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| 1 | BUS | Busitema University | Busitema | 2007 |
| 2 | GU | Gulu University | Gulu | 2004 |
| 3 | KYU | Kyambogo University | Kyambogo | 2003 |
| 4 | MUK | Makerere University | Makerere | 1922 |
| 5 | MUBS | Makerere University Business School | Nakawa | 1997 |
| 6 | MUST | Mbarara University of Science and Technology | Mbarara | 1989 |
| 7 | MU | Muni University | Arua | 2014. |
| 8 | SUN | Soroti University | Soroti | 2016 |
| 9 | UMI | Uganda Management Institute | Kampala | 1968 |
| Rank | Abbreviation | Name of University | Location | Established |
| 1 | ARU | Africa Renewal University | Ggaba | 2013 |
| 2 | ABU | African Bible University | Lubowa | 2005 |
| 3 | ARUW | African Rural University | Kagadi | 2007 |
| 4 | AKU | Aga Khan University | Kampala | 2001 |
| 5 | ASU | All Saints University | Lira | 2008 |
| 6 | AWU | Ankole Western University | Kabwohe | 2005 |
| 7 | BSU | Bishop Stuart University | Mbarara | 2003 |
| 8 | BMU | Bugema University | Bugema | 1997 |
| 9 | BGU | Busoga University | Iganga | 1999 |
| 10 | CUU | Cavendish University Uganda | Kampala | 2008 |
| 11 | IHSU | International Health Sciences University | Namuwongo | 2008 |
| 12 | IUEA | International University of East Africa | Kansanga | 2011 |
| 13 | IUIU | Islamic University in Uganda | Mbale | 1988 |
| 14 | KABU | Kabale University | Kabale | 2001 |
| 15 | KIU | Kampala International University | Kansanga | 2001 |
| 16 | KU | Kampala University | Ggaba | 2005 |
| 17 | KUMU | Kumi University | Kumi | 1996 |
| 18 | LSIU | LivingStone International University | Mbale | 2011 |
| 19 | MRU | Muteesa I Roal University | Masaka | 2007 |
| 20 | MMU | Mountains of the Moon University | Fort Portal | 2005 |
| 21 | NDU | Ndejje University | Ndejje | 1992 |
| 22 | NKU | Nkumba University | Nkumba | 1999 |
| 23 | NSU | Nsaka University | Jinja | 2013 |
| 24 | SAIU | St. Augustine International University | Bunga | 2012 |
| 25 | SLAU | St. Lawrence University | Mengo | 2006 |
| 26 | UCU | Uganda Christian University | Mukono | 1997 |
| 27 | UMU | Uganda Martyrs University | Nkozi | 1993 |
| 28 | UPU | Uganda Pentecostal University | Fort Portal | 2005 |
| 29 | UTAMU | Uganda Technology and Management University | Kampala | 2012 |
| 30 | VUU | Victoria University Uganda | Kampala | 2011 |
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| 1 | UMST | University of Military Science and Technology | Lugazi | 2007 |
| 2 | UMA | Uganda Military Academy | Kabamba | 2010 |
| 3 | USCSC | Uganda Senior Command and Staff College | Kimaka | 2010 |
| 4 | UJCSC | Uganda Junior Command and Staff College | Jinja | 2010 |
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| 1 | KPI | Kigumba Petroleum Institute | Kigumba | 2009 |
| 2 | IAIT | India Africa Institute of Trade | Kampala | 2011 |
| 3 | ISBAT | International School of Business and Technology | Kampala | 2010. |
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Meet this man, Miguna Miguna… A politician, a lawyer and a columnist. He has, in the past, unsuccessfully vied for political seats, sworn in Raila Odinga as president and was forcefully deported from Kenya.
For him, everything happening in Kenya is wrong; from the handshake to the lifestyle audits. Maybe he is right, maybe he is wrong.
