Harvard Trained Lawyer Mahat Somane Siezed Up The Country And Bound It In A Statistical Storm
Harvard-trained lawyer Mahat Somane seized up the country and bound it in a statistical storm. By the time he finished, lawyers in the room were gasping in the air, and wondering whether they missed statistic units in law school.https://twitter.com/KTNNewsKE/status/1565572375856431105?t=KZ4MN9t9JA_THrAsKI9KSQ&s=19 Photo courtesy, image used for evidence and illustration purpose only.
IEBC Lawyer Walks Out of Supreme Court Making Frantic Calls Sparking Reactions Online
Photo Courtesy A lawyer representing Independent Electoral And Boundaries Commission IEBC who was tackling the question on technology employed by the Wafula Chebukati led commission, Mahat Somane has today been spotted making frantic calls after leaving the court room chambers. A video shared by Raila shows the eloquent Harvard trained lawyer on his phone Together with another lawyer.
8 parenting behaviors that prevent children from succeeding
Of researchers from Harvard have looked at the subject and set up guidelines to raise a child who succeeds or at least avoid certain behaviors that could harm their development. They argue that to become responsible adults, children need parents who help them cultivate feelings of empathy and interest in others in order to feel happy.
Sickness That Can Be Cured By Drinking Whisky : This One Will Blow Up Your Mind
1. Brings down Risk of Heart Disease As per numerous examination, a tumbler of whisky daily can assist with lessening your opportunity of coronary heart infirmity and coronary cardiovascular breakdown. As indicated by a look at through Harvard, a small measure of liquor will expand how much "genuine cholesterol" on your blood.
The Rise and Fall of Facebook Billionaire Mark Zuckerberg
As we all know him, Zuckerberg is the CEO of Facebook and its parent company Meta. He was once the world's third richest man but now he has dropped to the twelfth on that list. Zuckerberg was once the face of social media revolution but today he has become the face of big tech tyranny.
How to make Someone Love you According to Science
Don't get ice cream on the first date Ice cream is very cold and can lower the body temperature. Social Psychologist John Bargh did some studies and found a connection between someone's body temperature and their psychological state. This suggests that we are more likely to be nice when we are feeling warm compared when are feeling cold.
Meet Little-Known Harvard Educated Woman Who Wields Too Much Influence At State House
Ruth Kaggia, who is the deputy chief of staff at State House in-charge of research and policy ( Photo Courtesy) She is one of the few women who wield too much power and influence in the corridors of power. As one of President Uhuru Kenyatta's right-hand women, Ruth Kaggia is a powerful figure at State House today.
Opinion: Kiraitus strategy that will see him win
Kiraitu is a political genius. Having studied at Harvard school of Law and being in politics for over thirty years,he has a pool of strategies that he cam employ to win any any election. From the time he served as member of parliament, senator and governor,kiraitu has never lost an election.
Tips To 2021 KCSE Candidates When Selecting University and Courses
Three years ago I was struggling to choose my University course like many of you. Selection of university and course is the best decision you have to make as a form four leaver. However it is the most challenging. You will get half baked advice from your peers, your relatives,your parents, teachers and your mentors.The good thing is that the final decision has to come from you.
Top 20 Universities WorldWide You Need To Know. See the Position of Harvard and Oxford Universities
According to timeshighereducation magazine, the world university rankings 2020 includes almost 1,400 universities across 92 countries. It uses 13 calibrated performance indicators. QS rankings create ranks based on different qualities. They measure reputation based on impressions of experts,companies who hire graduates and teaching quality.
Prominent Kenyan Billionaires Who Studied at Harvard
From politicians to investors and billionaires, the doors of prestigious institutions with endless opportunities have since welcomed many Kenyans. Here are five billionaires who went at the prestigious Harvard University. Chris Kirubi During his 80 years of life, billionaire and industrialist Chris Kirubi, a Harvard graduate, was known for his vision and enthusiasm and never avoided challenges.
Murungi at Munya's Mercy in Governor's Race as Experts Deliver Shocker on Linturi's Takeover Plan
https://www.facebook.com/105983259496/posts/10160368629419497/?app=fbl Before Senator Mithika Linturi declared interest in Meru Governor's race, it was not clear who was up against him as Women Representative Kawira Mwangaza was still weighing on whether to contest or not. Soon after Senator Mithika Linturi declared interest, things began turning harder for the Harvard trained lawyer after it emerged that Linturi had began dividing the county on community lines.
The 6 Secrets Of Raising A Good Kid According To Experts At Harvard
Every parents want their kids to grow up to be better people than they are themselves. Below are six pieces of advice from Harvard academics on how to raise your child to be kind, responsible, and compassionate. Talk to them about taking responsibility for their actionsParents are the role models to the children who strive to imitate and be similar to them.
Governor Kiraitu Murungi Attacked Infront Of His Wife In Church Has Raised Concern In Meru
Kiraitu Murungi, one of Kenya's most powerful politicians and a member of President (Rtd) Mwai Kibaki's first Cabinet, is under attack. Kiraitu, the second and current governor of Meru County, was humiliated for the rest of his life after a congregation flatly disagreed with his wife that he had kept his 2017 election promises.
Women Who Go To Church Are Less Likely To Die Early, Researchers From Harvard Say
Did you know that going to church is good for women's health and cut the risk of dying early by a third. According to Daily Mail Newspaper, attending just once a week is linked to a lower risk of death from ail causes, a US study shows.
Drinking urine: Are there any real health benefits?
It sounds Wierd and I know many of you are wondering how can you take your own urine to cure some healthy conditions. As you all know urine has never been taken by anyone so your are in a confusion angle how you can start taking urine. According to research Drinking urine can be so beneficial to your healthy as it strengthens a person’s immunity and cleanses the system.
How To Tell That A Guy Adores You So Much
He rebounds after an argument… A lot of men will rebound fairly quickly after an argument. According to a 2016 Harvard study, women hold grudges and stay angry longer than men do. This may not be a surprise to you. Guys tend to return to the relationship connection much faster than women do.
Statistics Show That Divorce of a Close Friend Could Trigger The End of Your Perfect Relationship
Incidents of divorce in the country have been on the rise as more and more people end up breaking up and in some instances, some end up even hurting each other as a result of the bad relationships that they are in. Picture courtesy. Image used for illustration.
Benefits of drinking beer
1. Healthy heart Drinking of beer reduces the chances of coronary heart diseases. Since beer has a thinning effect on blood and reduces the chance of forming a clot which can cause a blockage in the coronary artery. 2. Reduce weight Xanthohumol, a chemical found in beer help reduce the weight and cholesterol levels.
Breakthrough gene-editing technology belongs to Harvard, MIT- U.S. tribunal
A U.S. tribunal overseeing patent disputes ruled on Monday that patents on the breakthrough gene-editing technology known as CRISPR belong to Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's decision is a defeat for the University of California, Berkeley; the University of Vienna and Nobel Prize-winning researcher Emmanuelle Charpentier.