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As seen in: Daily Nation, Nation Africa, AllAfrica, The East African, Business Daily Africa, The Citizen (Tanzania), Nation Media Group, HT Syndication
Mom| Journalist| Communications Specialist Areas of Interest: Good Governance, Development & Economy, Human Rights & Civil Liberties, Climate Change Adaptation

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Be careful on roads, motorists urged as festive season Original

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By Millicent Mwololo Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
Calls for motorists to exercise greater caution on the roads are growing louder as new statistics reveal a worrying rise in traffic fatalities. According to the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA), 4,458 people died in road crashes between January 1 and December — an increase from 4,311 recorded over the same period in 2024. The surge cuts across all categories of road users, with pedestrians and motorcyclists remaining the most vulnerable.
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Kenya’s silent crisis: Paradox of PhD holders with no jobs

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By Millicent Mwololo Verified
| Daily Nation Verified
Kenya is quietly facing a crisis that few are willing to confront — the paradox of underemployed PhD holders. While advanced education is often hailed as the path to opportunity, for many of the country’s most educated citizens, it has instead become a journey into uncertainty. “There is a silent crisis among PhD holders — a paradox that few are willing to confront,” says Dr Vince Arasa Nyabunga, a part-time lecturer who teaches Kiswahili, Communication, and Translation.
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Kenya’s silent crisis: Paradox of PhD holders with no jobs

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By Millicent Mwololo Verified
| zurl.co
Kenya is quietly facing a crisis that few are willing to confront — the paradox of underemployed PhD holders. While advanced education is often hailed as the path to opportunity, for many of the country’s most educated citizens, it has instead become a journey into uncertainty. “There is a silent crisis among PhD holders — a paradox that few are willing to confront,” says Dr Vince Arasa Nyabunga, a part-time lecturer who teaches Kiswahili, Communication, and Translation.
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