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Egerton University lecturer Dr. Tabitha Awuor Amollo has been named among five recipients of the prestigious OWSD–Elsevier Foundation Award. The award recognises outstanding early-career women scientists whose research addresses global challenges and advances sustainable development. Dr. Amollo was honoured for her pioneering work in solar energy conversion and community-focused renewable energy innovations. By Kimutain Langat…
Education writer Hillary Muhalya argues that reading is the foundation upon which intellectual growth and lifelong learning are built. He says reading awakens curiosity, strengthens imagination and develops independent thinking among learners. According to Muhalya, mastering reading transforms children into confident learners capable of exploring the world on their own. By Hillary Muhalya In every…
Stakeholders from across Western Kenya converged at Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST) on Wednesday for a regional public participation forum on the Draft Universities (General) Regulations, 2026. The engagement, organised by the Ministry of Education in consultation with the Commission for University Education (CUE), brought together representatives from Kakamega, Vihiga, Bungoma, Siaya…
Egerton University lecturer Dr. Tabitha Awuor Amollo has been named among five recipients of the prestigious OWSD–Elsevier Foundation Award. The award recognises outstanding early-career women scientists whose research addresses global challenges and advances sustainable development. Dr. Amollo was honoured for her pioneering work in solar energy conversion and community-focused renewable energy innovations. By Kimutain Langat…
Education writer Hillary Muhalya argues that reading is the foundation upon which intellectual growth and lifelong learning are built. He says reading awakens curiosity, strengthens imagination and develops independent thinking among learners. According to Muhalya, mastering reading transforms children into confident learners capable of exploring the world on their own. By Hillary Muhalya In every…
Stakeholders from across Western Kenya converged at Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST) on Wednesday for a regional public participation forum on the Draft Universities (General) Regulations, 2026. The engagement, organised by the Ministry of Education in consultation with the Commission for University Education (CUE), brought together representatives from Kakamega, Vihiga, Bungoma, Siaya…
Egerton University lecturer Dr. Tabitha Awuor Amollo has…
Education writer Hillary Muhalya argues that reading is…
Stakeholders from across Western Kenya converged at Masinde…
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Using learners’ names helps them feel recognized, valued,…
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