Technology will keep universities afloat in spite of coronavirus
EDUCATION
For students, the main challenge is adjusting to remote learning procedures and incurring costs related to accessing the Internet
By Kiama Gitahi | 10 months ago
Sh3 billion set aside to advance research in 2016/17 Financial Year
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Phares Mutembei | 4 years ago
Fueling innovation key to Vision 2030
By the year 2030, Kenya hopes to be an industrialising middle-income country, where citizens enjoy high quality life in a clean and safe environment.
Adhere Cavince | 5 years ago
Equity Bank sets August as thin SIM technology rollout date
Equity Bank expects to officially roll out its controversial thin SIM technology by August this year. The move is expected to disrupt the telecoms market and reduce cost of money transfer.
Paul Wafula | 5 years ago
The second cohort of graduate students of the Pan ...
By Adhere Cavince | Feb 09, 2015
Research work has already been approved by the Nat...
By Erastus Mulwa | Feb 18, 2020
The Government of Japan through JICA sought to str...
By Stephen Wakhu | Jan 21, 2020
The idea was for the cash to reach two per cent o...
By Phares Mutembei | Feb 25, 2017
By the year 2030, Kenya hopes to be an industriali...
By Adhere Cavince | Jun 24, 2015
Equity Bank expects to officially roll out its con...
By Paul Wafula | Jun 01, 2015
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