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Lawyer Wangenye: Rushed CBC rollout risks Kenya’s education future
Education and Career

Lawyer Wangenye: Rushed CBC rollout risks Kenya’s education future

Introduced in 2017, CBC replaced the 8-4-4 system, which critics argued relied too heavily on examinations and memorisation. The new system aims to focus on skills, competencies, creativity, critical thinking, and learner-centred outcomes. Its design aligns with the Constitution of Kenya 2010, Vision 2030, and global education trends prioritising practical skills over rote learning.

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Somalia protests Israeli Minister’s visit to Hargeisa
Global Affairs

Somalia protests Israeli Minister’s visit to Hargeisa

The Somali government said the visit constituted a serious violation of Somalia’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, and political unity, and amounted to an unacceptable interference in the internal affairs of a sovereign Member State of the United Nations.

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Last-minute deal keeps top Warner Bros content on African pay-TV
Business

Last-minute deal keeps top Warner Bros content on African pay-TV

MultiChoice remains Africa’s largest entertainment company, distributing the subscription streaming service Showmax alongside SuperSport channels, in addition to DStv and GOtv. The deal with Warner Bros. Discovery ensures subscribers continue accessing some of the most popular international channels on the continent.

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Confusion and gaps mar Kenya’s CBC transition to senior school
Education and Career

Confusion and gaps mar Kenya’s CBC transition to senior school

Kenya introduced the Competency-Based Curriculum in 2017 as a major shift from exam-focused learning. The new system was meant to build skills, talents and practical knowledge while supporting the overall growth of the learner. It placed emphasis on creativity, critical thinking and problem solving, with the aim of preparing young people for modern work and social life.

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Carrefour to enter Ethiopian market through Midroc partnership
Business

Carrefour to enter Ethiopian market through Midroc partnership

Carrefour will enteAs part of the deal, Carrefour will work closely with Midroc teams to transform the full Queens Supermarket network into Carrefour-branded stores. The partnership also includes a long-term plan aimed at steady growth and wider reach in the Ethiopian retail sector.

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