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Sega Girls book club defies poor reading culture as learners publish own books

St. Anne’s Sega Girls learners are challenging concerns over declining reading culture by writing and publishing their own creative works. The club has nurtured young authors aged 13 to 18, producing novellas, poetry, plays and short-story anthologies. Learners say reading and creative writing have strengthened their communication, confidence, discipline and academic performance. In many schools,…

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Running with Lions: Why every child deserves someone who believes in them

Ashford Kimani reflects on Dr Pius Kamau’s journey from poverty in rural Kenya to becoming a successful surgeon. He argues that education, perseverance and encouragement from teachers, parents and mentors can transform disadvantaged children’s lives. Kimani says every child deserves someone who believes in their potential regardless of their background or present circumstances. Success stories…

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JKUAT orders students on attachment to clear fee arrears or risk repeating programme

JKUAT has directed students undertaking industrial attachment to urgently clear outstanding household fee balances before assessment. Students who fail to settle the arrears risk missing assessment and being required to repeat their industrial attachment. Affected learners are calling for flexible payment arrangements, arguing many have already incurred substantial attachment-related expenses. Students at Jomo Kenyatta University…

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