Written by The Public Service Commission has announced that Interviews for the 3,000 internship positions in the civil service will start on Tuesday, 3rd September and end on the 11th of September across the country. In a Statement, The Public Service Commission (PSC) said it’s pleased to inform all those who applied for the Public Service Internship … Continue reading “PSC Internship Programme Interviews: Shortlisted Candidates, Dates, Schedule and What to Carry”
In his ruling, Justice John Mativo directed the upcoming Moi university graduation to go on as planned. A group of students had earlier moved to the court intending to stop the graduation scheduled to take place on August 22, 2019 According to Justice John Mativo, the final ruling which will be delivered on August 20 … Continue reading “Moi University graduation to continue, court rules amid missing marks saga.”
The merger of 38 public universities which was proposed by the Education CS, Professor Magoha will take long after the court brought the process into a halt not until different stakeholders agree over several issues. During her ruling, Lady Justice Maurine Onyango requested the Ministry of Education to reach out to University Academic Staff Union … Continue reading “Court halts merger of public universities.”
A day after your end of semester exams, her message will chip in. The content inside will fill your heart with joy. “Heyy lovey, I’ve made up my mind, I think I am ready to frame a relationship with you. And for the date, am so ready for it, let’s go tomorrow “ Your crush … Continue reading “How to Impress a Beautiful Soul on a First Date.”
Education Cabinet Secretary Prof Magoho has informed that some universities are earning lump sum by offering courses that aren’t approved. According to Prof Magoha, the government had warned the universities, but to date, some institutions of higher learning have still been identified to offer the unapproved courses. Commission for University Education has been keen to … Continue reading “Magoha: Some universities are making money offering unapproved courses.”
Unemployment is a dungeon of damage. A look into our country describes Kenya as a hotbed of unemployment with most of the casualties being youths. The pain threshold unemployment causes to the youths is a big one. Getting a job in Kenya is indeed becoming impossible. When you talk to youth about him securing a … Continue reading “Unemployment: Adept youths to continue grappling with unemployment despite education.”
Then just a graduate with a degree in chemistry, Benson left the country in 2009 to further his studies in the USA. Ten years later, his skills have allowed him to join a group of niche scientists who collectively try to move the world towards the hope of an HIV cure. Professor Benson Adagwa, 37, … Continue reading “Kenyan Among Team bringing HIV cure closer to the homestretch.”
Egerton University is expected to pay sh.250,000 to a student as compensation for delayed graduation on accounts of missing marks. Mr. Simon Okworo Habu proceeded to court last year claiming that the university had refused to include him in the graduation list over missing grades and also having a huge fee balance. According to Mr. … Continue reading “Egerton University to pay student sh 250,000 over missing marks.”
Let’s not mingle truth with lies, July has been pathetic. It has proved to be one of the wicked months we’ve had to tolerate. It is the steroid that has muscled Cancer through our peaceful population, claiming a huge share of lives. Most probably a conversation with a mama bonga or a university student would … Continue reading “Betting: The Government should declare the death lords forbidden.”
They say money can buy you a fine dog, but only love can make it wag its tail.This isn’t the case with Kenyan dogs. Only a chunk of ugali is all they need. Whether it’s fresh or stale, that means the least to them. Love to them is a language far beyond their reach. Just … Continue reading “My Love, Hate Relationship with Man’s Best Friend”