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Enock Okong’o encourages candidates to approach their examinations with confidence, discipline and determination. He draws lessons from people whose difficult beginnings did not prevent them from rising to prominence. Teachers, too, are reminded that their commitment today can shape tomorrow’s leaders and professionals. As the third term approaches and candidates are preparing for their examinations,…
The weeklong tournament brings together communities affected by years of insecurity and disrupted education. Football, volleyball, athletics and traditional dance are providing platforms for dialogue, reconciliation and interaction. Organisers hope relationships forged in Tot will strengthen peace across Kerio Valley and neighbouring regions. Over 2,000 participants have descended on Tot in Kerio Valley for a…
Enock Okong’o urges education leaders to treat weather warnings as a call for early preparedness. He says schools should inspect infrastructure, secure learning materials and establish clear emergency response plans. Drawing lessons from Noah, Okong’o argues that preparedness can protect learners and sustain education during emergencies. Weather forecast authorities in Kenya have predicted a strong…
Enock Okong’o encourages candidates to approach their examinations with confidence, discipline and determination. He draws lessons from people whose difficult beginnings did not prevent them from rising to prominence. Teachers, too, are reminded that their commitment today can shape tomorrow’s leaders and professionals. As the third term approaches and candidates are preparing for their examinations,…
The weeklong tournament brings together communities affected by years of insecurity and disrupted education. Football, volleyball, athletics and traditional dance are providing platforms for dialogue, reconciliation and interaction. Organisers hope relationships forged in Tot will strengthen peace across Kerio Valley and neighbouring regions. Over 2,000 participants have descended on Tot in Kerio Valley for a…
Enock Okong’o urges education leaders to treat weather warnings as a call for early preparedness. He says schools should inspect infrastructure, secure learning materials and establish clear emergency response plans. Drawing lessons from Noah, Okong’o argues that preparedness can protect learners and sustain education during emergencies. Weather forecast authorities in Kenya have predicted a strong…
Enock Okong’o encourages candidates to approach their examinations…
The weeklong tournament brings together communities affected by…
Enock Okong’o urges education leaders to treat weather…
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