education

Restore learning after Sh20bn lecturers’ deal

Legal battles have raised concerns about the number of cases filed over the recruitment.

He asked the world to reject arrangements in which powerful countries exercise disproportionate influence over others.

Jumvi Mwangala claims armed men oversaw the transfer of his 79.3-acre parcel to a third party.

  • restore
  • deal
  • lecturer
  • funding
  • facility

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