By Wendi Ndaki
The Coronavirus was first detected in Kenya on the 12th of March 2020. I remember I was at a scriptwriting training in Baraza Media Lab, Nairobi on that day when one of our facilitators broke the news...
By Maurice Gathu Munga
A pandemic brings about both negative and positive impacts. Kenya is one of the developing countries that heavily depend on agriculture whilst commercial trading being a major contributor to its economy. Evidently, a number of sectors...
By Judy Mbugua
2020 has been a rough year for all of us. For a couple of months, everything seemed to be on a downward spiral. A lot was happening all at once and life left us in a daze....
By Peter Mmbando
The Bloggers Association of Kenya (BAKE) has been conducting online training sessions, since August aimed at equipping young minds with digital skills to spark conversations and promote governance issues in their communities.
Here is a perspective of...
By George Githinji
In the last few years, organizations claim that the current groups of graduates are unemployable. They make further claims that universities and other tertiary institutions of learning are churning out ‘half-baked’ graduates whose needs are out of...
Candidates who sat the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (K.C.P.E) exam at the camp for the Internally Displaced Persons (IDP's) in Pipeline Nakuru are citing only one thing for their 'dismal' performance in the exam.
The candidates who were displaced...
The Equity Group Foundation has announced that 2,000 comprehensive scholarships will be available for needy but bright students.
This comes just a day before the release of the 2015 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) results on Wednesday.
The comprehensive secondary...
By Malachi Motano
As many different school motto's read; Education is the Key to success, Knowledge is light, profession is power and the general belief that it is education that transforms young boys and girls into useful men and women...
Education in Kenya continues facing challenges ranging from lack of infrastructure, enough study materials and poor pay for teachers.
These are just a few of the challenges known on the national scale but for communities who rarely make it to...
By Malachi Motano
Over a decade ago, the UN member states rolled out Education For All (EFA) programme at a conference in Dakar-Senegal backed up in Millennium Development Goal (MDG) number 2. This was in the hope of achieving the...
