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Is the content of the Kenyan curriculum in our schools and universities relevant for the job market and current practice?
Do we have a reading culture in Kenya?
Reading culture is dying. We have youtube, movies, music and podcast. Books will not survive this technology. We need to reinvent books again in new way.
From the current state of the nation it is obvious that things are not going as everyone had anticipated. it could be from the choices our leaders made or our own. so if we are the reason will we change?
We never seem to learn, perhaps we should get a good dictator who will focus on the nation building agenda without listening to the mafia and cartels.
Damn! They just announced for a referendum today set for 2020! Was this a prophecy?
Why are Kenyans apathetic! They see the system make their lives unbearable but still keep mum, only whine on social media. For instance, the VAT on fuel, if people were to pack their cars on all major inlets to Nairobi ...Read more
Tunangoja baba aseme. ??
I have been rn wondering too though. May be tunangoja aguze Avocado.
Considering the High cost of living, Unemployment, huge debt, and increased tax, etc, who is to blame for these?
Do you think the debts that Kenya has right now are necessary? Was the money acquired through borrowing used for the right purpose? Is it right to say that we do not need a loan to build the Nairobi-Mombasa Highway ...Read more
Debt is always bad and for whatever they used it for should be looked at. If it is for a good think that will reap back the money then in a way good but no debt is ever good
I know there have been instances where elections have been rigged before but that’s just what we were told. Following today’s outcome on the “Ayes” vs “Nays” opinions of Kenya’s financial bill where the Nays clearly won but then denied ...Read more
My vote counts but whoever draws the line might make it seem like it doesn’t but deep inside I believe it counts on anything.
African countries are NOT nations! Like all other countries, they are a mercenary “patron state” deceitfully posing as a nation, in order to legitimise themselves, their ruling elites & the immense power they wield & abuse. Both West and East African ...Read more
How can we not be dependent when anytime we want to come up with something we consult with them and borrow from them. We don’t have the will and zeal to do things on our own.
What would you do if you were President for 6 months? We often complain but offer no alternatives; now, imagine you have all the state machinery & power of the presidency for 6 months – what would you do for Kenyans ...Read more
I would change the constitution and revert all land money and possessions stolen and grabbed by the greedy civil servants to the needy Kenyans.
Only a few weeks to #Asenti2018 Register for the 4th African Summit on Entrepreneurship and Innovation-Asenti in November 8-9 at USIU-Nairobi, Kenyawww.asenti.org/delegate, the summit brings together 600-1000 delegates 30 countries 40 speakers and 20 exhibitors, with topics on ...Read more
Sandra
The curriculum stopped being relevent, if ever it was, and now became a formality. I mean, when you want to get a job your skills come second to your level of education.
It actually teaches what to think about and when to think about it. It’s programming the learners to a certain way of of life that is not really true.
Basically, it’s not giving new skills to the market but just different faces.