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Nick Bigfish Expresses Regret in the Wake of Father’s Death Comedian Nick Bigfish is currently in mourning after his father passed away. The deceased had been in the hospital for several months after being diagnosed with a cancerous tumor. Nick Bigfish, in a heartfelt post on his social media accounts, revealed the sad news. He expressed deep sorrow, stating that he had promised to bring his father back home walking, but unfortunately, circumstances took a different turn. Nick Bigfish wrote, “Mzee has said it will be well when he goes before us. I had vowed to bring you back home…

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Renowned Actor Carl Weathers Passes Away at 76: A Tribute to His Remarkable Legacy In a solemn announcement, Carl Weathers, best known for his iconic portrayal of Apollo Creed in the “Rocky” film series and a prolific career spanning numerous movies and TV shows, has Passed away at the age of 76, a fact verified by his manager, Matt Luber. The actor, who brought unforgettable characters to life, including roles in “Predator” and “The Mandalorian,” reportedly passed away peacefully at his home on Thursday. The reason for his demise has not been revealed. Weathers, a former football player with no…

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Govt Launches e-citizen Portal for Fee Payment The government has introduced a new fee payment process for national schools, prompting the Ministry of Education to issue fresh directives to parents and guardians. In a circular addressed to National School principals, Dr. Belio Kipsang, the Basic Education Principal Secretary, emphasized that all fee payments must now be made directly through the e-citizen platform. In preparation for the launch, Dr. Kipsang instructed school principals to submit their institution’s bank account details to facilitate the onboarding process. To achieve this directive’s objective, principals have been given until February 6, 2024, to provide key…

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Khaligraph Jones to Headline Second Chuka Color Festival at Tredds Garden Superstar rapper Khaligraph Jones is set to headline the second edition of the Chuka Color Festival, scheduled for February 9th, 2024, at Tredds Garden. The festival, described as an opportunity to use colors, flamboyance, and talent to connect people, discover talents, and rejuvenate the youth, will be the second installment of its kind held in Chuka after successful events in various parts of the country. Over 10,000 attendees are expected to fill up Tredds Garden, with a performance lineup that includes national superstars and a myriad of local talents.…

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Naromoru Girls School Joins ACCA Project, Commissions 2,000kg LPG Kitchen for Clean Cooking. Naromoru Girls Secondary School in Nyeri County has recently adopted clean cooking energy solutions, joining a growing number of educational institutions in Kenya embracing this eco-friendly approach. The school marked this transition with the commissioning of a 2,000-kilogram capacity Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) kitchen, funded jointly by the State Department for Energy, the United Nations Development Programme, the Embassy of Japan, and Community Road Empowerment. The move from traditional firewood to LPG as the primary cooking fuel is part of the Accelerating Clean Cooking Access (ACCA) project,…

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Kenya to Host PASET Conference for African Education Ministers In April 2024, Kenya is gearing up to host a two-day Conference on Partnerships for Skills in Applied Sciences, Engineering, and Technology (PASET). The conference will bring together Ministers of Education from 12 African countries, fostering discussions on strategies to enhance Africa’s capabilities in preparing a skilled workforce for the modern industrial economies on the continent. Led by Cabinet Secretary Ezekiel Machogu, the Ministry of Education recently conducted a breakfast meeting at the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) with development partners to discuss the upcoming event. The theme of the…

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Govt Cautions Kenyans Against Eating Fish From Lake Nakuru On Wednesday, Cabinet Secretary Salim Mvurya, responsible for mining, announced that the fish from Lake Nakuru is not suitable for human consumption. While in Embu County, the CS clarified that the fish has a 32% content of arsenic metal, a naturally occurring toxic substance historically employed as a poison. Prolonged consumption of arsenic can be fatal, and despite its industrial uses, its inherent dangers and adverse effects make it unsafe for human health. CS Mvurya stated that the government arrived at this decision after conducting tests on the lake’s fish. In…

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New Changes in CBC Framework After Presidential Working Party on Education Reforms (PWPER) Promises Improved Learning Under the Competence Curriculum Framework, learners have commenced the 2024 school calendar with a revised curriculum featuring a reduced number of learning areas and fewer weekly lessons compared to the previous academic year. These modifications were instated following a decision by the Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development, to enact a recommendation from the Presidential Working Party on Education Reforms (PWPER). The adjustments are outlined in a Circular, signed by the Principal Secretary for Basic Education, Belio Kipsang,…

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Authorities issue alert on eruption of red eye disease in Mombasa The occurrence of conjunctivitis, commonly referred to as red eyes, has been officially acknowledged by the Department of Health in Mombasa, particularly within the coastal county. According to a released statement, numerous instances of red eye infection have been documented across various public health facilities within the county. Public officials are advising the community to adopt essential preventive measures to curb the spread of conjunctivitis. The infection, commonly known as pink eye, is an inflammation affecting the thin, transparent membrane covering the white portion of the eye and the…

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Judiciary, Legislature Captured By The Executive – Raila Opposition leader Raila Odinga asserts that the Executive has taken control of both the Judiciary and Legislature. Addressing delegates at an Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) meeting in Kilifi, Odinga contended that under President William Ruto’s administration, bills have been rapidly approved in Parliament and signed into law without the proper procedural steps, contrary to the practices of previous administrations that adhered to due process. “Today you see the Speaker going to the State House to witness the President signing the Bill. Shame on them, shame on them! We must condemn this state…

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