Education
Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has criticized the Kenya Kwanza government for failing to address the concerns of lecturers who have been on strike for the third week. Kalonzo accused the government of not being keen on resolving the crisis facing the education sector, citing delayed capitation and confusion over a new funding model. Speaking […]
In an age where smartphone can do what once required a full news crew, mobile journalism{mojo}, as its often called is rapidly transforming how we create and consume news. With just a phone, a journalist can shoot, edit and publish a story in real time from anywhere in the world. It’s fast, flexible and highly […]
Sex education has been a matter of discussion for decades now, some think that this matter should be brought into the child’s early life. Many suggest that this matter should be thought a course or subject in schools. This has been a subject matter even in the Kenyan parliaments and even in parliaments of other […]
When the kenyan government inroduced the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) in 2017, it was hailed as a transformative shift from the exam-oriented 8-4-4 system to a more flexible and practical model of education. Eight years on, CBC has become a subject of national debate, praised by some as progressive and condemned by others as chaotic. The […]
In every corner of the world, literature and culture are deeply intertwined each shaping and reflecting the other in powerful ways. Literature doesn’t just tell stories; it captures the soul of a people and preserves the history, and challenges us to think about who we are and what we value. From ancient oral traditions to […]
Since gaining independence in 1963, the Kenyan government has grappled with various challenges in the housing sector, including limited access to affordable housing, inadequate housing conditions, and urbanization issues. The government’s efforts to address these challenges have evolved, with mixed results. Early Initiatives (1960s-1980s): In the early years following independence, the Kenyan government focused on […]
As another school year begins, many parents will once again find themselves scrambling to complete necessary tasks at the last minute. From buying school supplies to scheduling medical appointments, the back-to-school rush can be stressful and costly. However, parents who wait until the last minute to get everything done should take a lesson from this […]
Wednesday. 11th.September.2023. The Wielding Sword In Educational Berths: At Columbine High School, Littleton in Colorado, on Tuesday, 20th.April.1999, two students named Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris killed 13 people, one teacher; injuring 21 before committing a permanent solution on a temporarily premised problem. This was the turning point in national conversations hinged on school violence. […]
Monday, 29th.July.2024. The eagle soars majestically on all the winds’ currents; the eagle’s eyes scan the earth below from the lofty perch. The King of the jungle is the lion that stalks its domain with grace, greatness, grit and skysnogging power. The rose is the epitome of exquisite beauty and resilience unfurling its delicate […]
Monday,29th.July.2024. Advancing Astounding Analytical Acumen: In a world woven with the verdant and vibrant threads of diversities, how do we truly unearth, unpack and unravel microscopically, surgically and relevantly the myriad means and ways in which minds engage with knowledge, understanding, wisdom and witticism? How do we hone and harness the unique strengths of each […]
