Esther Muoria, the Principal Secretary for the State Department of Technical, Vocational Education, and Training (TVET), advocates for practical skills training among the youth, emphasizing its relevance in today's job market. Muoria highlights the pivotal role of TVET institutions in providing hands-on competencies essential for self-reliance and job creation. She stresses the necessity of aligning education with industry demands, noting the evolving nature of required skills in the 21st century. Muoria underscores the importance of mental health support within educational and work environments, urging a focus on well-being alongside skill development. Additionally, Edwin Tarno, CEO of the Kenya School of TVET, emphasizes the need for youth to pursue emerging fields such as data analytics, artificial intelligence, and digital marketing to meet future job demands.
"Stakeholders unite to advocate for comprehensive Life Skills Education (LSE) integration in Kenyan schools, emphasizing its role in shaping well-rounded individuals. From government agencies to parental associations, collaborative efforts aim to equip students with essential skills for personal and societal success. Ongoing initiatives target thousands of adolescents, emphasizing decision-making and improved learning outcomes. However, challenges persist, urging for dedicated curriculum slots and enhanced parental involvement. With a focus on inclusivity and holistic development, stakeholders envision a future where LSE plays a central role in nurturing empowered individuals."
"Discover the collective efforts of stakeholders in Marsabit County as they combat drug trafficking and substance abuse. Follow their journey to establish anti-drug clubs in schools and raise awareness about the dangers of drug abuse among youth. Explore the challenges they face and their determination to create a drug-free future for the community."
Kenyan schools are proactively integrating environmental education into their curriculum to instill conservation values and practices among students, contributing to a sustainable future for the country's natural resources.
Professor Romanus Odhiambo discussed Kenya's new higher education funding model on Spice FM. Integrating socio-economic status into fee calculations, the model aims for fair access. Despite challenges like global economic trends, it offers hope for a more inclusive and sustainable higher education framework in Kenya.
In Nairobi, one in four urban children miss school due to hunger. The proposed Nairobi Education Declaration aims to utilize public land and establish a task force to address this crisis. Initiatives like the dis County program provide meals to 184,000 children daily, boosting enrollment. Feedback from the Children's Conference drives reforms, emphasizing inclusive education for all learners.
The education crisis in Nairobi, with over 70% of schools private, calls for urgent action. Cabinet Secretary Machogu highlights the need for collaboration to expand access to quality education. Efforts to increase public schools and protect land are crucial, alongside government scholarships, to address educational inequities and secure a brighter future.
Toyota, renowned for its unwavering commitment to safety, launches a new initiative aimed at safeguarding school children during their daily commutes. Through the introduction of reflective wristbands, Toyota seeks to improve visibility and awareness, particularly in low-light conditions, ensuring safer journeys for all road users. This proactive step underscores Toyota's holistic approach to safety, extending beyond vehicle technology to prioritize community welfare and road safety education from a young age."
Amani National Congress (ANC) leader Eugene Wamalwa has vehemently criticized the Kenyan government, condemning its mismanagement and excessive handling of public resources. Wamalwa, a former Defense Minister, highlighted the dire consequences on vital sectors such as health, education, and agriculture due to what he perceives as misplaced priorities. He specifically pointed to the ongoing doctor's strike, delays in school funding, and the distribution of fake fertilizers to farmers as evidence of governmental failures. Wamalwa's outspoken remarks underscored the urgent need for government accountability and reform in Kenya, resonating with many citizens demanding transparency and effective governance.
We explores the pervasive issue of fluoride contamination in Nairobi's water sources, focusing on the alarming levels detected in borehole water. Through expert analysis and real-life stories, we reveal the detrimental impact of fluoride on dental health, particularly among children. We advocate for policy measures and public awareness to tackle this pressing public health challenge.
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