Mercy Simiyu
Correspondent at Business Daily Africa
Reporter at Nation Media Group
Political, Feature and Lifestyle Reporter @NationAfrica Obsessed with all shades of grey and I can teach you one or two about wine and food pairing.
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2 weeks ago |
taifaleo.nation.co.ke | Mercy Simiyu
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2 weeks ago |
nation.africa | Mercy Simiyu
Of the six campaign promises President William Ruto made in his 2022 manifesto on higher education, only one has been accomplished successfully. To his credit, he awarded a charter to the Open University of Kenya and operationalised it. However, his other promises either remain unfulfilled or his attempts have run into headwinds.
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2 weeks ago |
nation.africa | Mercy Simiyu
The Central Organisation of Trade Unions (Cotu) has rejected the government’s plan to use the Housing Levy to fund infrastructure projects such as schools and markets, warning it could lead to the misuse of funds collected from salaried workers.
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3 weeks ago |
nation.africa | Mercy Simiyu
Secondary school principals across the country will act as identification agents in an ambitious initiative by the government to register learners who are eligible to for national identity cards. The role has previously been performed by chiefs and other National Government Administration Officers (NGAOs). Learners who are 18 years and over will be issued with ID cards in schools, a break from the common practice where youth struggle to obtain the vital document.
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3 weeks ago |
businessdailyafrica.com | Mercy Simiyu
Secondary school principals across the country will act as identification agents in an ambitious initiative by the government to register learners who are eligible to for national identity cards. The role has previously been performed by chiefs and other National Government Administration Officers (NGAOs). Learners who are 18 years and above will be issued with ID cards in schools, a break from common practice where youth struggle to obtain the vital document.
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