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Magoha appoints 14 new officials to head education agencies

According to a gazette notice, the fourteen officials will serve for three years.

In Summary
  • Still, in CEMASTEA, Ngina Kairu, Brenda Mayabi Nanzala, Peterson Maina were appointed to serve as board members for three years.
  • Other members appointed to join the  NRF board of trustees are Robert Gateru, Gladys Warirah, Samuel Tirongo and Florah Karanu Karimi.
Education CS George Magoha addressing the public over the land row pitting the government and Kenyatta University.
Education CS George Magoha addressing the public over the land row pitting the government and Kenyatta University.
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Education CS George Magoha has appointed 14 individuals in the education sector to head different agencies within the sector.

According to a gazette notice dated July 15, the fourteen appointed officials will serve for three years.

Magoha appointed Cyrus Gituai to be Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service chairperson.

“In exercise of the powers conferred by section 4 (1) (a) and (d) of the Education (Board of Governors) Centre for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education in Africa Order, 2006, the Cabinet Secretary for Education appoints— Chairperson: Pius Kimani Mutisya,” the notice reads.

In the Centre for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education in Africa (CEMASTEA), he appointed Ngina Kairu, Brenda Mayabi Nanzala, Peterson Maina to serve as board members for three years.

For the Kenya Literature Bureau, Magoha appointed four members to the board.

The four are Elkana Kathie, Fatuma Hassan, Augusta Muthigani and Judith Ojwang.

Another five officials were selected to join the National Research Fund.

“In exercise of the powers conferred by section 32 (4) (a), (d), (e) and (f) of the Science, Technology and Innovation Act, 2013, the Cabinet Secretary for Education appoints— Chairperson: Ratemo Michieka,” the notice reads.

Other members appointed to join the  NRF board of trustees are Robert Gateru, Gladys Warirah, Samuel Tirongo and Florah Karanu Karimi.

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