African Countries With The Best Education Systems
Seychelles Seychelles has the highest level of literacy for both men and women in Africa. This is because UNESCO rules are strictly followed in the country through establishment of free primary education, improving quality of early education and adult literacy and ensuring gender equality in all educational institutions.
Ruto's Message To Teachers Which Has Elicited Mixed Reactions
DP William Ruto Today is world teachers day also known as international teachers day which is celebrated annually on October 5. It was established in 1994 to commemorate the signing of 1966 UNESCO/ ILO recommendations concerning the status of teachers. The recommendations outline Standards relating to education personnel policy, recruitment and initial training as well as the continuing education of teachers, their employment and working condition.
Why Raila Odinga Had To Use A Donkey During His Lamu Town Visit
Raila Odinga toured Lamu County where he was received warmly as he rode on a donkey. Some have likened this to the biblical story of the triumphant entry of Jesus in Jerusalem with a young donkey For ODM Party leader Raila Odinga to enter this coastal county while riding on a donkey, it does not come to my surprise.
UN Names Nakuru Kenya’s First Creative City
The United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on Monday, November 8, announced the inclusion of Nakuru to the organization’s creative cities. In a statement, Nakuru was included in a list of 49 cities that were recognised as new creative cities adding to the already existing 256 ones all over the world.
Country with toughest education system in Africa
Kenya Is the most best in Africa with a score of 55.4. It is 21 on Ease of finding skilled employees and 43 on Digital skills among population globally. Compulsory education lasts 12 years from age 6 to age 17 Egypt With a population of 49.7 million, 17.58 percent of total government expenditure in 2017 went to education, and literacy rate is at 78.7 percent according to UNESCO.
Former ODM Secretary General Ababu Namwamba Holds Talks With UNESCO
The former Orange Democratic Movement party Secretary General Hon. Ababu Namwamba is making quiet strides but achieving great heights in his role as the Chief Administrative Secretary for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Kenya. The former Budalangi Constituency Member of Parliament has been holding talks with high dignitaries both here in Kenya and abroad.
CBC Curriculum set to be reviewed five years later in 2023.
Plans are in place to review the CBC curriculum. Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Jwan stated on Tuesday that the new curriculum will be reviewed in 2023. The exercise will address any challenges identified since its rollout in 2018. Jwan said the research will be conducted to determine the teething problems encountered five years into the system.
15 of The Most Amazing Water Features In The World
Today will be taking a look at some truly stunning water features from deserts of Dubai to the Olympic Stadium in Tokyo. 15. Falling water While there are plenty of pretty private residences, you have a water feature that quite compares to the one falling water created by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright for the Kaufman family.
Prominent Lawyer Reveals The Secret Behind Kibaki's Success In Economic Transformation
Former president Mwai Kibaki is one of the celebrated presidents that Kenya ever had in history . He is hailed for transforming lifes of Kenyans through overhaul in various sectors of the economy. Former president Mwai Kibaki during installation as UNESCO envoy for water in Africa (photo).
10 High School Students Have Tested Positive For Covid 19 In Mary Hill High School
Ten students have tested positive for the Covid 19 at Mbarara district, in Uganda. According to report shared by Authorities in Mbarara ten students have tested positive for the Corona Virus in the last 24 hours. The Covid 19 pandemic affected educational systems worldwide, leading to the near total closure of schools, colleges and universities.
8 Most Famous Churches in the World
Sagrada Familia in Barcelona Spain The construction of this church began in eighteen eighty two and it was designed by Catalan architect Antoni Gaudi (eighteen fifty two to nineteen twenty six). Until today, the construction is considered incomplete and the church is UNESCO a World Heritage Site
The Most Isolated Village In the Word With Only Seven Big Thatched Houses.
The Traditional Village of Wae Rebo on the Island of Flores The traditional village of Wae Rebo in the district of Manggarai on the island of Flores, East Nusatenggara, has received the Top Award of Excellence from UNESCO in the 2012 UNESCO Asia Pacific Heritage Awards, announced in Bangkok on 27 August 2012.
Updates: CS Mutahi Kagwe Makes New Announcement on Curfew in Kenya
The Cabinet Secretary in charge of the Ministry of Health CS Mutahi Kagwe has announced that the current curfew has been extended for a further 30 days. This comes at a time when most Kenyans had pleaded with the government to try and lift the curfew which has been in existence for about a year now.
Here are the most beautiful places in Croatia. Why Croatia should be your destination Hot Spot.
Croatia is one of the architecturally rich cities in the world. From pictures perfect beaches, vineyards,lush forests, photogenic hills and long dazzling coastlines. You are never far from a beautiful scenery whether you choose to explore offshore or the land. 1. Plitvice Lakes.
UNESCO :The World's Literacy Day September 8th 2021
UNESCO 8th September. World Literacy Day 2021 will be celebrated today on September 8 across the world. This day is celebrated to mark the importance of literacy and to remind that literacy is a good thing . The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization(UNESCO) declared September 8 as International Literacy Day in 1966.
Reactions After UNESCO Declares this Man As the Oldest
According to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO, the oldest living man is aged at 112 years old. A former sugar cane farmer in Puerto Rico has been confirmed as the oldest living man on Earth, entering the Guinness World Record. Emilio Flores Màrquez was born August 8, 1908 in Carolina, United States.
The Wooden Church That Was Built Entirely On Wood Without A Single Nail
Building structures usually require nails or anything of the same for it to be stable enough.But the world always have surprises, some of which you may never believe in your lifetime.There is a church in Russia called Kizhi Pogost which is found in Kizhi Island.
Kenya’s Literacy Level To Climb Up As CBC for Adult And Continuity Education Out Soon
From the UNESCO publishes 2000-2021, the literacy rate in Kenya stands at 81.54% making the country to be ranked in position 106 worldwide ahead of Congo, Republic and Ghana at 80.30% and 79.04% respectively. This literacy level is about to climb up the ladder after fresh reports uncover that the directorate of Adult and Continuity Education in Collaboration with the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development KICD has begun curriculum reforms that will see youths and adults develop literacy skills.According to the report shared by Education News Kenya, the new reforms are in line with the Competency-Based Curriculum CBC in the formal sector and will address the needs of the adult and youth learners, aimed at improving the quality of their learning.
Top 4 Most Sacred Places In The World
1) Bodh Gaya. Bodh Gaya is a pilgrimage and a UNESCO world Heritage site in Bihar. The name Bodh Gaya is coined from the ancient tree "Bodhi". It is said that this is the place where Gautama Buddha, the Buddhist preacher attained his enlightenment.
5 Man Made Structures Visible From Space With Naked Eye.
The earth is a big place with giant monumental structures put in place by man over periods of time. Some monuments are either soo massive or greatly stand out that they can be visible from space with the naked eye. Here are some artificial structures that one can see from space above without magnification.