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21 Boys Killed After Fire Breaks Out In Kenya School Dormitory
A total of 21 boys were confirmed dead on Saturday after a blaze tore through a school dormitory in central Kenya, a tragedy that has raised questions about safety standards at educational establishments nationwide.
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At 99, 'World's Oldest Primary School Pupil' Dies In Kenya
She is affectionately referred to as "Gogo," which in the local Kalenjin language translates as "grandmother."
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Coinbase Ventures-Backed Mara Crypto Wallet to Launch in Nigeria, Kenya
A new cryptocurrency wallet called Mara is ready for launch in the African markets of Kenya and Nigeria. The initiative is backed by Coinbase Ventures and Alameda Research, a Hong-Kong based private equity firm founded by Sam Bankman-Fried, the CEO of FTX crypto exchange.
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Indians Rank High On Positivity About Finances in New Global Student Survey
As many as eight in 10 or 80 per cent Indian undergraduate students feel hopeful about their finances in the future, the second highest of 21 countries surveyed for a new "Global Student Survey" released on Friday, with only China and Kenya jointly ahead at 84 per cent.
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60-Year Old Students Trace Their University Teachers, Honour Them With Gold
65 old students of the 1974 - 1979 Chemical Engineering, Textiles and Leather Technology batch flew in from all over the world including the US, UK, Australia, Middle East and Kenya for this two day get together.
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Kenyan Teacher Wins $ 1 Million Global Award. He Gives Away 80 % Of His Salary For Education
A science teacher from rural Kenya Peter Tabichi, who gives away most of his salary to support poorer pupils, has won the $1 million prize for the world's best teacher.
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Kimani Maruge: The Inspiring Story Of Oldest Primary School Student In The World
Kimani Maruge, who died in 2009, is believed to be the oldest person who enrolled in primary school.
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How 'Consent Classes' In Kenya Reduced Cases Of Sexual Harassment
In a world full of casual misogyny and sexism, imagine what effect it can have if boys were taught to respect girls and women. An example has emerged from Nairobi, Kenya, where 'consent classes' have changed young children perspectives on gender.
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For Kenya's Child Brides, School Offers A Break From Tradition
Halima's future at 13 was foretold: a pastoralist's daughter, she was married to a man 12 years her senior. Next would surely come the first of many pregnancies, and a life of domestic hardship.
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At Least 15 Killed as Somali Shebab Attack Education Ministry in Mogadishu
Somalia's Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab militants on Tuesday blasted their way into the higher education ministry with a car bomb before storming the building, killing 15 people.
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Somali Shebab Attack Education Ministry in Mogadishu
Somalia's Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab militants today blasted their way into the higher education ministry with a car bomb before storming the building in an ongoing attack.
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Kenya to Shut Down Radical Madrassas in Terror Clampdown
Kenyan authorities said on Wednesday that they would close down Islamic schools or madrassas teaching radical doctrines, in a bid to combat terrorism.
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21 Boys Killed After Fire Breaks Out In Kenya School Dormitory
A total of 21 boys were confirmed dead on Saturday after a blaze tore through a school dormitory in central Kenya, a tragedy that has raised questions about safety standards at educational establishments nationwide.
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At 99, 'World's Oldest Primary School Pupil' Dies In Kenya
She is affectionately referred to as "Gogo," which in the local Kalenjin language translates as "grandmother."
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Coinbase Ventures-Backed Mara Crypto Wallet to Launch in Nigeria, Kenya
A new cryptocurrency wallet called Mara is ready for launch in the African markets of Kenya and Nigeria. The initiative is backed by Coinbase Ventures and Alameda Research, a Hong-Kong based private equity firm founded by Sam Bankman-Fried, the CEO of FTX crypto exchange.
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Indians Rank High On Positivity About Finances in New Global Student Survey
As many as eight in 10 or 80 per cent Indian undergraduate students feel hopeful about their finances in the future, the second highest of 21 countries surveyed for a new "Global Student Survey" released on Friday, with only China and Kenya jointly ahead at 84 per cent.
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60-Year Old Students Trace Their University Teachers, Honour Them With Gold
65 old students of the 1974 - 1979 Chemical Engineering, Textiles and Leather Technology batch flew in from all over the world including the US, UK, Australia, Middle East and Kenya for this two day get together.
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Kenyan Teacher Wins $ 1 Million Global Award. He Gives Away 80 % Of His Salary For Education
A science teacher from rural Kenya Peter Tabichi, who gives away most of his salary to support poorer pupils, has won the $1 million prize for the world's best teacher.
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Kimani Maruge: The Inspiring Story Of Oldest Primary School Student In The World
Kimani Maruge, who died in 2009, is believed to be the oldest person who enrolled in primary school.
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How 'Consent Classes' In Kenya Reduced Cases Of Sexual Harassment
In a world full of casual misogyny and sexism, imagine what effect it can have if boys were taught to respect girls and women. An example has emerged from Nairobi, Kenya, where 'consent classes' have changed young children perspectives on gender.
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For Kenya's Child Brides, School Offers A Break From Tradition
Halima's future at 13 was foretold: a pastoralist's daughter, she was married to a man 12 years her senior. Next would surely come the first of many pregnancies, and a life of domestic hardship.
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At Least 15 Killed as Somali Shebab Attack Education Ministry in Mogadishu
Somalia's Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab militants on Tuesday blasted their way into the higher education ministry with a car bomb before storming the building, killing 15 people.
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Somali Shebab Attack Education Ministry in Mogadishu
Somalia's Al-Qaeda-linked Shebab militants today blasted their way into the higher education ministry with a car bomb before storming the building in an ongoing attack.
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Kenya to Shut Down Radical Madrassas in Terror Clampdown
Kenyan authorities said on Wednesday that they would close down Islamic schools or madrassas teaching radical doctrines, in a bid to combat terrorism.
