in government funding as well as 30 acres of land at Kenyatta
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni’s mercurial son declared on Thursday that his country would send troops to defend Moscow if it came under threat. “Call me
Due to a fatal Marburg virus outbreak in Tanzania’s neighbour, Uganda has instructed health officials to increase screening along that country’s border. . Tanzania reported
After Tanzania’s confirmation of a Marburg virus outbreak, Kenya is on high alert.The Ministry of Health has requested that all visitors arriving from Tanzania be screened at the various points of entry to determine whether they have the virus before entering the nation. Five people have been confirmed dead and up to eight people have been infected with the virus, according to Tanzania’s Minister of Health Ummy Mwalimu. Benjamin Murkomen, a port health officer in a memo to all surveillance staff and emergency response teams called for enhanced screening as the