We sample some of his recent statements. He has no kind words for the political class:
“Fellow Kenyans, celebrating the Kenya vs Ethiopia victory is like an adult celebrating that he has wrestled a toddler to the ground. Ethiopia went through a 30-year-civil-war and has been at the ICU since the war ended. Beat Brazil, France or Italy and I’ll join your celebrations. The Despots: Uhuru Kenyatta, Raila Odinga, William Ruto and their cabals are laughing their heads off in their multibillion mansions as hungry, oppressed, exploited and enslaved zombies are DISTRACTED to celebrating the Kenya vs Ethiopia meaningless victories. Liberate yourselves mentally. He goes on to say:
“I admit that Kenya is NUMBER 1 in the theft and plunder of public resources. Yes, we are number 1 in extra-judicial killings, torture and repression. We are often number 2 in long distance running. But what INTELLECTUAL pursuits are we number 1 in? Tell me.”
“Kenyans placed term limits and restricted their elected leaders or imposters to 2 terms of 5 years each to curtail authoritarianism. Now, the Despot, his hand cheque lapdog and sycophants are yelling that Uhuru Kenyatta must rule for life. A Constitution should never be repealed or changed to suit anyone no matter how powerful, repressive or wealthy s/he may be. A Kshs 200 billion referendum will worsen the lives of Kenyans. Respect and uphold the Constitution as it exists, deliver services and create jobs.”
“Leading Kenyan plunderers who are hiding TRILLIONS OF SHILLINGS looted public wealth abroad: Daniel arap Moi & Family, Uhuru Kenyatta & Family, Mwai Kibaki & Family, Raila Odinga & Family, William Ruto & Family, Nicholas Biwott and Chris Kirubi & Family.”
And Miguna writes off the lifestyle audit exercise by the president as just a mere Public Relations: “Kenyans must not support despotic PR exercises called ‘lifestyle audits,’ mythical bridges to nowhere or a referendum as Uhuru Kenyatta and his lapdogs Raila Odinga, MoivGideon, Kalonzo Musyoka and others continue looting TRILLIONS of our resources.”
That is Miguna Miguna for you!
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This comprehensive in-patient health cover has been introduced for NHIF contributors and their dependants. The actualization of this package is a culmination of continued reforms at NHIF. Such reforms include efficiency, arising from decentralization of NHIF services and continued partnership with health providers on enhanced quality services to all members. To enhance these benefits, NHIF has contracted hospitals under three Categories; A, B & C, to provide this in-patient medical cover and partial cover for surgical cases in some of these hospitals. Our members are at liberty to attend hospitals under any category.
Under Category A (government hospitals), members would be able to enjoy full and comprehensive cover for maternity and medical diseases including surgery. In short, they will not need to pay for anything on admission provided they are fully paid up members of NHIF. Members admitted under contract Category B (private and mission) hospitals will enjoy full and comprehensive cover but where surgery is required, the contributor may be required to co-pay.
Those visiting facilities contracted under Category C (private) will continue with the current system where NHIF pays specified daily benefits under the current arrangements. NHIF will continue to negotiate with other health providers not appearing in the list below to determine which category of contract they will sign. Members will be informed of additional hospitals as and when they sign the contracts.
Below is a list of Hospitals, Number of Beds and Contracts covered by NHIF in the Eastern Region.
