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Kenya Census Application Form - KNBS Census Jobs

Kenya Census Application Form - KNBS Census Jobs Kenya Census Application Form - KNBS Census Jobs; KNBS Census Jobs 2019 Kenya Census Job Application Forms. KNBS Enumerator Jobs. Kenya Census Application Form - KNBS Census Jobs Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) is a State Corporation established under the Statistics Act (2006). It is the Principal Government Agency responsible for the collection, compilation, analysis, publication and dissemination of official statistical information and its custody. It also oversees the coordination, supervision and development of programmes within the National Statistical System. The Government of Kenya through KNBS will be conducting the 2019 Kenya Population and Housing Census in August, 2019 and wishes to invite applications from qualified individuals to fill the following Temporary Positions:

MbeleNaBiz : 750 Youth Winners Set to Benefit From 15B Business Competition

The Government of Kenya has launched a 15B business competition for youths dubbed ‘MbeleNaBiz’ that will see a total of 75o youths benefit from the kitty. Trade and Industrialisation Cabinet Secretary Peter Munya who unveiled the business competition kitty send a stern warning to those involved on any favoritism. According to Munya, 500 of the successful applicants will each receive Sh900,000 while the remaining 250 will get Sh3.6 million. Munya said that he expected the process of determining the 750 winners in the MbeleNaBiz National Youth Business Competition would be transparent and professional. “We don’t expect any funny games,” said Munya of the selection process of the competition of the initiative that the Government hopes will help dent the youth unemployment crisis in the country. Trade Cabinet Secretary Peter Munya has unveiled a Sh15 billion business competition kitty dubbed MbeleNaBiz .PHOTO/COURTESY The implementation of the project is being done by aud

Media Biasly

As citizens living in a 21st century world, we are constantly surrounded by media in its various forms. Whether this be social media, news feeds, or other methods of media consumption, media is able to penetrate almost every realm of society. But how do we know what media is reliable? How can we tell what is “fake news” and what is real? The answer to these questions is undeniably complicated but can be made easier through media literacy. So what is media literacy? At its root, media literacy is simply the process of applying critical thinking to the media a person consumes. What does this actually mean practically though? Well, let's begin with an example. Say you are scrolling through your social media feeds and come across a post saying that the President of the United States has just signed an executive order that will cost thousands of people their jobs. This piece of media, without applying media literacy, will be taken at face value and added to your vault of ideas and i

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