Kenya Archives – Mary Mugo

The Modern Teacher’s Dilemma: Passion vs. Compensation

2 Comments / Kenya, Opinion, Secondary Schools / Mary Mugo

The changing face of education has highlighted the intricate relationship that exists between autonomy, compensation, and passion. Finding a careful balance that honors and rewards educators while maintaining the intrinsic drive that has served as the cornerstone of education for generations is crucial as we navigate this shifting environment. The role of teachers has changed […]

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Dissecting the New Student Funding Model for Kenyan Universities: Understanding Your Options

Leave a Comment / Higher Education, Kenya, New University Funding Model, University Courses / Mary Mugo

The university placement process is over, and you now know your course and institution of placement.Some parents have called me in fear after seeing the figures and some are just about to give up. As a student, you’ve probably seen a glimpse of your university’s fee schedule as you prepare to enter the world of

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The Kenyan Housing 3% Levy: A Case of Poor Timing and Communication or A Burden on Workers’ Shoulders

2 Comments / Kenya, Strategic Management, Strategic Marketing / Mary Mugo

The Kenyan government recently proposed a housing levy, requiring workers to contribute 3% of their salaries to the building of affordable houses. This proposal has sparked a wave of peaceful protests among Kenyan workers. I must say from the onset that the goal of addressing the housing crisis is admirable and the 3% is not

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Loyalty without Blindness: The Crucial Distinction in Politics

Leave a Comment / Kenya, Opinion, Political leadership, Strategic Leadership / Mary Mugo

Blind loyalty, I believe, is one of the cancers ravaging the African continent. Even elites are known to defend the indefensible in order to please their superiors. How can nations and organizations thrive if all that is followed and done is what the leader says and believes? Who said that the best ideas come only

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Cracking the Code: Innovative Approaches to Tackle Kenya’s High Cost of Living.

Leave a Comment / Kenya, Opinion, Strategic Leadership, Strategic Management / Mary Mugo

Kenya’s high cost of living is a complex issue that necessitates a multifaceted approach. The high cost of living is exemplified by the high costs of necessities like food, housing, and healthcare, among others. As a result, there have been decreases in economic activity, job losses, and inflation. However, Kenya can lower its high cost

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Stop the Idiocy and Using Citizens as Pawns. A Call for Peace and Unity in Kenya

3 Comments / blog, Kenya, Opinion, Political leadership, Strategic Leadership / Mary Mugo

Politicians are expected to be role models and representatives for the people they serve. It is no secret, however, that many of these leaders engage in behavior unbecoming of their position. This behavior ranges from corruption and deception to verbal abuse and physical violence. It is high time for political leaders to stop this idiocy

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Will President William Ruto follow in the footsteps of his predecessor and reach out to Raila Odinga, or will he completely ignore him.

Leave a Comment / Kenya, Opinion, Political leadership, Strategic Leadership / Mary Mugo

Kenya’s political environment has recently been quite tense, with numerous protests and demonstrations taking place in Nairobi and a few other parts of the nation. With the opposition AZIMIO and the ruling Kenya Kwanza Coalition at odds with one another, Kenya’s political landscape has been marred by tensions and polarization. The two have frequently exchanged

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Privatization of Public Universities in Kenya: Is it a Solution or a Risk

2 Comments / Higher Education, Kenya, Opinion / Mary Mugo

Kenyans are strongly divided between those who support and oppose privatizing public universities. In contrast to opponents who claim that privatization will commodify education and restrict access for low-income students, proponents of privatization assert that it will increase efficiency, accountability, and innovation. Global trends indicate that more and more nations are moving toward privatizing their

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Should TVET Institutions Stick to STEM Courses and Do Away With Business Courses?

12 Comments / Kenya, Opinion, The Workplace / Mary Mugo

The CS education has written a letter to TVET institutions on the way forward for STEM and Business courses. This letter has elicited varied reactions on whether business courses should be done away with in TVET institutions. This reminded me of a previous debate on some courses and degree programs in our universities that were

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The Temptations President Dr. William Ruto and Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua Must Resist At All Cost To Succeed and Thrive in The Next Five Years.

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Dr. Ian Ndlovu is not new to many Christians in Kenya and to the new government. He consistently gave prophetic messages on the Kenyan 2022 election and visited the statehouse after President Ruto was sworn in. I follow Dr. Ian Ndlovu on YouTube and I have seen his prophetic messages fulfilled I, therefore, take his

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