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Thirty eight schools in Loitoktok Sub County are set to benefit from Kenya Secondary Education Quality Improvement Project (SEQIP). These schools include 12 secondary and 26 primary public schools. The project will construct
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Kenya’s youths could be losing out on having their innovations patented due to failure to understand laws that grants them exclusive use and commercial benefit of their inventions. According to Kabarak
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The government has been challenged to adopt stringent agroecological practices as a remedy to the worsening food crisis in the country. Speaking during a Nairobi media workshop organized by the Route
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The West Pokot community has been challenged to grow more trees for a better environment to enhance sustainable development. Speaking during a tree planting drive at various schools in West Pokot
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Two bright needy pupils from Homa-Bay County are appealing to well-wishers to support them to join secondary schools. The pupils are Ebby Atieno who scored 376 marks at Kamasi Primary school
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