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Chief officer wheeled to court in tears over Sh17 million debt owed to a contractor

THE STANDARD By Harold Odhiambo | March 16th 2021 at 17:26:00 GMT +0300 A chief officer was driven to court in an ambulance to testify in a case a contractor is seeking to be paid Sh17 million by Vihiga County government. Tears rolled down Trade Department officer Gilbert Musalia’s face when the team of medical workers placed him next to the dock while lying on a stretcher. High Court judge Fred Ochieng had insisted that Musalia appears in person to provide proof that the county government had paid a contractor money owed to him based on a 15-day deadline that had been set by the court.

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Kenya on course to deliver U20 games : The standard Sports

The government also directed the Local Organising Committee of the 2021 Nairobi World Under-20 Athletics Championships to ensure that renovations at the designated Athletes Village at Kenyatta University be completed. The government said the synthetic track that was to be laid at the varsity back in 2017 be put before the end of April this year. Subscribe to Our Newsletter Subscribe to our newsletter and stay updated on the latest developments and special offers! The laying of the synthetic track at Kenyatta University was part of the legacy programmes for the World Under-18 Championships in 2017, but there was a delay in the procurement of the tartan.

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Kisumu enacts new land adjudication laws

THE STANDARD By Kepher Otieno | March 11th 2021 at 00:00:00 GMT +0300 Kisumu City Manager Abala Wanga speaking during the handing over of a public land to the county government at Obunga in Kisumu County on February 4th 2021. (Collins Oduor, Standard) Kisumu County has now legislated fresh laws allowing for regularisation of land ownership and development to curb illegal allotment and transactions. This follows the enactment of the Kisumu County Regularisation of Land Ownership and Development Act, 2020. The new law bars unauthorised development made on any public land from being formalised. According to George Olwal, the Planning, Industrialisation and ICT chairperson, the Act aims to ensure sanity in land tenure and adjudication system in Kisumu.

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CS George Magoha s directive to schools on Grade Four tests

THE STANDARD EDUCATION Education cabinet Secretary George Magoha. (Collins Oduor, Standard) Head teachers of 30,000 primary schools have been cautioned against putting Grade Four pupils under undue pressure when school-based assessment tests start next week. Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha said the tests are not examinations and also advised parents not to panic. “No one should be putting pressure on children about the assessments because they are not examinations. Even parents must stop putting pressure on the learners because these are not examinations,” said Magoha. He said teachers must be able to use readily available materials to administer the assessments. “I urge colleagues from the education sector to ensure that the Grade Four assessment that begins next week goes on as planned. The Kenya National Examinations Council has already provided guidelines on this important assessment, which is part of the successful implementation of the Competency-Based C

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