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Sunday, 31 July 2016

[wanabidii] EDUCATION FIASCO IN KENYA & FRED MATIANG’I: THE PRESIDENT SHOULD HIT THE RESET BUTTON TO RESTORE SANITY

Folks,

I know I am not hallucinating about this because the evidence is on my side and it speaks for itself but if I am, please forgive me. I have been severely lampooned in the last week for stating the obvious, that Education Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i is responsible, albeit partially, for the school indiscipline and arsons that are sweeping the country and I will explain why but in the meantime, my question is really simple, isn't it time that President Kenyatta himself took action?

President Kenyatta & Education CS Matiang'i.jpg

Just how many schools to arson before the president acts? In my view, we have reached the tipping point and as we head to the next general elections, President Uhuru Kenyatta has his work cut out for him- he needs to step it up and reboot to stop the bleeding and reverse Matiang'i's rules albeit temporarily, his leadership is urgently needed to mitigate the damages wrought by some of his closest lieutenants beginning with his Deputy William Ruto and now Education Secretary Fred Matiang'i.

First, let me clear, President Uhuru Kenyatta is NOT the problem, the president is a good man and has a good heart but it is those around him that are a drag on Kenyatta. He may be hands off or delegates roles to people that he trusts but they let him down and us down, and yet the buck stops with the President, he must step up and crack the whip on rogue officers in his administration if there are going to be any meaningful changes, not just in education but in the entire government. That's the only way he can fix the problem and restore public confidence in government. I am limiting my scope here to Matiang'i vis a vis education:

FRED MATIANG'I

Let me start by saying that I think Matiang'i means well, he didn't purposely set out to exacerbate existing problems much less anticipated this level of backlash but clearly he rubbed many folks the wrong way, particularly the young and impressionable students in the short time he has been the education secretary. I don't need to belabor the obvious. I believe he came in with a plan to clean house and restore order in a key sector of our society bedeviled by hopelessness and dysfunction in desperate need of reform and I truly believe he thought, perhaps still thinks, he is doing the right thing but let's also be brutally honest, it obviously has gone awry and we need to step back, reassess and redeploy. The president needs problem solvers not more headaches and by all objective measures Matiang'i's approach in tackling the issues in Education have added to the president's headaches, not lessened them. The sector was on a downward spiral as it were under Jacob Kaimenyi and Matiang'i was supposed to fix it but he has aggravated the problem instead – this fiasco can be described as the quintessential "jumping from a frying pan right into the fire" and it is not rhetorical or hyperbole, this is real. The education sector is now the laughing stalk and is getting worse by the day.

Just to illustrate and to put it into perspective on how low our education system is regarded, I saw an AD (VACANCY NOTICE) just this week by an Asian technology company in Nairobi that blatantly showed its contempt of Kenyan graduates- it invited recent ASIAN "high school" graduates to apply for sales jobs - NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY while KENYAN applicants MUST possess a college Diploma or Degree and at least ONE YEAR EXPERIENCE to work as a STORE KEEPER" (essentially a cashier), in other words Kenya's Diplomas and Degrees and work experience are only equivalent to an Asian high school education – I mean if that doesn't get your attention, I am not sure what will. Under Kaimenyi, the relationship between educators and the Jubilee regime were frosty and hit an all-time low over wages dispute where they felt cheated and teachers went on strike at the most critical time – third term, the examination semester and of course this resulted in the worst exam cheating on record. Teachers were and still remain demoralized if the current unprecedented school arsons and indiscipline is anything to go by. Matiang'i was supposed to fix all that but instead, but schools are literary burning to the ground instead, it is NOT a coincidence.

