This tweet purports to show The Star newspaper’s front page on the July 7, 2022 issue. The headline claims that Interpol revealed IEBC chairperson, Wafula...
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This message circulating on WhatsApp claims that KCB is offering employment and internship opportunities. Background According to data by Statista, as of 2021, the...
This tweet claims that UDA, Kilifi gubernatorial aspirant Aisha Jumwa was begging to speak at a Kenya Kwanza rally held in Kilifi. Background Kilifi governor Amason...
Attached to this tweet, is an article published on the kenyanmusic.co.ke website. The headline claims that ANC leader Musalia Mudavadi campaigned against William Ruto’s...
“TikTok is failing its first real test in Africa,” a report by Mozilla Fellow Odanga Madung reprimands. The report reveals an alarming trend on the dance app that is...
This tweet claims to show a picture of Nairobi gubernatorial candidate Johnson Sakaja in graduation regalia carrying a graduation booklet seemingly from Team University...
This statement circulating on social media purports to have come from the Kiunjuri-led The Service Party claims that they have severed ties with the Kenya Kwanza...
This tweet above claims to be sharing a front page of The Nairobian newspaper. Background Piga Firimbi has previously debunked fake front pages but this has not deterred...
This image shows a post supposedly from Njeru Kathangu accusing Kenya Kwanza’s Rigathi Gachagua of being one of the Nyayo House torturers. The post claims that Gachagua...
This image drawn from a clip shared on TikTok claims to show a presidential poll allegedly from Citizen Digital. The poll on the most preferred presidential candidate...
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Kenya’s Grade 10 education riddle: Why 800,000 students are still at home under CBC
This episode explores Kenya’s ongoing challenges in implementing the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) at the senior secondary level, particularly the low Grade 10 transition rates, school zoning debates, teacher shortages, and infrastructure gaps. In addition, we highlight the disputed 2026 Ugandan presidential elections and their broader implications for African democracy and Pan-Africanism.
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