by BM | Mar 8, 2017 | Education
16th Nairobi International Education FairI have been attending “The Nairobi International Education Fair (NIEF)” for the last three years (from the year 2014, when I was in my 5th year of studies). I have reaped huge benefits from the fair and I will still attend the...
by BM | Feb 2, 2017 | Education
The current education system in Kenya has for a while been blamed for producing half-baked graduates. The scapegoat has been the 8.4.4 system and now there are cries to eliminate this system and establish yet a new order, the 2-6-6-3.It should be remembered that the...
by BM | Jul 5, 2016 | Education, Scholarships
University scholarships are handy as they relieve students of the burden of financing costly higher education. While the government of Kenya is trying to make education free, and it even sponsors “qualified” students, this is never enough. Higher Education Loans Board...
by BM | Jun 22, 2016 | Education
Technology has brought tools which have made learning possible under any imaginable environment. We now have eBooks which are accessible using any reading device, and thus you can read on the go. There also audiobooks which you can listen to while carrying out other...
by BM | Jun 6, 2016 | Education, Scholarships
I went through high school under the scholarship of Jomo Kenyatta Foundation. If it were not for them, I really have no idea how I would have managed to finance my way through high school education.Many primary school pupils are not able to afford transition from...
by BM | May 30, 2016 | Education, News
She has been called the Robin Hood of science because of her efforts to liberalize access to scientific research papers. And she is surely a boon to the ever poor graduate student, or any researcher for that matter. Alexandra Elbakyan, a neuroscientist created...