How Matiang'i worsened the situation:

The rationale of Matiang'i's new measures do not square with reality insofar as they don't demonstrate a correlation between the problems in the schools and the fixes he announced. In other words, I believe that the Secretary misdiagnosed the problem and then prescribed the improper remedies and that is the disconnect that needs to be revisited. Some of the measures he announced are just obnoxious and ill-advised and have absolutely no nexus whatsoever to the cheating problem or the cartel corruption he blames for the backlash that obviously rubbed the students the wrong way. For example, some of the most egregious measures he announced were the "banning all social activities in the third term — including prayer days, visiting, half term breaks, sports, prize-giving ceremonies and annual general meetings — to cut contact between candidates and outsiders"! http://www.nation.co.ke/news/Tough-rules-to-stop-exam-cheats-unveiled/1056-3209416-1dxn99z/index.html . Maybe it is just me, but what if anything, do these measures have to do with cheating or fighting corruption? What evidence or studies did Matiang'i conduct or rely on that informed him that these were indeed the causes of cheating and corruption in schools? And how does he show that the measures he announced would remedy these problems? I say it is conjecture and speculation on his part.

First, Kids and parents have no control of exam materials, the Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) which the CS has direct and complete management authority over, controls examination materials and so if he really wants to stop cheating, he should control that spigot that leaks the exams, not the children. He is certainly barking at the wrong tree – again it is the KNEC which is directly under his nose in Nairobi that needs to be controlled, maybe they should be banned from prayers, visits, breaks and social activities if he thinks that resolves the problem (of course I am being facetious) but my point is, he's barking at the wrong tree, the rules should have been directed at the KNEC.

Then to add insult to injury, rather than accept responsibility for precipitating an escalation of lawlessness among our youth, he has deflected and now blames teachers, parents, "corrupt cartels" whom he says are fighting back without an explanation as to how. I think that is an insult to our intelligence and to the kids because the inference labels the students as corrupt as it invariably imputes that the students themselves, across the country, many of whom who don't know each other from Adam, are in cahoots with the unknown "corrupt cartels" and have colluded or conspired together to fight Matiang'i. That is a big leap and stretch of rationale, it just doesn't jive. Of course there's plenty of blame to around and the students are part to blame but the buck stops with the leadership, absent proper leadership anarchy reigns just as we see now.

The Arsons are not tied to corruption

Whereas Kenya is famous for its corruption and it's a culture entrenched even at the highest offices, the President has himself admitted that it is a problem and clearly it persists but it is now also a convenient scapegoat to cover failure as we now are being told by Secretary Matiang'i – I disagree. It is called "attribution" – the old "dog ate my homework" excuse and it is untrue, it is deflecting from reality, which is, Matiang'i's approach to fixing the ministry are flawed have flopped because they are ill advised. There's no correlation or evidence, actual, anecdotal or otherwise that ties the school arsons to "corrupt cartels" as Matiang'i wants us to believe. To believe that, we must also be willing to accept the farfetched notion that impressionable kids (teenagers) across the country, who don't know each other from Adam, have colluded with the "Corrupt Cartels" for the purposes of fighting on their behalf against Fred Matiang'i's bold but unstated fight against the cartels- I mean that's how convoluted and cockamamie that is – it is illogical. What do the kids themselves stand to gain? Who are the cartels? And please don't get me wrong, I am not saying they don't exist, after all this is Kenya- they do, but it is a stretch to link the two, there is no nexus. The only nexus in Matiang'i's new rules and the arsons by kids reacting to them, all else is hyperbole.

Matiang'i could take lessons on "Change Management" before imposing his ideals on other:

Some have said Matiang'i is "bold' and has "guts" in this saga but I think he, at least in this instance, displayed an enormous amount of arrogance and ignorance of the issues at hand and worse, failed a fundamental leadership test- change management. It is uncharacteristic of his profile and background because an official public profile published in April, 2013, Dr. Matiang'i is described as "a governance and programme implementation expert" and the immediate former Country Director of the Kenya Parliamentary Support Programme, http://www.nation.co.ke/news/politics/Profile-Dr-Fred-Okengo-Matiangi/1064-1756354-12ligjdz/index.html . So this is someone who knows or should know a thing or two about managing change. But Matiang'i came across like most of Africa's narcissistic leaders with the "big man syndrome" instead. Change is gradual, measured, reasonable and collaborative –a good manager would involve all stakeholders- where everyone who has skin in the game has a say-so, in this case, teachers and parents and ultimately students. Whether he agrees with them or not. Instead, Matiang'i, ALONE, arbitrarily and abruptly came down hard with a hammer, almost like a maniac with an edifice complex on ego-trip mission to prove a point and compounded the problem in the process. We have seen similar tendencies from Deputy President William Ruto who allows is own sense of importance get the best of him and ends up antagonizing the president against his allies, it is divisive.

