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Gregory B. Bowes B.Sc. (Geology), MBA, P.Geo. CEO & Director
Gregory Bowes has over 30 years of experience in the resource and engineering industries. He holds an MBA from Queen’s University and an Honours B.Sc., Geology degree from the University of Waterloo. Bowes was senior vice president of Orezone Gold Corporation from February 2009 to June 2010 and was vice president of Corporate Development of its predecessor, Orezone
THE STANDARD By
Augustine Oduor |
January 30th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300
University of Nairobi [Courtesy]
Only eight Kenyan universities have made it to top 200 list in new ranking of universities in Africa.
Technical University of Kenya (TUK) made it to the top list for the first time, competing with established public universities.
TUK has moved to number 147 in Africa, emerging position six nationally in the new Webometrics Ranking.
“We are glad that only the big five universities are ahead of us. We now strive to move to top 100 in the next ranking moving forward,” said Prof Francis Aduol, TUK vice-chancellor.
The University of Nairobi, which has been dominating the top slot nationally, has again emerged number one, and listed number 13 in Africa.
‘Why I travel during winter’
Friday January 29 2021
By ELIZABETH KIVUVA
Many travellers save their vacation time and money for summer trips.
However, a Kenyan traveller living in Norway, Almasi Mae, has been touring the country enjoying the singular beauty from falling snow.
She first travelled to Oslo from Nairobi in May 2019 for a summer vacation, unknown to her that it was wintertime.
Many travellers save their vacation time and money for summer trips. However, a Kenyan traveller living in Norway, Almasi Mae, has been touring the country enjoying the singular beauty from falling snow.
She first travelled to Oslo from Nairobi in May 2019 for a summer vacation, unknown to her that it was wintertime.
Executive director of Sundog Theatre honored for dedication to the arts
Updated Jan 17, 2021;
Posted Jan 17, 2021
Susan Fenley, executive director of the Sundog Theatre, is being honored with a Louis R. Miller Leadership Award. (Photo courtesy of the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce/Dom Provenzano)
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By Michael Anderson | Staten Island Chamber of Commerce
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. Susan Fenley knows that the arts leave an indelible mark on people’s lives.
“When I talk to people about the arts, almost 90% of the time, they’ll remember a play from high school. They’ll remember the lines, and they’ll remember what they did. You don’t remember the test you took on Einstein back then, but you will remember the arts that you did or the band you played in or the dress you created and won a prize for,” she said. “It’s not that arts are the
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Here’s how Sheldon Levinson’s mind works. When the coronavirus pandemic arrived in San Diego, he thought about birthday candles.
“Using your breath to blow them out that seems like a bad idea in COVID times,” he said.
Levinson is an amateur inventor, a 72-year-old gadget guy who’s been tinkering in the garage off and on for most of his life.
The retired San Carlos RV salesman has come up with devices to capture rainwater from gutter downspouts, pick fruit, close gates, clean bird baths some 40 inventions in all.
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And now the “Birthday Candle Blower Outer.”