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Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi has urged youths at the National Youth Camp in Nyangori to be responsible on social media and respectful of authority. The camp brought together young people from across Kenya for a week of worship, fellowship and mentorship under PAG Kenya’s leadership. Mudavadi has laid the foundation stone for the Centenary Building…
PS Imbunya has donated four sets of her scholarly publications to MMUST to support teaching, learning and research. MMUST’s leadership, led by Vice Chancellor Prof Shibairo, has received the donation and praised its contribution to the university’s academic resources. The university has committed to making the materials available to its academic community for classroom instruction,…
Parliament is reviewing a Bill seeking to raise Kenya’s legal drinking age from 18 to 21 years. MP Alfah Ondieki has sponsored the proposed amendment, which extends to advertising restrictions, employment rules and premises access for alcohol outlets. The Bill has not yet been enacted and remains subject to the full parliamentary legislative process. Kenya…
Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi has urged youths at the National Youth Camp in Nyangori to be responsible on social media and respectful of authority. The camp brought together young people from across Kenya for a week of worship, fellowship and mentorship under PAG Kenya’s leadership. Mudavadi has laid the foundation stone for the Centenary Building…
PS Imbunya has donated four sets of her scholarly publications to MMUST to support teaching, learning and research. MMUST’s leadership, led by Vice Chancellor Prof Shibairo, has received the donation and praised its contribution to the university’s academic resources. The university has committed to making the materials available to its academic community for classroom instruction,…
Parliament is reviewing a Bill seeking to raise Kenya’s legal drinking age from 18 to 21 years. MP Alfah Ondieki has sponsored the proposed amendment, which extends to advertising restrictions, employment rules and premises access for alcohol outlets. The Bill has not yet been enacted and remains subject to the full parliamentary legislative process. Kenya…
Prime CS Musalia Mudavadi has urged youths at…
PS Imbunya has donated four sets of her…
Parliament is reviewing a Bill seeking to raise…
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Religious and community leaders in the North Rift…
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FEASSA President Justus Mugisha has officially opened the…
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