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Careers & Education
13.04.2023
5 simple tips to find the best essay writing service
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Careers & Education
10.04.2023
5 conversations to expect at work after the Easter holiday
A guide to making memes that make money
Careers & Education
10.03.2023
A guide to making memes that make money
An award-winning IT expert Tom Mboya Opiyo has shared his story of a job opportunity abroad that fell through in a viral social media post.
Careers & Education
16.01.2023
Family shattered after father loses dream job abroad days before relocating from Kenya
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Careers & Education 10.01.2023
How a friend’s visit inspired me to change my career
4 sure ways to make a good first impression every time
Careers & Education 26.10.2021
4 sure ways to make an unforgettable first impression
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Careers & Education 13.10.2021
Different types of customers you will meet when working in customer service
Cybersecurity
Careers & Education 05.10.2021
How Information Security Differs from Cybersecurity
A woman checks her phone.
Careers & Education 07.09.2021
Why you shouldn't be afraid to quit your job
Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) flags 2 areas of CBC misinterpreted by teachers making it expensive for parents
Careers & Education 19.08.2021
The price to pay in implementing the CBC curriculum
Narok County Youth Officer Vera Chepkorir
Careers & Education 02.06.2021
Meet Vera Chepkorir, government worker with a message for unemployed Kenyans
FILE PHOTO: A job-seeker completes an application at a career job fair in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. July 25, 2013. REUTERS/Mark Makela/File Photo GLOBAL BUSINESS WEEK AHEAD
Careers & Education 25.05.2021
I lost Sh80K weekly salary due to greed - Kenyans narrate regrets from lost opportunities
Education CS George Magoha during a tour of Kisumu and Vihiga counties
Careers & Education 24.05.2021
Do good KCSE grades and degrees matter for future success?
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