Needless to say Matiang'i started off on the wrong foot in the manner in which he went about fixing the problems; approach and style matters a lot – in this case, Matiang'i knew or should have known he was stepping on a hot powder-keg and his first order of business should have been to improve relationships between the central government and the students, teachers and parents. He should have tried to mend fences and built alliances first, that would have been the smart thing to do especially given that the government has sour relationship with the sector as it is already – as with teachers' pay and the laptops saga – just to mention a couple.

TO END SCHOOL CHEATING:

Controls at the Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC)

As I have stated above and as an educator myself, I believe there are better ways to end cheating starting with internal controls at the Examination offices at KNEC. Obviously that's where the problem is and if it is fixed at the top, then this wouldn't even be an issue in the first place. I am not privy to what those controls are or look like but clearly they are not working and I would gladly be happy to assist identify the gaps and plug them if they care to ask. The so called "corrupt cartels" wouldn't exist but for deficient controls, that's a fact.

Exams should be Concept oriented

Whereas Kenya's education curriculum needs a complete overhaul and makeover so our graduates are taught relevant skills that would help them compete in the global economy, making exams concept oriented is the perhaps the easiest, low hanging fruit if you will, of creating a fool-proof exam regime. What we have now in Kenya is a "Uniform" exam that is primarily predicated on memory and less on understanding the concepts, in other words we have a single version of each exam that students are tested on and it makes cheating extremely easy. If on the other hand, our exams are set in a manner that tests the same concepts but in different versions, even as low as 10 or as high as 100 different versions, randomly chosen and distributed at examination centers themselves and nationally, it would help make exams fool proof and next to impossible to cheat, it would be like hitting the lottery to get an exam that students already chit sheets to, almost like hitting a lottery because it astronomically increases the odds that the student would have the leaks that actually match the exam version he/she randomly gets on exam day. This is a practice I and other instructors and even proctored exams employ in the United States and it works. No additional resources or costs are required. Students would be compelled to learn the material and apply the concepts at exams.

HOW THE PRESIDENT CAN FIX THIS IMPASSE

By no means am I an expert nor am I pretending to be one but if I were advising President Kenyatta, this is what I would tell him and expect him to do:

a) Reverse Matiang'i's rules for now to stop the bleeding, let's go back to the drawing board and start over

b) Require Matiang'i to work collaboratively with representatives of ALL stakeholders starting with teachers, PTAs and student governments to come up with practical and realistic rules that have greater buy-in from the affected parties

c) We need reforms at the KNEC, that's the source of corruption in the examination matters, it is where corruption resides and thrives

d) fix corruption at the ministry itself but don't mix the issues, for example corrupt officials who collude with teachers to divert funds meant for the students' benefit should be dealt with separately and not lumped up with unrelated issues like we are witnessing now

e) Revamp our curriculum, it is an extreme imperative Mr. President. Let us help you get this done, not the clergy or parents. In the last published reports on this issue, the ministry invited, in my view, the wrong parties like the clergy to help craft the country's new curriculum – that's a disconnect, no employers were invited, these are the folks we need at the table if these graduates stand a chance of competing for jobs in the economy.

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Habari za asubuhi,

Tafadhali pokea CODES hapa chini.

