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Reading strengthens the mind, expands knowledge, and sharpens critical thinking skills. Avid readers develop stronger communication, creativity, and problem-solving abilities. Experts argue that consistent reading is one of the most powerful habits for lifelong growth and success. By Victor Ochieng’ The sage says, the more you read, the more you know. The more you know,…
Two Multimedia University students remain hospitalized after sustaining gunshot injuries during protests over delayed examinations. One student has a bullet lodged in his oesophagus, while another suffered a spinal cord injury. Families and human rights groups are demanding accountability and a review of police crowd-control tactics. By Ochola Victor Two Multimedia University (MMU) students who…
Twenty-three students from St. Thomas Aquinas Igumori School were injured in a road accident in Mbeere South. The learners were travelling to a music festival competition when the school bus overturned. Five students were referred to Embu Level 5 Hospital as investigations into the crash begin. By Brian Kaleti Twenty-three students from St. Thomas Aquinas…
Reading strengthens the mind, expands knowledge, and sharpens critical thinking skills. Avid readers develop stronger communication, creativity, and problem-solving abilities. Experts argue that consistent reading is one of the most powerful habits for lifelong growth and success. By Victor Ochieng’ The sage says, the more you read, the more you know. The more you know,…
Two Multimedia University students remain hospitalized after sustaining gunshot injuries during protests over delayed examinations. One student has a bullet lodged in his oesophagus, while another suffered a spinal cord injury. Families and human rights groups are demanding accountability and a review of police crowd-control tactics. By Ochola Victor Two Multimedia University (MMU) students who…
Twenty-three students from St. Thomas Aquinas Igumori School were injured in a road accident in Mbeere South. The learners were travelling to a music festival competition when the school bus overturned. Five students were referred to Embu Level 5 Hospital as investigations into the crash begin. By Brian Kaleti Twenty-three students from St. Thomas Aquinas…
Reading strengthens the mind, expands knowledge, and sharpens…
Two Multimedia University students remain hospitalized after sustaining…
Twenty-three students from St. Thomas Aquinas Igumori School…
It would be legally inaccurate to conclude that…
For decades, the South Rift region has been…
Poverty, family instability and substance abuse continue to…
A recent dormitory fire at Eor-Ekule Mixed Senior…
Parents attending the Annual General Meeting (AGM) at…
The Maasai Mara University is set to expand…
Secondary school deputy principals have petitioned the National…
Three students from Kisumu Boys High School accused…
The farewell ceremony for former Orero Boys High…
A former employee of Nairobi City Water and…
Outgoing Principal Secretary for Basic Education Prof. Julius…
The government’s plan to balance the three school…
The principal of Kalii Senior School in Makueni…
The government has intensified efforts to ensure innovations…
Student unrest remains one of the most disruptive…
The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers…
The Kisumu football fraternity is eagerly awaiting the…
