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How delusion of self-importance holds us back
Across human history, there has been a single lesson for all societies. Those that failed to grasp it suffered hugely, and inflicted massive pain on many. And yet, still, in 2013, it is the plague of our species that we so often cannot appreciate this single point, and live by it.
Read More »Self regulation key to success of new NGO law
The Public Benefits Organisations Act 2013, the new regulatory and administrative framework for non-governmental organisations expected to come into force soon, provides for the establishment of an authority to be known as the Public Benefits Organisations Regulatory Authority.
Read More »Talk-time is over, let’s now engage our youth
A week ago The Standard on Saturday carried a very informative article, “The time bomb that is millions of jobless youth”. The article indicated that about half of the Kenyan youth aged 18 to 34 years — millions of them are currently jobless.
Read More »Devolution key to unlocking Asal potential
Devolution now presents a perfect chance for State to customise development interventions in these ares
Read More »Varsities expansion must consider quality safeguards
Kenyan universities have in recent years recorded tremendous growth.
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- Self regulation key to success of new NGO law
- Talk-time is over, let’s now engage our youth
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- Varsities expansion must consider quality safeguards
- In TJRC Final Report lies another wasted opportunity
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Promoters Try To Explain Tarrus Concert Fail
But today, they sent a press release explaining why the concert did not take off. While they sent their sincerest apologies, it would seem that a refund for the event is still a distant dream.
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