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Forty-one first-year students from Muhoroni have received bursaries worth Ksh1.2 million from the sub-county’s National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) kitty. Speaking during presentation of the cheques, the NG-CDF Manager Sospeter Ngere – on behalf of area MP Onyango K’Oyoo – said that each student had been allocated Ksh30,000. Ngere said that the beneficiaries, who…
Oloolua Ward residents in Kajiado North Constituency have decried the poor condition of Oloolua road which has slowed down activities in the centre. They demonstrated along the road to express their displeasure, using all manner of stuff from tree stumps to banana trunks which they planted on the road to blockade it. The protesters set…
Few weeks before national examinations begin, education stakeholders in the South Rift have called for elaborate measures by KNEC to curb exam malpractice. Led by Ann Soi and Betty Ng’etich, the concerned citizens want the measures to include control of phone usage, eradication of cartels, and direct supply of exam papers to sub-counties. Speaking in…
Forty-one first-year students from Muhoroni have received bursaries worth Ksh1.2 million from the sub-county’s National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) kitty. Speaking during presentation of the cheques, the NG-CDF Manager Sospeter Ngere – on behalf of area MP Onyango K’Oyoo – said that each student had been allocated Ksh30,000. Ngere said that the beneficiaries, who…
Oloolua Ward residents in Kajiado North Constituency have decried the poor condition of Oloolua road which has slowed down activities in the centre. They demonstrated along the road to express their displeasure, using all manner of stuff from tree stumps to banana trunks which they planted on the road to blockade it. The protesters set…
Few weeks before national examinations begin, education stakeholders in the South Rift have called for elaborate measures by KNEC to curb exam malpractice. Led by Ann Soi and Betty Ng’etich, the concerned citizens want the measures to include control of phone usage, eradication of cartels, and direct supply of exam papers to sub-counties. Speaking in…
Forty-one first-year students from Muhoroni have received bursaries…
Oloolua Ward residents in Kajiado North Constituency have…
Few weeks before national examinations begin, education stakeholders…
As the campaign for Polio vaccination continues, West…
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) Trans…
Residents of Rabai in Kilifi county have raised…
The recent incident where a Form 4 student…
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Bungoma National Polytechnic has been closed until further…
Teenage mothers in Kisumu county have a reason…
The Ministry of Education has planted 30 million…
In a world grappling with environmental challenges, the…
The Senate County Public Investments and Special Funds…
Safaricom CEO Peter Ndegwa, who is also the…
Youth who have gone through institutions of higher…
Disadvantaged youth often face numerous social, economic, and…
The 14th annual international Music and Performing Arts…
The National Fund for the Disabled of Kenya…
Kenyan doctor, Dr. Edwin Bogonko, has been elected…
