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Is the content of the Kenyan curriculum in our schools and universities relevant for the job market and current practice?
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Patrick Ngugi Njoroge is a Kenyan economist and banker and the 9th Governor of the Central Bank of Kenya. He just announced that all the older 1000 ksh series shall be withdrawn. All persons have until October 1 2019 to exchange ...Read more
Kenya’s current public debt stands at approximately 4.884 trillion Kenyan shillings (USD$49 billion) or 56.4% of the country’s gross domestic product. This is up from 42.8% in 2008. In other words, the country owes more than half the value of ...Read more
This is not a question but more of an answer to an unasked question … Read slowly. Kenya is economically poor because we are corrupt. Kenya is still heavily tribalist; tribalism is the mortar that holds together the bricks of ...Read more
Caroline Nzyoki East Africa (Pundit)
The “Mark of the BEAST” is coming to Kenya?, in Dr. Mumbi’s words: What I’m talking about is Kenya and what’s been happening a couple of weeks ago you saw that we actually had a terror attack and you know ...Read more
The music industry in Kenya has really been neglected by the government despite it proving to be very profitable in other countries not only abroad but in Africa as well (Nigeria, SA and Tanzania especially). Any ideas on how to ...Read more
wanjeri_thea East Africa (Coal)
*Kiambu County shocking budgetary expenditure revelations:* *1. Kshs. 500M* for the South Sudan peace process. *2. Kshs. 600M* for State House operations. *3. Kshs. 900M* for free primary education. *4. Kshs. 190M* to cater for the send of packages of retired Presidents Daniel Arap ...Read more
State of the Nation: What is your expectations on the #StateOfTheNation address If you have any?
Bitter Pill East Africa (Pundit)
Kikuyus naturally inherited the white settler or colonial infrastructure. They were physically closest to the center of power. They ended up dominating public sector employment, resource allocation and logically other areas of the economy. Besides the Indians, and White interests, ...Read more
Here are my #SaturdayThoughts on the matter. The biggest obstacle to development in our country is the citizens, specifically, the middle-class/middle-income working class. As Saul D.Alinsky puts it in his book ‘Rules for Radicals’, they are the ‘have-a-little-want-mores’ … they would do ...Read more
Some People may say the Constitution keeps changing but since the Promulgation of the New constitution, it hasn’t changed much. Just few amendments which can easily be translated too. I believe there are many Kenyans who haven’t been able to ...Read more