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Climate change, conflict fuel food insecurity in Eastern Africa FAO explains that food prices increased throughout 2022, pushing up the average cost of a healthy diet
PREMIUM Credit information sharing, rating are finance enablers Many people wrongly view credit bureaus as entities solely focused on listing defaulters.
PREMIUM Only 65 out of 21,000 schools headed by teachers below 35 years The number of young people heading primary schools remains low.
PREMIUM Ruto woos teachers with multi-billion goodies He made the pronouncements amid longstanding concerns over career stagnation in the teaching profession.
Why court declined to hold prosecutors liable for Arror, Kimwarer dams’ scandal Four lobby groups had sought to hold prosecutors liable for the failed case.
