Kerugoya

Kerugoya is a town in Kirinyaga County, central Kenya. It forms part of the urban area that includes the neighboring town of Kutus and serves as an administrative and commercial hub for the county. In practice, the two towns are often referred to collectively as Kerugoya-Kutus. The town lies within the highland region that dominates much of Kirinyaga.

The local economy is anchored in agriculture and trade. Surrounding farms produce crops such as tea, coffee, and vegetables, which are bought and sold in Kerugoya's markets. Small-scale manufacturing and services support local commerce.

Kerugoya hosts county government offices and a range of public and private services, including education and health facilities. The town is a focal point for county-level governance within Kirinyaga.

The town is connected by road to Nairobi and other towns in the region. Public transport and bus services link Kerugoya with neighboring centers. Utilities and communications infrastructure support daily activities.

The area has multiple primary and secondary schools and community centers. It is home to diverse communities and hosts religious and cultural institutions.