Industry cannot criticise college graduates as “half-baked” if it has not contributed to “baking” them in the first place, any more than a professional cook can blame others for...
Join us for an engaging virtual session as we explore the transition from the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) to the Fifth Industrial Revolution (5IR) and what it means for...
Seen through a tabula rasa lens, the 2024 KCSE results surprise with a historic female majority and a clear downturn in poor grades—a clear testament to Kenya’s evolving education...
After Success in National Exams, What Next? With the recent release of national examination results in Kenya, the question of employment opportunities for the rising number of graduates of...
With a lot of enthusiasm, I would like to advise youths that there is something that has been made for us. If we subscribe to the Impact Borderless Digital...
He was perturbed by what he perceived as a wanton indifference among the favourably exposed and educated people to the future of the African youth in a world increasingly...
As a new-year resolve, Kenyan students and other international students need to spare a thought for TU Bergakademie Freiberg. Founded in 1765, the Technical University and Mining Academy of...
The 9th GIS Day event at TTU was no exception, with the theme “GIS for Sustainable Futures in the Age of Big Data and Artificial Intelligence”. Among the highlights...
Sustainable mining is a contested concept, a paradox to some, a polarising topic to many, and a melting point for political debate in the face of climate change diplomacy...
One of the critical issues that emerged was the lack of transparency around how the MTI was calibrated. Questions about the involvement of stakeholders in weighting and scaling the...