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Rongo University, renowned as the “Goldmine of Knowledge,” is set to welcome its newest cohort of students on August 26, 2024, marking the beginning of the 2024/2025 academic year. The university is ready to embrace a new wave of students, with preparations in place to ensure a smooth transition into university life. The admission process will commence at 08:00 AM on Monday, August 26.

As universities and colleges open their doors to a new wave of students, many parents and guardians are grappling with the recent changes to the funding model for higher education. This new model, introduced by President William Ruto, aims to promote equity in education access across different socioeconomic classes, including wealthy, middle-class, and poor families. It replaces the previous differentiated unit cost system, which allocated block funding to institutions based on students’ needs.

As Maseno University reopens its doors, rising insecurity in the surrounding areas of Maseno and Luanda has become a pressing concern. The university’s prolonged closure, which left many local youths without opportunities, has led to a noticeable increase in criminal activities, heightening anxiety among residents and returning students. During the university’s closure, the lack of education and employment opportunities for young people in the area has been linked to the uptick in crime.

“Politics is a contact sport. Digital activism is just wanking,” were the words that will probably go down in history as the turning point—with respect to the political landscape of Kenya. The words, whose utterance have greatly influenced the uprise of a brand new vibrant movement, Gen Z. A well oiled political caravan composed of tribal-free youths aged between 18 and early 30s determined to coerce the legislators into rejecting the Finance Act 2024.

The relatively unknown Enkare Ngiro Secondary School is now setting its sights on the Narok County Games, which will be held from July 4-6 at Narok Boys High School playground after securing their first ever boys basketball 3×3 title at Narok sub-county games last weekend.

The Kenya National Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KNCCI) has supported the move taken by Narok county government to ban private vehicles for game drives at the world-famous Maasai Mara Game Reserve. On June 5, Maasai Mara National Reserve banned the use of private vehicles for game drives inside the park in efforts to control the flow of tourists into the park ahead of the wildebeest migration set to kick off starting this July 2024.

In a surprising change of seasons, Yego Yoo, affectionately known as ” *Colorful Yego”,* has shocked the world by shaving off her iconic and vibrant locks. Maseno Radio staff member, recognized for her vibrant and ever-changing hairstyles that served as a trademark, has left many in disbelief with this drastic makeover.

Social media has grown to be more than a platform that solely meant to entertain and as overtime grown to be a benchmark that can determine one’s pathway to their dream career having in mind that sixty six percent of recruiters do so on Facebook. With a touch of good,nothing lacks the negative side and to social media as a space that is one aspect that you ought to look out for in your jounery to amass followers and secure a career.

Nephrologist’s urge to the parliament to fast track the expedition of the Bill that will legalize organ harvesting from the deceased to help those in need is a tall order. While this initiative holds promise for assisting many, there are concerns that it could be exploited for personal gain. The lure of profit from the human organ trade, exemplified by notorious kidney trafficking cases, raises fears that unscrupulous medical practitioners may exploit the legislation once it’s enacted.

Nephrologist’s urge to the parliament to fast track the expedition of the Bill that will legalize organ harvesting from the deceased to help those in need is a tall order. While this initiative holds promise for assisting many, there are concerns that it could be exploited for personal gain. The lure of profit from the human organ trade, exemplified by notorious kidney trafficking cases, raises fears that unscrupulous medical practitioners may exploit the legislation once it’s enacted.