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No school fees for top KCPE girl, says father by GEORGE OWITI Faith Mumo with her father Paul Mumo and mother at the latter's tailoring shop in Malaa shopping centre, Machakos on Sunday. Image: GEORGE OWITI •Faith’s parents said they have no money to take their daughter to school since they relied on promises earlier made by individuals and cooperates •He called on well-wishers to come to their rescue by helping them raise money for their daughter’s education to enable her to realize her career ambition. Faith Kawee Mumo's dream of becoming a neurosurgeon rem...

The implementation of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) suffered a setback after the Treasury allocated only Sh1 billion.

DAWSON CREEK, B.C. - School District 59 announced the Distributed Learning option that was reintroduced during...

By Matabeleland North Correspondent Victoria Falls: A schoolteacher who was living in a shack here with her three minor children and a nephew are lucky to be alive after a fire which started from a candle destroyed all her belongings. The incident occurred on Tuesday. The juveniles are two-year-old twins, a nine-year-old and a nephew who is seven. Svibe Munyimo (41) is a Grade Four teacher at Baobab Primary. A devastated Munyimo said the fire started around midday on Tuesday after her nine-year-old-son accidentally left a candle glowing in the room which is behind Fruit and Veg shops in Aerod...

May 13, 2021   ·   0 Comments By Robert Belardi  In last week’s edition, The Citizen shared two of Caledon Basketball Academy’s graduates: Abby Bodden, who committed to Windsor University and Oluwatito Akinnusi who is off to the University of Saskatchewan had shared their basketball journeys. From love of the game, to more competitive leagues to a scholarship.  What we don’t often see is young newcomers to any competitive squad. For anyone in their early teenage years, it is quite difficult to find stats and some numbers. We...