School garden award on

                              The  long  awaited Nairobi Urban green School garden
                              award launch will be announced in two weeks time
                               The launch will include  2018-2019  given that  it was
                                programmed for last year
                                 More information about the award
                                  francisilahakai@gmail

mashimoni squatters secondary school examination center revoked

    National  Examination Council had suspend Mashimoni Squatters Secondary School examination Center due to the luck of enough students in the school whose part of   class rooms were dem0lished to pave way of road construction.

  The school chairman Ruben  Omwaka told media that  the remaining students had been given another center for this years examination us they look for funds  to pump into  dying school.

 He said the school is having problems in operating forcing students to move to other schools

The action to revoke the school examination center was taken after the official from education visited the school and found out that it only have only 10 schools.

  He added that there effort to use students from the nearest schools  in order to have many students was rejected by the Ministry who accused them of doing busyness using the examination center.

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bible club

Calvary  Education Center in Nairobi had launched Bible club with the major objective of introducing students to the World of God and keeping the busy over the weekend.

 Students will be meeting over the weekend with the guidance of bible teachers and their  normal  teachers who will make sure that the teaching are related to school teaching.

The Center founder Bishop Timothy Mulehi  told media that bible club  will be used as tool to make sure that students are close to the church as they conduct there school studies because  majority of the students are known of engage  in other activities over the weekend which in turn interfere and affect there studies when it comes to national examination

 During bible studies students will be provided with food and other facilities needed while those preparing for examination will use the chance over the weekend to prepare for examination adding that the center major objective is to produce students ready for job market.

 He   added that  already the Bible club had attracted students and youth from Kibera slum which are not students and members of the center meaning that the club can be also be used as social center  as far as education is concern

    BY FRANCIS ILAHAKA

KENYA LITTLE CHINA MARKET DEMOLISHED

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Armed police officers last week accompany   Railway officers to demolish Laini Saba Alas small China market ending  0ver 30 years of free trade without paying tax to Nairobi County Garment

During the operation which started in the morning for the first time saw line saba open market  being  distracted to ground zero in the span of the last 20 years

In the past Laini Saba market had been nicknamed little china given that goods and other drty deals are conducted cheaply  like goods from  China.

Among the joint also flatten are changaa centers as sex den commonly known as makina mbao  as they are commonly known  where sex goes for ksh 20 shillings.

The stall; owners   work had in order to make sure that at list they save something as looters and chokara watched from beyond  as is traditional when such operation is being conducted in the city. apart from  structures churches and other joins were not spared  during the operation clear there Railway line.

There was drama when the chairman of self help group took on healers with  members money after the tractor flatten his house  as members chase him by yesterday he had not shown up  while his cell phone was off.

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 ILAHAKA FRANCIS

CRIMINALS

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Residence of Kibera slum Lindi village had declared total war on boda doda ride by coming out with workable method ever practiced in Nairobi and others parts of the Country.

Last week residence attacked and beat up boda boda riders  before detaining theire bike at the venue of the funeral in which there members were chief suspect.

The drama  started after the burial of ayoung man who was killed over a woman in the area last week when mourners attacked the riders who were playing cards and beat them up forcing them to run away and left there bike which were carried  away because they took off with keys.

And in dramatic tune the group turned out with criminals  who had  attacked a woman in the area in the morning and robbed her of  her items including phone  which were recovered in exchange  with bike.

The action attracted villagers as criminals were paraded by  boda boda  the villagers give them back there bike and warn them against   co operating with criminals.

The man who was being buried  was killed over a woman in the area of Lindi which had been taken over by criminals

And the action by  villagers followed attack on woman the same week, according to villagers boda boda riders  know the criminals in the area and they share with them dirty money

ILAHAKA FRANCIS

Kenyan Artist and Students to visit France

  Kenyan Artist and students will be travelling to France  as part of culture exchange for talents of  the two friendly Countries.

This followed the exhibition documents and shows which was held recently at French Culture Center in Nairobi featuring both French and Kenya artist and students.

Speaking in Nairobi during the official opening of the exhibition director of French Culture Center Celdric Touricidu  said that while in France they exhibit and conduct research together with France artist and students as part  of the existing culture exchange.

He said that apart from that they will have to  learn more about France Culture diversity and related landscape given that majority of those artist are already established scholars.

During the just ended exhibition in Nairobi three artyist from France collective street arts Sans frontiere Alceo, Mathieu and Antoine workind with Kenyan artist it, Naitemu and Nayed painting public spaces and streets, involving the public and showing that art  was accessible to everyone especially those who cannot visit Museums and Gallery

BY FRANCIS ILAHAKA

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