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The Ruto-Sakaja Sh80 Billion Nairobi Deal: A Bold Partnership or a Threat to Devolution?

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Nairobi, the heartbeat of Kenya, is home to over 4.4 million residents who endure daily battles with traffic congestion, poor street lighting, overflowing waste, inadequate drainage, and security concerns. On February 17, 2026, President William Ruto and Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja signed a much-debated Cooperation Agreement at State House, unlocking an additional Sh80 billion in funding to fast-track infrastructure upgrades and make the capital more livable, secure, and efficient. The deal promises targeted investments across key sectors: Street Lighting & Safety — Sh3.7 billion to add 40,000 new lights, upgrade 10,000 existing ones, shift to solar power, and even commercialize poles for advertising revenue. Power & Last-Mile Connections — Sh1.5 billion from Kenya Power for transformers and connections, especially in informal settlements. Roads, Drainage & Related Infrastructure — Billions allocated for ward-level roads, drainage improvements, water supply, sew...

KJSEA Placement Explained: Key Problems Affecting Senior Secondary School Transition

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Problems with KJSEA Placement in Kenya: Challenges, Gaps, and the Way Forward The introduction of the Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) marked a significant milestone in Kenya’s transition to the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) . Designed to assess learners holistically at the end of junior secondary school, KJSEA was expected to support fair, transparent, and ability-based placement into senior secondary pathways. However, the first rounds of KJSEA placement have exposed several structural, administrative, and equity-related challenges that continue to generate concern among parents, educators, and policymakers. Understanding KJSEA Placement KJSEA placement determines how learners transition from Grade 9 to Senior Secondary School , assigning them to institutions and pathways based on assessment results, learner choices, school capacity, and national education policy objectives. Ideally, this process should balance merit, equity, learner interests, and regional inclu...

PSG Injury Crisis Update: The Road to Recovery for Luis Enrique’s Stars

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  As we approach the final stretch of 2025, Paris Saint-Germain finds itself at a critical crossroads. While the club remains a dominant force in Ligue 1 and a perennial contender on the European stage, the medical bay at the Campus PSG in Poissy has been unusually crowded. For manager Luis Enrique, the festive period hasn't just been about tactics and rotation; it’s been a race against time to get his world-class squad back to full fitness. With the 2026 World Cup on the horizon and the knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League looming, fans are desperate for the latest medical updates. From the long-awaited return of club stalwarts to sudden setbacks in cup finals, the current PSG injury list is a central talking point for the Parisian faithful. The most recent and perhaps most concerning update involves South Korean international Lee Kang-in. During the FIFA Intercontinental Cup final against Flamengo on December 17, 2024, Lee was forced off the pitch before the 30-minute mar...

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