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KCB Bank has signed an MoU with public universities to finance clean-energy projects, including solar power, biogas and rainwater harvesting. The partnership will bridge the funding gap that often prevents institutions from investing in climate-friendly solutions. The initiative is expected to develop green infrastructure and skills among students, preparing them for a growing clean-energy job…
Four South Rift teams, TTC Kericho Ladies, Kericho Day Girls, View Shiners Queens and Sotik TTI Ladies, will compete in the Super Friendlies Queens tournament on Saturday. The tournament will be held at the Teachers Training Centre grounds in Kericho, with each team playing three matches. The event aims to nurture emerging female football talent…
PS Ololtuaa has confirmed that KNEC has activated an emergency response plan to protect national examinations from disruption during the October-December rains. MoE has been mapping high-risk areas across counties to secure examination materials and ensure adequate school feeding supplies during the rainy season. The government has urged learners, teachers and parents to remain alert…
KCB Bank has signed an MoU with public universities to finance clean-energy projects, including solar power, biogas and rainwater harvesting. The partnership will bridge the funding gap that often prevents institutions from investing in climate-friendly solutions. The initiative is expected to develop green infrastructure and skills among students, preparing them for a growing clean-energy job…
Four South Rift teams, TTC Kericho Ladies, Kericho Day Girls, View Shiners Queens and Sotik TTI Ladies, will compete in the Super Friendlies Queens tournament on Saturday. The tournament will be held at the Teachers Training Centre grounds in Kericho, with each team playing three matches. The event aims to nurture emerging female football talent…
PS Ololtuaa has confirmed that KNEC has activated an emergency response plan to protect national examinations from disruption during the October-December rains. MoE has been mapping high-risk areas across counties to secure examination materials and ensure adequate school feeding supplies during the rainy season. The government has urged learners, teachers and parents to remain alert…
KCB Bank has signed an MoU with public…
Four South Rift teams, TTC Kericho Ladies, Kericho…
PS Ololtuaa has confirmed that KNEC has activated…
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The article examines how merit, aptitude, equity and…
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