Monthly Archives: April 2023
Busia: Teacher pleads for employment after decades of volunteering
She has volunteered for almost two decades as an ECDE teacher.
She, with her colleague, anticipate being employed by the county government of Busia.
Early childhood...
BOOK REVIEW: The Silent Footsteps
Title: The Silent Footsteps
Author: Ipara Odeo
Cost: KSh1,000
Contact: iparaodeo@yahoo.com
Publisher and Year: Kibabii...
MoMo Pencils: Brothers recycling yesterday’s newspapers to today’s pencils
The brothers wanted an eco-friendly venture which would also leave a legacy.
The pencils are made in a six-stage procedure.
Kenya sells about 300,000 newspapers...
Meet “Ghost” Mulee, a legendary football coach-turned-radio host
He started playing football since his childhood.
Over time, he rose to a famous footballer and football coach.
Mulee now nurtures young footballers.
In 1968, when Kenya...
How Kundu, a traditional birth attendant, aids expectant mothers deliver
She has been trained on different occasions in vital matters of her profession.
She delivers an average of twelve expectant women every month.
Kundu says traditional...
Save the Child: How defilement, child neglect are crashing Baringo’s future
A concerned medic, who sought anonymity, narrates, “…the passion for helping kids is there but drained by the authorities towards getting justice for the...
DP Gachagua, CS Malonza meet winners of Forty Under 40 Africa...
The winners' meeting with the leaders recognized their impact on the country through their companies and initiatives.
They met with Peninah Malonza, CS Tourism, at...
All set for Ekerubo Gietai TTI first ever graduation, eight years...
The event is set to happen later this week.
The principal is encouraging more youths to join the institution for technical skills.
The TTI is anticipated...
Synergy is key to breaking barriers, African women economic summit reveals
The summit aimed to enlighten women entrepreneurs on the need to unite to break barriers.
The speakers noted that there is space for everyone; women's...
Educational Fair: Youngsters get training on career choice, admissions
In Kenya, most class eight and form four graduates who do not qualify for direct entry into universities battle with the societal stereotype that...
