Monday, October 31, 2011

THE ROUTE K64 SACCO OF KERICHO DISTRICT PLANS TO BECOME A MICRO FINANCE INSTITUTION, NAIROBI, KENYA


THE ROUTE K64 SACCO OF KERICHO DISTRICT PLANS TO BECOME A MICRO FINANCE INSTITUTION, NAIROBI, KENYA
The Route K64 Sacco intends to transform itself in to a micro-finance institution. According to the Sacco members that we interviewed in the last week of the month of October, the year two thousand and eleven, the society’s’ to officials held a meeting in Kapsoit Township, a small town on the outskirts of kericho town.
The sources ,who are very reliable, said that the staff members who met here  were expected to discus on how they could get the all the resources and information ,manpower and how they could get all the assistance to enable the Sacco to transform itself well and smoothly up to its’ every day operations.
The Society is only eight months old but is already trying on big things .The staff member that we talked to told us that the society’s’ total assets plus the total savings and earnings for the period that it has existed amount only up to four million and the Sacco’s senior staff have seen it wise to transform the society in to a microfinance institution as a development move.
We weren’t able to access the proceedings of the meeting .All our efforts to meet some of the members who took part in the meeting or to get in contact with their headquarters weren’t successful but we hope to carry the reports about this meeting in our next issue of this magazine.
The route K64 Sacco is a transport Sacco in Kericho District .The society operates it transport business on the kericho to Eldoret route and back

Wednesday, October 19, 2011

FOUNTAIN PRIMARY SCHOOL IN KERICHO TOWN OFFICIALLY DECLRED OPEN

FOUNTAIN PRIMARY SCHOOL IN KERICHO TOWN OFFICIALLY DECLRED OPEN




Fountain primary school in kericho town, was declared officially open by the director of education in the ministry of education, Professor George kodia .The school had about four years earlier been enrolling students but it hadn’t been officially declared opened.



The ceremonies were held in the school compound on the eleventh date of the month of October this year .Activity started at eleven o’clock in the morning up to two o’clock in the afternoon.



The guest of honor who to resided over the function was supposed to be the ministry’s’ permanent secretary ,Mr. James Ole Kiyiapi,but due to untold circumstances, he wasn’t able to attend, instead he was represented by his director of education in the same ministry.



The school is among the high class group of schools in the town, Kericho primary school, ACK Primary are just but a few among the group.

Monday, October 3, 2011

LIZ AMPOFO AND SISTER


LIZ AMPOFOS PHOTO OF JOHN AMBULI


SUSPICION OF GRAT IN THE KERICHO MUSLIM SECONDARY SCHOOL.


SUSPICION OF GRAT IN THE KERICHO MUSLIM SECONDARY SCHOOL.

The Muslim Secondary School in Kericho, Kenya, is already being reported with the same news that has faced many other government or public institutions in the country. To make things worse is the fact that it is a religious institution, where you wouldn’t expect reports of graft and the general embezzlement of the public funds.
A member of the staff in the administration of the mosque that is situated at the Kenya co-operative creameries Depot in Kericho town whispered to us that there has not been a clear circumstances on how the school funds are spend .The member said that the school is sponsored by the Islamic world bank but there have been no clear reports on how the aid funds from the bank are spend ,all that he hears about are reports of the expenditure  of the funds but the school assets are moving or growing in any way, they are just where they were on the grand opening day of the school.
This was whispered to us by the mosques Madrasa teacher who has since then been transferred to Kendu Bay  to help with the training of young children in to Islam hood in Kendu bay.
The Madrasa teacher told the education newspaper to ask the entire Muslim community in the country to take action about this suspicion and have the schools ledgers and other documents of accounts scrutinized for any false dealings. The teacher also wanted the Muslim community to have schools administration monitored closely for any unbecoming behaviors and graft. He complaint bitterly on slowly growth speed of the school despite the Funding from the bank and the expected expertise from the schools administration staff.
He also told us to ask the Muslim community in Kericho town to give the unused parts of land that belongs to the religion to the Faithfull’s of the religion in the town so that they can use it for development purposes instead of the land lying there idly like that.