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Why graduates wear gowns, caps and toss mortarboards during graduation

Ashford Kimani traces academic gowns and caps to medieval European universities, where scholars wore robes partly for warmth and identity. He explains that academic regalia evolved to symbolise scholarship, achievement and graduates’ transition into a wider intellectual community. Kimani says the famous cap-toss tradition is traced to the US Naval Academy’s graduating class of 1912….

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Homa Bay Muslim leaders rally support for students joining universities, colleges

Muslim leaders in Homa Bay are mobilising financial and material support for students unable to meet university and college admission costs. SUPKEM County Secretary Nuhu Abdul Masoud says the initiative targets deserving learners facing financial hardship. A fundraising event is scheduled for July 31, 2026, at Governors Park in Homa Bay Town. Muslim leaders in…

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Lwala Community Hospital in Migori secures funding to strengthen healthcare workers’ training

The TramutoPorter Foundation will support continuing medical education, mentorship and training programmes for healthcare workers. Lwala Community Hospital says the initiative will help clinicians keep pace with emerging diseases, technologies and treatment guidelines. The training-of-trainers model will enable beneficiaries to transfer skills to other healthcare professionals in Migori and beyond. Lwala Community Hospital has announced…

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