Watch out young people, your grammar will cost you and most likely be the barrier between your business proposal, CV or meeting request being accepted. I am seriously concerned about the grammar young people choose. dear chris, how r u? am looking for an appointment to meet u coz i hv a
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Safaricom CEO Bob Collymore announced on Friday, 2nd Sept that the mobile telco will be hiring 600 customer care representatives to be deployed in their call centres. While many so the job opportunity, others saw an opportunity to make a quick buck by conning thousands of job seekers. The company has
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The African Management Initiative (AMI) has partnered with The MasterCard Foundation to develop a scalable model for training and placing underprivileged youth into entry-level positions in organisations across Kenya. The initiative, dubbed Youth Employment Accelerator (YEA), will offer a free 6-week learning and skills development programme for 300 unemployed youth aged
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Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto's alma mater said Monday he had plagiarized parts of his law school thesis, confirming an investigative news site's report last week. Mexico's Panamerican University said it had reviewed the president's 25-year-old thesis and found five types of "treatment of the ideas of others." They included "textual reproductions
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MKU goes into history as the first private university to successfully train pharmacists in Kenya since independence Somewhere in the State of Georgia, USA, one Dr. Jimmy Mulu Wambua is preparing to undertake his registration exam to enable him practice pharmacy in the US. He flew to the US in July
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One of the questions that I am always guaranteed to be asked in any media interview or speaking engagement, is why I chose to leave a ‘high flying’ job to start Lapid Leaders Africa. Initially, this question used to puzzle me as I sincerely did not see any reason not
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Third and fourth year students at Strathmore University were treated to a week-long forum by CfC Stanbic Bank as staff from the bank imparted practical skills on entrepreneurship and finance as part of their summer school. Dubbed the Engage Forums, the sessions took place from 1st August to 5th August and
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There are some common questions people normally ask when you mention you’re taking a course in journalism: So you want to become a TV presenter? So we’ll be seeing you on TV? Strange enough no one ever mentions radio. It’s always TV this TV that. Then the other questions that follow afterward
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Dance in the middle where people can see,” said producer Tim Rimbui. That was among the messages that emerged when the present and future of Kenya’s music scene melded at a July 22 all-day gathering of artistes, students, and academics at Daystar University’s Valley Road campus. A variety of generations and genres
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Rwanda is known as one of the fastest growing economies in Africa and with a progressive gender inclusive governance structure. One of the youngest ministers, perhaps in the continent, is Hon. Evode Imena who is the Minister of State in charge of Mining at the Ministry of Natural Resources. Evode was appointed
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