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Bob Andersen, a rose flower, Avocado and dairy investor in Endebess subcounty, Trans-Nzoia County, has been lauded for fully giving back to the community through education. Apart from Andersen schools, which include primary and High school, which he initiated and handed to the government to manage, he also came up with a special school and…
Kakamega Catholic Diocese Bishop Joseph Obanyi has pledged to give special attention to Bishop Sulumeti Girls High School, describing it as a lasting legacy of his predecessor, the late Bishop Emeritus Philip Sulumeti. Speaking during a Thanksgiving Mass held at the institution, Bishop Obanyi recalled that Bishop Sulumeti personally invested his own resources to establish…
The government has announced a new standardised fee structure for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions across Kenya, setting the annual charge at Sh67,189. The consolidated fee, which includes assessment costs, will take effect from May 2026 and is intended to make skills‑based training more affordable and accessible to students nationwide. Education Cabinet…
Bob Andersen, a rose flower, Avocado and dairy investor in Endebess subcounty, Trans-Nzoia County, has been lauded for fully giving back to the community through education. Apart from Andersen schools, which include primary and High school, which he initiated and handed to the government to manage, he also came up with a special school and…
Kakamega Catholic Diocese Bishop Joseph Obanyi has pledged to give special attention to Bishop Sulumeti Girls High School, describing it as a lasting legacy of his predecessor, the late Bishop Emeritus Philip Sulumeti. Speaking during a Thanksgiving Mass held at the institution, Bishop Obanyi recalled that Bishop Sulumeti personally invested his own resources to establish…
The government has announced a new standardised fee structure for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions across Kenya, setting the annual charge at Sh67,189. The consolidated fee, which includes assessment costs, will take effect from May 2026 and is intended to make skills‑based training more affordable and accessible to students nationwide. Education Cabinet…
Bob Andersen, a rose flower, Avocado and dairy…
Kakamega Catholic Diocese Bishop Joseph Obanyi has pledged…
The government has announced a new standardised fee…
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I sent the following message to a senior…
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The National Campaign Against Drug Abuse Authority (NACADA)…
