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Central Organization of Trade Unions (COTU) Secretary General Francis Atwoli has hinted that he may finally retire after President William Ruto finishes his term in office. Speaking on Saturday during the burial of George Oduor, who was a bodyguard and close aide to ODM leader Raila Odinga, Atwoli mentioned that he has served under all the presidents Kenya has had since gaining independence. However, he believes that President Ruto’s administration could be the last one he serves under as the head of COTU. “I have had the honour to work with every president since Kenya became independent. I served under…
Just days after the script of the controversial play Echoes of War by Butere Girls Secondary School sparked public attention and led to the detainment of its playwright, Cleophas Malala, more behind-the-scenes drama has come to light. Malala, who is also a former Senator for Kakamega, opened up in an interview with Citizen TV on Sunday night, setting the record straight on what really happened. Malala dismissed the widespread claims that he had drastically changed the script, which some believed had caused the confusion and chaos during the regional drama festival held in Nakuru last Thursday. He clarified that only…
Bitcoin and other digital currencies built on blockchain technology are not just disrupting traditional financial systems—they’re changing the way entire industries operate, including education. Among all sectors, higher education is experiencing one of the most noticeable transformations. As cryptocurrencies gain widespread popularity, they’re reshaping how colleges and universities interact with students, especially when it comes to managing finances. In this article, we explore five key ways that crypto and blockchain technology are changing the college experience for both institutions and international students. Let’s dive into how this tech is shaping the future of higher education. 1. A More Flexible Way…
Are you struggling with student loan debt and curious about how cryptocurrency might help? Imagine a future where you can use Bitcoin and other digital currencies to pay off your student loans and move closer to financial independence. While this idea may have once seemed far-fetched, it’s quickly becoming more realistic thanks to the growth of decentralized finance (DeFi) and the development of crypto loan platforms. This guide will break down how you can use cryptocurrency to address your student debt. We’ll introduce you to the best crypto loan platforms and student-friendly options, helping you understand how to navigate this…
Student financing has always been a major concern for many young people around the world. Traditional student loans often come with high-interest rates, strict repayment terms, and long processing times. But now, the rise of cryptocurrency is bringing a new solution to the table — crypto loans. These loans are beginning to change how students access and manage education financing. What Are Crypto Loans? Crypto loans are a type of loan where borrowers use their cryptocurrency as collateral instead of traditional assets like property or income. In return, they receive a loan in fiat currency (like USD or EUR) or…
Several Companies to Auction Vehicles, Motorcycles, and Household Goods Across Nairobi and Kiambu Five different companies operating in Nairobi and Kiambu counties have officially announced plans to auction a variety of uncollected items, including vehicles, motorcycles, and household belongings. This follows a gazette notice published on April 11, indicating that the assets will be disposed of if they are not claimed within 30 days. The companies involved in this auction exercise are Cobbs Auctioneers, Bemac Auctioneers, Racecourse Auctioneers, Nellions Moving and Relocations Limited, and Platinum Auctioneers. Collectively, they are preparing to auction off more than 39 vehicles, an assortment of…
President William Ruto’s plan to sell some public-owned companies to private investors has hit a major setback. The Court of Appeal has dismissed an attempt to suspend an earlier High Court ruling that had declared the Privatization Act 2023 unconstitutional. This means the plan to privatize key state parastatals will not proceed as earlier intended. The appeal had been filed by National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula, who was seeking to challenge the September 2024 High Court decision. The court had ruled that the Privatization Act 2023 violated the Constitution, and it also stopped the government’s move to sell major public…
President William Ruto has brushed off the increasing use of the phrase “Ruto Must Go” by some Kenyans, saying he is not concerned about it as long as the country continues to make progress. Speaking on Saturday afternoon at the funeral of George Oduor, who was a former aide to Raila Odinga, in Ndori, Siaya County, the President said he is concentrating on serving Kenyans and improving their lives. While addressing the crowd, Ruto took a subtle jab at his critics, making it clear that he will not be shaken or discouraged by the slogan or public backlash. He said…
Lawyer, politician, and professor George Wajackoyah has publicly asked President William Ruto to take charge of his close aide, Farouk Kibet, and encourage him to calm down and behave more responsibly. While speaking in Siaya County on Saturday, Wajackoyah expressed concern that individuals like Farouk are damaging the image of the president and steering the country in the wrong direction. He reminded Ruto of how he managed to prevent post-election chaos in the past and urged him to take similar leadership now. “If you hadn’t joined hands with Raila back then, this country would have gone up in flames. We…
UDA Politician Julius Kipruto Keter Dies Julius Kipruto Keter, the Member of County Assembly (MCA) for Chemundu Ward, has passed away, leaving many in Nandi County in deep sorrow. Keter, who was affiliated with the United Democratic Alliance (UDA), was serving his first term in office and had already made a strong name for himself due to his close relationship with the grassroots and his dedication to local development. Throughout his time in office, Keter actively pushed for progress in key sectors such as education, health, and infrastructure. His efforts to uplift his community earned him widespread popularity and respect…
