Active citizens for better schooling: what Kenya's history can teach South Africa: The idea of "Harambee" - self-help - was central to Jomo Kenyatta's thinking and politics. bootbearwdc/Flickr, CC BY-ND“Weak governance” is a popular scapegoat for the poor results achieved by South Africa’s education system. And there is no doubt that many aspects of how the … [Read more...] about Active citizens for better schooling: what Kenya’s history can teach South Africa | The Conversation
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SA News: Kenya’s uphill task against SA: Coach has high hopes ahead of tomorrow’s opener
Kenya’s uphill task against SA: Coach has high hopes ahead of tomorrow’s opener: Kenya will be hoping for a good start when they take on giants South Africa tomorrow in their opening match of 2018 International Cricket Council (ICC) Under-19 World Cup at Lincoln Number Three Grounds at Lincoln University in New Zealand. The juniors are ... Source: "South Africa" - … [Read more...] about SA News: Kenya’s uphill task against SA: Coach has high hopes ahead of tomorrow’s opener
Kenya’s HIV progress report: good progress, but also big gaps | The Conversation
Kenya's HIV progress report: good progress, but also big gaps: Antiretroviral treatment prevents the virus from multiplying and prolongs the lives of HIV positive people. Thomas Mukoya/ReutersThe World Health Organisation (WHO) has clear markers on the road to controlling the global HIV/AIDS pandemic. By 2020, about nine out of every ten people should know their HIV status. … [Read more...] about Kenya’s HIV progress report: good progress, but also big gaps | The Conversation
Why Kenya’s push for nuclear power rests on false or fanciful premises | The Conversation
Why Kenya’s push for nuclear power rests on false or fanciful premises: High voltage electrical pylons on the outskirts of Kenya's capital Nairobi. Reuters/Thomas Mukoya Kenya wants to go nuclear. Since 2012, Nairobi has been talking the talk and walking the walk. It has engaged the International Atomic Energy Agency and signed multilateral letters of intent in pursuit of … [Read more...] about Why Kenya’s push for nuclear power rests on false or fanciful premises | The Conversation
Kenya’s 2017 elections: how new media stole the mainstream’s thunder | The Conversation
Kenya's 2017 elections: how new media stole the mainstream's thunder: New media is setting the tone in Kenya. Reuters/Siegfried ModolaSeven years ago then Nigerian president Goodluck Jonathan announced his presidential candidacy on Facebook. At the time the move was unprecedented and marked a significant departure from political tradition. His unusual choice seemed to … [Read more...] about Kenya’s 2017 elections: how new media stole the mainstream’s thunder | The Conversation