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">TAASISI ya Utafiti ya Uchumi na Jamii (<a href="http://www.esrftz.org/">ESRF</a>) imewakutanisha wasomi na wawakilishi wa taasisi za umma na kibinafsi kuchambua bajeti ya Serikali ya mwaka 2016/2017 katika Sekta ya Afya na Viwanda ili kuona inavyoweza kutatua changamoto zinazokabili Sekta hizo kwenye mdahalo uliokutanisha wasomi, wawakilishi wa Taasisi za Umma na Binafsi na kufanyika makao makuu ya Taasisi hiyo jijini Dar es Salaam.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Akifungua mdahalo huo, Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Taasisi hiyo, Dkt.Tausi Kida alisema, Taasisi yake imeona ni vema kuwakutanisha wadau kujadili bajeti hiyo katika sekta ya Afya na Viwanda, kwa vile zinagusa uchumi wa wananchi.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Akiwasilisha mada juu ya bajeti ya Serikali 2016/2017na changamoto zinazoikabili sekta ya Afya, Mhadhiri wa Chuo Kikuu Kishiriki Cha Afya na Sayansi Shirikishi, Cha Muhimbili, (MUHAS), Profesa Phares Mujinja alisema, ingawa bajeti iliyotengwa kwenye sekta ya Afya ni kubwa, lakini bado kuna changamoto kadhaa kwa vile Wizara hiyo imepanuka kutokana na kuhudumia maeneo mengi.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa Taasisi ya Utafiti wa Uchumi na Jamii, (ESRF), Dkt.Tausi Kida, akitoa hotuba ya ufunguzi wa mdahalo uliolenga kujadili changamoto zinazoikabili bajeti ya mwaka 2016/2017 kwenye sekta ya Afya na Viwanda, kwenye makao makuu ya ESRF jijini Dar es Salaam. Mdahalo huo umewakutanisha wasomi, wawakilishi wa Taasisi za Umma na Binafsi. (Picha zote na K-VIS MEDIA/Khalfan Said).</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Profesa Mujinja alitolea mfano wa ununuzi wa madawa ambapo, zaidi ya asilimia 90 ya madawa yanayotumika huagizwa kutoka nje na hivyo fedha nyingi za kigeni hutumika.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Katika majumuisho yake, Profesa Mujinja alisema, ni vema Serikali ielekeze nguvu zake kwenye uanzishwaji wa viwanda vya kuzalisha madawa na vifaa tiba hapa nchini ili kwenda sambamba na malengo ya taifa ya maendeleo endelevu.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Akizungumzia kuhusu changamoto za bajeti kwenye eneo la Viwanda, muwasilisha mada Profesa Prosper H. Ngowi kutoka Chuo Kikuu Cha Mzumbe kampasi ya Dar es Salaam, alisema, fedha zilizotengwa kwenye Sekta ya Viwanda ni Shilingi Bilioni 81, 871,992,000, ambapo asilimia 51 ni kwa ajili ya matumizi ya kawaida na asilimia 49 ni kwa ajili ya miradi ya maendeleo.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Kwa mtazamo wake, Profesa Ngowi alisema, mgawanyo huo ni mzuri na sio kwa kiwango kikubwa kwani hakuna tofauti na bajeti ya mwaka 2015/2016, na kuonyesha wasiwasi wake muda ambao Serikali inatoa fedha hizo kuhudumia maeneo yaliyokusudiwa.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Mhadhiri wa Chuo Kikuu Kishiriki Cha Afya na Sayansi Shirikishi (MUHAS), Cha Muhimbili, Profesa Phares Mujinja, akitoa mada juu ya changamoto zinazoikabili bajeti ya Serikali ya 2016/2017 kwenye Sekta ya Afya wakati wa mdahalo huo.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">"Bajeti ya 2016/2017 ni Asilimia 70.3% ya ile ya 2015/2016 na kwamba wizara hivi sasa ni kubwa kutokana na kuongezeka kwa sekta ya Uwekezaji." Alifafanua.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Wakichangia mada hizo, wengi wa washiriki wameonyesha wasiwasi wao kuhusu kufanikiwa kwa malengo ya serikali kwenye Sekta hizo kutokana na muonekano wa bajeti yenyewe na mahitaji halisi ya sasa ya utoaji huduma kwenye Sekta hizo ili kufikia malengo ya kukuza uchumi wa nchi kumekuwepo kwa mtazamo kuwa biashara nchini zinaanguka kutokana na mkazo wa kukusanya mapato.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Akifunga mdahalo huo, Kaimu Mkuu wa Kitengo cha Utawala na Ujenzi wa Maendeleo wa ESRF, Doris Likwelile, aliwashukuru washiriki kwa michango yao mbalimbali na kwamba mawazo yao yatawezesha utayarishaji wa mtazamo wa wadau kwenye Bajeti ya Serikali ya mwaka 2016/2017 kwenye Sekta hizo mbili za Afya na Viwanda.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Edith Mackenzie, akichangia kwenye mdahalo huo.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Mkuu wa Program ya Taarifa na Utafiti kutoka TGNP, Gloria Shechambo akishiriki kwenye mdahalo huo.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Mkurugenzi wa SIKIKA, Irinei Kiria, akichangia mawazo yake kwenye majadiliano hayo.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Mhadhiri wa Chuo Kikuu Cha Mzumbe kampasi ya Dar es Salaam, Profesa Prosper Ngowi, akiwasilisha mada ya changamoto zinazoikabili bajeti ya serikali ya mwaka 2016/2017 kwenye sekta ya Viwanda hapa nchini, wakati wa majadiliano yaliyowaleta pamoja wasomi na wawakilishi wa taasisi za Umma na Binafsi kwenye ukumbi wa mikutano wa ESRF jijini Dar es Salaam. Majadiliano hayo yaliandaliwa na Taasisi ya Utafiti wa Uchumi na Jamii, (ESRF).</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Dkt. Kida akichangia baadhi ya hoja za washiriki na watoa mada. Kushoto ni Profesa Prosper Ngowi.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Baadhi ya washiriki wa majadiliano hayo.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Kaimu Mkuu wa Kitengo cha Utawala na Ujenzi wa Maendeleo wa ESRF, Doris Likwelile, akitoa hotuba ya kufunga mdahalo huo.</span></div>

