A total of 121 Equity Leaders Program (ELP) scholars from four African countries have secured admission to some of the world’s leading universities, with each receiving comprehensive scholarships and financial support from their host institutions. The scholars—86 from Kenya, 29 from Rwanda, four from Uganda and two from the Democratic Republic of Congo—have been admitted to 63 universities in 16…
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has called on traditional elders to play a greater role in…
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A total of 121 Equity Leaders Program (ELP) scholars from four African countries have secured…
TVS Motor Company has unveiled its premium electric scooter, the TVS iQube, in the Kenyan…
Residents of Riabai Ward will receive free eye screening, treatment and reading glasses this Saturday…
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