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Teachers Strike, High Fees Top Among Reasons for Dismal KCSE 2024 Performance

The number of students who get the direct entry cut-off mark continues to decrease, causing concerns among stakeholders.

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Kiambu County drops in economic performance as Nakuru thrives

Nakuru County has overtaken Kiambu as Kenya's second-largest economy, according to the 2024 Gross County Product (GCP) report released by the Kenya National Bur

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University bags grant to research, employ AI in Learning

In efforts to enhance the uptake of Artificial Intelligence in learning institutions, Zetech University, in collaboration with Rhodes University in South Africa

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Residents elated as construction of stalled Murang’a-Nyandarua stretch resumes

The construction works of the stalled 27 km-long road stretch from Gatakaini in Gatanga, Murang'a County, to Njabiini in Nyandarua County have resumed, sparking

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Fleet of Trucks Transporting KDF Vehicles Spotted on Mombasa Road

The trucks were spotted heading towards Nairobi and are believed to be new purchases.

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Financial access in Kiambu county keeps growing

Kiambu County leads in terms of formal financial inclusion, according to the 2024 FinAccess household survey report. The report places Kiambu at 94 percent form

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Government to repossess undeveloped plots in Kakamega

Kakamega County Government will repossess undeveloped plots in towns and all urban areas in order to lease them to individuals who have demonstrated capacity to

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Tharaka Nithi Bursary Beneficiaries among Top KCSE Performers

Tharaka Nithi bursary beneficiaries have been recognised as top performers in the 2024 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations. This has fe

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County rolls out vaccination against foot and mouth disease

Kakamega County Government has temporarily closed livestock markets and restricted the movement of cattle between Shinyalu and Malava subcounties following repo

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Makueni fights malnutrition with supplies worth Sh2.6 million

Makueni County has sent a Sh2.6 million consignment of supplies to the Makueni County Referral Hospital to combat malnutrition. Moreover, 121 health facilities

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