Toleo 006: Ajira Digital

Toleo ya Ajira Digital

Asilimia 75.1 ya vijana kote nchini ni kama zawadi kwa nchi, ijapokuwa wanaweza kugeuka kuwa mkosi ikiwa hawatatumiwa vizuri.

Toleo 008: NHIF Supa Cover

Toleo ya NHIF Supa Cover

NHIF Supa Cover ndiyo bima kubwa zaidi ya matibabu nchini Kenya inayotoa huduma za bei nafuu na bora zaidi za afya ya jamii kwa wanachama wake katika sekta rasmi na ya kibinafsi. Twakuelezea mengi kwenye toleo hii ya nane.

Toleo 003: Biashara

Toleo ya Biashara

Una ndoto. Bila shaka umekuwa na ndoto kwa muda mrefu, ndoto ya kuanzisha na kuendesha biashara yako mwenyewe. Kwenye toleo hii ya tatu, twakuelezea jinsi harakati ya kuanzisha biashara Kenya imerahisishwa.

001 Reli Ya Abiria

Toleo ya Reli Ya Abiria

Uboreshaji wa Huduma za Reli ya Usafiri ya Nairobi (NCRS) ni sehemu ya Mpango Mkuu wa Usafiri wa jiji la Nairobi wenye madhumuni ya kusuluhisha matatizo chuki zi ya usafiri jijini kwa kuunganisha jiji kuu na miji mingine 10.

002 COVID-19 Chanjo

Toleo ya COVID-19 Chanjo

Mpango wa chanjo ya Covid-19 umeibua maswali yasiyokuwa na majibu, uvumi na habari potoshi – potoshi zaidi kiasi cha kuweza kudhuru mtu. Hata ingawa baadhi ya habari hizi zinatokana hasa na ukosefu wa ufahamu, nyingine zimeibuliwa kimakusudi.

Infobytes Issue 20 – Competency Based Assessments

Infobytes Issue 20 – Competency Based Assessments

In the most basic of explanations, CBA is to CBC what exams are to the 8:4:4 system. However, the two are significantly more different than similar in both form and application. It is the process of assessing how much a learner has achieved in the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) framework.

Infobytes Issue 19 – Uwezo Fund

Infobytes Issue 19 – Uwezo Fund

Uwezo Fund is a flagship Vision 2030 programme that provides finance to women, youth and Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) to start or run businesses at the constituency level. This issue of Infobytes tells you just how you can be a beneficiary of the Fund.

Infobytes Issue 18 – KBC

Infobytes Issue 18 – KBC

Most Kenyans must feel like the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation has been around forever. And at 94, technically, it sort of has been. But it always wasn’t the giant media house it is today. In fact, it even wasn’t always KBC.