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Makueni KUPPET Executive Secretary Justus Kimeu has urged officials to ensure fairness during the ongoing term two ball games. He called on coaches and referees to provide all learners with equal opportunities to showcase their talents. Kimeu also commended teachers for nurturing talent and encouraged learners to remain active beyond competitions. By Lydia Ngoolo Makueni…
Uzima University says reports questioning the quality of its medical training are based on outdated findings from 2019/2020. The institution cites its university charter, regulatory approvals and recent inspections as evidence of compliance. Officials say graduates remain recognised by regulators in Kenya and across East Africa. By Fredrick Odiero Uzima University has distanced itself from…
Nyamira County Governor has expressed confidence in the growth and performance of the county’s 26 TVET institutions. The county is investing in infrastructure, modern equipment and industry partnerships to strengthen skills training. Officials say the institutions are playing a key role in tackling youth unemployment and promoting self-employment. By Enock Okong’o Nyamira County Governor Amos…
Makueni KUPPET Executive Secretary Justus Kimeu has urged officials to ensure fairness during the ongoing term two ball games. He called on coaches and referees to provide all learners with equal opportunities to showcase their talents. Kimeu also commended teachers for nurturing talent and encouraged learners to remain active beyond competitions. By Lydia Ngoolo Makueni…
Uzima University says reports questioning the quality of its medical training are based on outdated findings from 2019/2020. The institution cites its university charter, regulatory approvals and recent inspections as evidence of compliance. Officials say graduates remain recognised by regulators in Kenya and across East Africa. By Fredrick Odiero Uzima University has distanced itself from…
Nyamira County Governor has expressed confidence in the growth and performance of the county’s 26 TVET institutions. The county is investing in infrastructure, modern equipment and industry partnerships to strengthen skills training. Officials say the institutions are playing a key role in tackling youth unemployment and promoting self-employment. By Enock Okong’o Nyamira County Governor Amos…
Makueni KUPPET Executive Secretary Justus Kimeu has urged…
Uzima University says reports questioning the quality of…
Nyamira County Governor has expressed confidence in the…
The Court of Appeal has suspended enforcement of…
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The school recorded 105 students attaining C+ and…
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Basic Education PS John Ololtuaa has urged newly…
Education officials from the Ministry of Education and…
The writer contends that Competency-Based Education (CBE) teacher…
Bomet County school games will spotlight a renewed…
The Michuki National Polytechnic has been closed indefinitely…