<span style="font-family: Georgia, Times New Roman, serif;">Afisa Mpipango Mkuu wa Mamlaka ya Bandari Tanzania, (TPA), Alfred Matuntera, (kushoto0, akizungumza jambo mbele ya Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa ESRF, Dkt. Tausi Kida, (kulia), Mhadhiri wa Chuo Kikuu Cha Afya Shirikishi Cha Muhimbili, (MUHAS), Profesa Phares Mujinja, (wa pili kulia), na Mhadhiri wa Chuo Kikuu Cha Mzumbe kampasi ya Dar es Salaam, Profesa Prosper Ngowi.</span></div>

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Re: [wanabidii] Re: MAANDAMANO YA CHADEMA SEPTEMBER 1: Polisi wangapi wanatakiwa kulinda maandamano hayo?

Ikiwa katika maandamano hayo watakuja viongozi na wake zao na watoto msitari wa mbele basi na mimi nitashiriki.

Siku njema

From: Mpita Njia <akihaule@gmail.com>
To: Wanabidii <wanabidii@googlegroups.com>
Cc: elisamuhingo@yahoo.com
Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2016 11:33 PM
Subject: [wanabidii] Re: MAANDAMANO YA CHADEMA SEPTEMBER 1: Polisi wangapi wanatakiwa kulinda maandamano hayo?

Wanasema Panzi wakiwa wachache huitwa Senene hawa huliwa vizuri kabisa, lakini Panzi hao hao wakiwa wengi huitwa Nzige! Ni nadra sana hawa kuliwa.

