Moi University Students Organization President Albert Maloba who is also the Chair of the Universities' Presidents Council has condemned the Government's announced decision to selectively fund University Courses. Responding to the recent announcement by the government, Maloba in the company of other Kenyan University leaders questioned the decision terming it
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Tanzania escalates Trade war with Kenya; withdraws from Negotiations.
The Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) boss Mr Gilbert Kibe has announced that Tanzania has abandoned bilateral negotiation efforts to end the stalemate between the two neighboring countries. According to Mr. Kibe, Tanzania is , demanding that Kenya relaxes the restrictions on Covid-19 before they can allow the resumption of
Back to School for KCPE and KCSE candidates
Primary and secondary school candidates are expected to return to school from October, following a new proposal to reopen learning institutions. The 1.9 million learners are expected to open for the second term, during which they will sit for their examinations in April. The KCPE candidates suggested date for assessment wil
Pomp as Raila & Joho arrive in Kwale County
Raila addressing Kwale Residents. It was all pomp and color as residents of Msambweni trooped in their thousands to welcome the Orange Democratic Party Leader Raila Amollo Odinga together with his counterpart Mombasa Governor Alli Hassan Joho. Raila's visit to Msambeweni in Kwale County comes a day after the Deputy President William
Why Obado ordered Migori residents not to wear masks
The embattled Migori Governor Okoth Obado was the talk of town yesterday following his decision to issue instructions to Migori residents not to wear facemasks. Addressing the media on Wednesday 9th September, without donning a mask, Obado declared that Corona had ended in Migori and that it was now time
Raila: COVID-19 will not delay BBI
ODM leader Raila Odinga says the Building Bridges Initiative process should be concluded immediately, now that the Corona virus infection curve is on a downward spiral. The former Prime Minister said this during a meeting with the Maa leaders from Kajiado County at his Capitol Hill office, where they
Raila sets out on tour to sell BBI agenda
Kiambu Governor James Nyoro sacks 48 board members
Police to usher in a new era with Digital OB
Parents on the spot over rising teen pregnancies
The Kenya Christian Professional Forum has reignited the debate on teenage pregnancies and legislation of abortion , despite the two issues being before the senate under the Reproductive Health Bill. The forum draws its membership across denominations of Christians among them Catholic, Anglican and evangelicals and its members have insisted