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Sue me, the teachers will work over the holidays...

Sue me, the teachers will work over the holidays...

Teachers are expected to fulfil their professional responsibilities throughout the school...

Only Erick and I reported to school. Erick came on Tuesday and Thursday, while I made an effort to be present daily, even if for just half an hour.

Those who truly know me know that I have always believed leadership is about making difficult decisions, especially when everyone else is comfortable doing nothing.

Unfortunately, at Mwisho wa Lami, the moment you make a decision that inconveniences someone, you become the enemy of progress.

I announced that the new rota would be pinned on the school noticeboard on Sunday.

When I was not planning how I would spend my retirement, I was busy editing my resignation letter.

As for me, even if the crops fail and there are no cattle in the stalls, I will rejoice in the Lord.

When people started spreading rumours that QVSE could be fake, he came to see me.

We have now been asked to wait for 33 days before we can access our money.

New rules outline mandatory screening, possible quarantine.

Muturi and Kivuti accuse government allies of political intimidation.

Like literary heroes, Sifuna is a man going on a journey, and he reminds one of the most interesting classic stories of impossible quests.

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