On Sunday, 31 July 2016 20:13:17 UTC+1, ELISA MUHINGO wrote:

Siku moja nikiwa Kariakoo nilimuona mwendesha gari akikwepa nyanya, maparachichi na matunda mengine ya maskini (machinga) fulani waliokuwa wamepanga pembezoni mwa barabara biashara zao. Mwendesha gari huyo alijitahidi kuwakwepa ndugu zetu hao baadaye akaishiwa na subira. Akaendesha gari kwa mwendo zaidi na akaishia kukanyaga bidhaa za watu. Machinga hao walilalamika kwa uchungu. Pembeni nikaona hakuna wa kulaumu. Ukimsikiliza machinga huyo maskini, utaona mwendesha gari ana makosa. Ukimsikiliza mwenye gari, utaona maskini hao wana makosa.
Nalinganisha hali hiyo na ile inayoweza kujitokeza wakati wa maandamano yanayoandaliwa na CHADEMA n hi nzima.
Nimefikiria sana baada ya kusikia CHADEMA wanadhamiria kuendesha maandamano licha ya serikali kutoridhia. Nikawaza ni nini kinaweza kutokea upande wa CHADEMA ukishinda kwa hiyo maandamano yakafanyika.

Uzoefu unaonyesha kuna wakati mikoa huhitaji polisi kutoka mkoa jirani kudhibiti hali katika kulinda usalama wa raia. Kuna mambo ya kuzingatia katika maandamano yanayopangwa:
1)        Maandamano hayo yatakuwa nchi nzima. Kwa hiyo hakuna cha Kagera kuazima Polisi wa Geita au Arusha kuazima wa Tanga.
2)        Haiepukiki kuwa maandamano hayo yatashirikisha wote walioalikwa na mwenyekiti wa CHADEMA na wengine ambao hawakukusudiwa (au walikusudiwa, hatujiu) hao ni wavuta bangi; wabugia unga; vibaka na watumia viroba nakadhalika.
3)        Kuna watu wamegundua kuwa serikali hii imeanza kushughulikia kero zao. Rushwa imepungua; kodi na tozo za kuudhi zinashughulikiwa; mikopo nafuu inaanza kupatikana kirahisi na masharti yamepungua. Walioona hayo wako bize kupitapita huku na huku kujiletea maendeleo kwa kuanzisha na kuendeleza miradi ya kiuchumi.

Siku ya maandamano makundi haya yatakuwa yanatumia barabara zilezile. Masoko yaleyale. Viwanja vilevile. Kama waandamanaji wakitanda toka Kyerwa mpaka Kayanga (Mkoani Kagera), na magari yakawa yanakimbiza ndizi kupeleka Kahama na Shinyanga; nani atapisha mwingine?
Kama magari na waandamanaji wakikutana barabara ya Makete Makambako. Hawa wanakimbiza mbao na viazi sokoni na wengine wanatii amri ya chama chao; nani atapisha mwenzake?
HAKUNA MTU MWENYE AKILI TIMAMU ANAWEZA KUPANGA MAANDAMANO BILA KUJADILI HAYO.

Ninachofahamu ni kuwa Taifa halina Polisi wa kutosha kusimamia maandamano hayo na shughuli za kawaida zinazofanywa na polisia ambao nilisikia majuzi Bungeni kuwa hawatoshi. Kinachoweza kutokea ni Taifa kuazima Polisi kutoka Rwanda, Uganda, Burundi na Sudani ya Kusini kuja kusaidia shughuli hii muhimu.
Natamani kupata management document ya maandamano hayo. Nikiipata nitakimbilia kusoma ukurasa wenye: Expected Output na Expected Outcome (matokeo tarajiwa).
Nitapenda kujua indicators of success (viashiria vya mafanikio) na means of verifications (namna ya kuhakiki mafanikio.
Kama Expected Output ni: Idadi ya watu walioumia na kufa barabarani.
Nikikuta jedwali linaonyesha matokeo tarajiwa ni Vifo vya watu barabarani; majeruhi wa kutosha; kujaza wahalifu vituo vya polisi na magereza na mwisho kutoweka kwa amani au taifa kutotawaliwa.
Nikikuta viashiria ni idadi ya majeruhi; Idadi ya vifo na idadi ya maduka yaliyovunjwa, na ongezeko la mahabusu, nitajua kuwa mpango huu umepangwa na watu makini. Nisipokuta kipengele hiki ndani ya andiko la mradi huu wa CHAMA KIKUU CHA UPINZANI nitaacha kuwakemea wanaowaita manyumbu.
Nisichotaka kusikia ni hiki: kuwa makala hii imesababisha kuahirishwa au kufutwa kwa maandamano hayo. Sitoi ushauri wa bure mimi. Itabidi walipie.

