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A first-year Kenya Medical Training College student from Kenyenya is unable to return to college after her father reportedly disappeared while trying to withdraw school fees. The family says men claiming to be police officers picked him up in Ogembo before he vanished. Relatives are appealing for information as police investigations continue. A first-year Kenya…
Evans Ranyondo says recurring bandit attacks in Samburu and neighbouring counties demand urgent, long-term security interventions. He calls for improved security, stronger community cooperation and renewed peacebuilding efforts. The article argues that restoring peace is essential for education, development and economic growth. The recent killing of four people, including a National Police Reservist, during a…
Kenya has launched a nationwide digital learning programme targeting more than 10,000 Junior Secondary Schools. The initiative introduces smart boards, teacher laptops and Artificial Intelligence-driven learning to support Competency-Based Education. Education experts say the reforms will prepare learners for the digital economy and the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The future of education is no longer a…
A first-year Kenya Medical Training College student from Kenyenya is unable to return to college after her father reportedly disappeared while trying to withdraw school fees. The family says men claiming to be police officers picked him up in Ogembo before he vanished. Relatives are appealing for information as police investigations continue. A first-year Kenya…
Evans Ranyondo says recurring bandit attacks in Samburu and neighbouring counties demand urgent, long-term security interventions. He calls for improved security, stronger community cooperation and renewed peacebuilding efforts. The article argues that restoring peace is essential for education, development and economic growth. The recent killing of four people, including a National Police Reservist, during a…
Kenya has launched a nationwide digital learning programme targeting more than 10,000 Junior Secondary Schools. The initiative introduces smart boards, teacher laptops and Artificial Intelligence-driven learning to support Competency-Based Education. Education experts say the reforms will prepare learners for the digital economy and the Fourth Industrial Revolution. The future of education is no longer a…
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