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JKUAT students have raised concerns over unexpected increases in their fee balances ahead of graduation. Several students say their accounts now reflect additional balances ranging from Sh3,000 to Sh15,000. They want the university to urgently clarify the charges and correct any discrepancies before Friday’s ceremony. Students at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)…
Narok High School has emerged victorious in Dance Class 1018K at the National Music Festival in Bungoma. The school scored 91 per cent, earning an opportunity to represent Kenya in Uganda. The achievement has highlighted learners’ talent while showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Maa community. Narok High School has emerged victorious in Dance…
Matiliku Boys will represent Kenya in boys’ volleyball at the FEASSA Games in Morogoro, Tanzania. The team has been drawn in Group A alongside opponents from Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda and Tanzania. Chief Principal Dr Johnstone Muia Ndivo says the players are ready to compete with confidence and discipline. Matiliku Boys Secondary School volleyball team is…
JKUAT students have raised concerns over unexpected increases in their fee balances ahead of graduation. Several students say their accounts now reflect additional balances ranging from Sh3,000 to Sh15,000. They want the university to urgently clarify the charges and correct any discrepancies before Friday’s ceremony. Students at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (JKUAT)…
Narok High School has emerged victorious in Dance Class 1018K at the National Music Festival in Bungoma. The school scored 91 per cent, earning an opportunity to represent Kenya in Uganda. The achievement has highlighted learners’ talent while showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Maa community. Narok High School has emerged victorious in Dance…
Matiliku Boys will represent Kenya in boys’ volleyball at the FEASSA Games in Morogoro, Tanzania. The team has been drawn in Group A alongside opponents from Kenya, Rwanda, Uganda and Tanzania. Chief Principal Dr Johnstone Muia Ndivo says the players are ready to compete with confidence and discipline. Matiliku Boys Secondary School volleyball team is…
JKUAT students have raised concerns over unexpected increases…
Narok High School has emerged victorious in Dance…
Matiliku Boys will represent Kenya in boys’ volleyball…
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The Ministry of Education has transferred several TVET…
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