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[wanabidii] Top Headlines: China violates NSG rules with N-supply to Pakistan: Report

Daily Newsletter | Monday, August 01, 2016

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China violates NSG rules with N-supply to Pakistan: Report

While China continues to hail the nuclear non-proliferation treaty (NPT) as the cornerstone of the global non-proliferation regime, Beijing itself has violated the consensus arrived at the 2010 NPT review conference on supply of nuclear technology, by transferring nuclear reactors to Pakistan.

Complaints against SC, HC judges may go to panel

The government has proposed setting up a mechanism to deal with complaints against judges in the apex court and in all 24 high courts in the country despite resistance from the Chief Justice of India (CJI) and the Supreme Court collegium.

Bulandshahr gangrape: 3 held, hunt on for others

A day after a dozen-odd robbers gang-raped a 35-year-old Noida woman and her teenage daughter near Bulandshahr after waylaying the vehicle in which the family of six was travelling on the Delhi-Kanpur highway, three suspects were arrested on Sunday as a massive manhunt was launched to nab those involved in the shocking crime.

CITIES

Unable to get a bride, teacher commits suicide

A private school teacher committed suicide in Hoshangbad district.Police said he was frustrated over failed marriage proposals.

Illegal fee forces RTE students to drop out of pvt schools

Deepika.Burli@timesgroup.Like any mother, Tara Charan too had a dream.She wanted her 10-year-old daughter to study in a good school, speak English fluently and become successful in life.

TECH

4 hot tablets that can replace your laptop

These tablets are available in screen sizes ranging from 10 to 13 inches and suit most user needs. So, if you want better portability from your machine, these are our recommendations.

15 cool sub-Rs 30,000 smartphones launched in July

Here’s the list of 15 cool phones launched in the month of July (priced under Rs 30,000).

How to transfer contacts from Android to iOS

In case you’re planning to move from an Android smartphone to an iPhone, here are some easy ways by using which you can migrate all your contacts to your new phone.

SPORTS

Rahul career-best gives India commendable lead

Rahul floored the West Indies with a career-best innings of 158. India finished the second day at 358/5, stretching their lead to 162 runs.

As it happened: India v WI, 2nd Test, Day 2

Live action from Day 2 of the second Test between West Indies and India in Kingston, Jamaica. After restricting the hosts for 196, India will be eyeing a big lead.

IOC rejects criticism over handling of Russia doping

International Olympic Committee chief Thomas Bach on Sunday rejected criticism of his handling of the Russia drugs scandal, taking a thinly veiled jab at the World Anti-Doping Agency's reaction.

BUSINESS

Online firms to give contact details on their sites

Online firms will now have to provide details about their registration as well as information about person to be contacted for grievances. The move comes against the backdrop of instances where people have been duped by way of fraudulent activities, including through online platforms.

Centre to modify GFR for further ease of doing business

In a major move, the General Financial Rules (GFR) will be modified to facilitate further the ease of doing business. The GFR acts as a guiding framework for dealing with financial matters and adherence to it is mandatory.

ENTERTAINMENT

Double treat for Ranbir Kapoor

Ranbir Kapoor, who has been living at his grandmother Krishna Raj Kapoor’s house in Chembur for the last couple of months, is likely to move into his new Pali Hill apartment by early October.