UoN School of Business ranked best in East and Central Africa

The University of Nairobi (UoN) has proven its prowess in business and technology training by beating all other academies in East and Central Africa as it excelled in the Eduniversal Business Schools Ranking.

By By Michael Ollinga 12 years ago

Students organisation backs CORD, calls for disbandment of IEBC

National University Students’ Organisation (NUSO) has joined calls by CORD leaders to have the Independent Elections and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) disbanded.

By By Michael Ollinga 12 years ago

Uasin Gishu District hospital embroiled in land tussle

The potential to expand Uasin Gishu District Hospital and enhance healthcare service provision to the public has not been exhaustively exploited due to a legal suit surrounding the ownership of the land within which its premises stand.

By By Michael Ollinga 12 years ago

Moi University closed as staff strike bites

Moi University has been closed indefinitely after the striking staff failed to come to an agreement with the Vice Chancellors over the payment of their salary increment.

By By Michael Ollinga 12 years ago

North Rift farmers utilize ASK show to purchase certified seeds

Farmers in the North Rift region flocked the annual Eldoret Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) show to witness new farming technologies are utilizing the event to purchase improved seed varieties .

By By Michael Ollinga 12 years ago

Poor parents decry high school fees

Parents in the North Rift with children who performed well in last year’s Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) have decried the high fees they are supposed to pay to enable their children proceed to Form One.

By By Michael Ollinga 12 years ago

Vacate public forest land, Principal Secretary tells squatters

Environment, Water and Natural Resources Principal Secretary Richard Lesiyampe wants individuals who have encroached on public forest and other natural resources to vacate immediately.

By By Michael Ollinga 12 years ago

Ex-street boys helping others reform, find home

They found themselves on the streets early in life. They lived quite a number of their formative years on the streets of Eldoret. And now Joshua Lubale and Peter Njenga are working to make life bearable for street children.

By By Michael Ollinga 12 years ago

Deputy governor now faces suit for ejecting envoys

Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) in the North Rift region have vowed to sue Uasin Gishu County Deputy Governor Daniel Chemno over claims of ejecting British envoys from a hotel.

By By Michael Ollinga 12 years ago

Bill proposes hefty fees for use of public venues

Politicians wishing to use public amenities in Uasin Gishu county for political rallies will now have to pay in excess of Sh120,000.

By By Michael Ollinga 12 years ago