Hospital |
Postal Address |
Beds |
Branch |
Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AIC GATAB HEALTH CENTRE | 21028 NAIROBI | 11 | MARSABIT | B |
| AIC MULANGO HEALTH CENTRE | 624-902 KITUI | 10 | KITUI | B |
| AL-BILAL NURSING HOME | 210 60700 MOYALE | 25 | MOYALE | B |
| ATHI RIVER HEALTH CENTRE | PVT BAG MACHAKOS | 14 | MACHAKOS | B |
| BISHOP U KIOKO CATHOLIC HOSPITAL | 2240 MACHAKOS | 140 | MACHAKOS | B |
| CONSOLATA HOSPITAL CHUKA (MERU) | 33 MERU | 54 | CHUKA | B |
| CONSOLATA HOSPITAL KYENI (EMBU) | 6038 RUNYENJES | 157 | EMBU | B |
| CONSOLATA HOSPITAL KYENI (EMBU) | 6038 RUNYENJES | 167 | EMBU | B |
| CONSOLATA HOSPITAL NKUBU (MERU) | 205 MERU | 257 | MERU | B |
| COTTOLENGO MISSION HOSPITAL | 1426 MERU | 30 | MERU | B |
| COUNTY MEDICAL CENTRE | 558-601 EMBU | 40 | EMBU | B |
| COUNTY MEDICAL CENTRE | 558-601 EMBU | 25 | EMBU | B |
| EMALI NURSING HOME | 1362 MACHAKOS | 15 | WOTE | B |
| EMBU CHILDRENS HOSPITAL | 1365 EMBU | 50 | EMBU | C |
| EMBU CHILDRENS HOSPITAL | 1365 EMBU | 20 | EMBU | C |
| EMBU PROVINCIAL HOSPITAL | 33 EMBU | 199 | EMBU | A |
| GABARTULLA DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 20 GARBATULLA | 60 | ISIOLO | B |
| GIAKI SUB DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 8 MERU | 8 | MERU | A |
| IKUTHA HEALTH CENTRE | 110-902 IKUTHA | 2 | MWINGI | A |
| ISHIARA DISTRICT HOSPITAL EMBU | 125 ISHIARA | 90 | EMBU | A |
| ISIOLO COUNTY NURSING HOME | 238 60300 ISIOLO | 9 | ISIOLO | B |
| ISIOLO DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 3 ISIOLO | 48 | ISIOLO | A |
| ISIOLO DISTRICT HOSPITAL (AMENITY) | 42 ISIOLO | 26 | ISIOLO | A |
| JORDAN HOSPITAL | 1143 KITUI | 30 | KITUI | C |
| JOY KIM NURSING HOME | 1050 EMBU | 30 | EMBU | B |
| KANGUNDO DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 1002 KANGUNDO | 128 | MACHAKOS | A |
| KANYAKINE SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 76 KANYAKINE | 80 | MERU | A |
| KASAALA HEALTH CENTRE | 110 IKUTHA | 6 | MWINGI | A |
| KATHIANI HOSPITAL MACHAKOS | PRBAG KATHIANI | 180 | MACHAKOS | A |
| KATSE HEALTH CENTRE | 398 KATSE | 5 | MWINGI | A |
| KATULANI SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 1355 KATULANI | 33 | KITUI | A |
| KIKOKO MISSION HOSPITAL (MACHAKOS) | 600 NUNGUNI | 52 | WOTE | B |
| KILALA MODEL HEALTH CENTRE | 63 MAKUENI | 24 | WOTE | A |
| KILOME MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | 83 EMALI | 35 | WOTE | B |
| KISASI HEALTH CENTRE | 52 KISASI | 24 | KITUI | A |
| KISAU SUB-COUNTY HOSPITAL | 144 KISAU | 31 | WOTE | A |
| KITUI DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 22 KITUI | 20 | KITUI | A |
| KYUASINI HEALTH CENTRE | 48 UKIA | 10 | WOTE | A |
| LAARE NURSING & MATERNITY HOME | 89 LAARE-MERU | 22 | MERU | B |
| LAISAMIS CATHOLIC HOSPITAL | 74 ISIOLO | 10 | MARSABIT | B |
| LAISAMIS CATHOLIC HOSPITAL | 74 ISIOLO | 40 | MARSABIT | B |
| LIBERTY MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | 2051 EMBU | 10 | EMBU | B |
| MACHAKOS MEDICAL CLINIC | 424 MACHAKOS | 12 | MACHAKOS | B |
| MAGUTUNI DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 10 MAGUTINI | 40 | CHUKA | A |
| MAKINDU DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 81 MAKINDU | 58 | WOTE | A |
| MAKUENI HOSPITAL MACHAKOS | 95 MAKUENI | 152 | WOTE | A |
| MARSABIT DISTRICT HOSPITAL | PRBAG MOYALE | 94 | MARSABIT | A |
| MATUNGULU MEDICAL CENTRE | 1162 KANGUNDO | 8 | MACHAKOS | B |
| MATUU SUB DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 94 MATUU | 20 | MACHAKOS | A |
| MAUA METHODIST HOSPITAL (MERU) | 63 MAUA | 164 | MERU | B |
| MBEERE DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 81 SIAKAGO | 30 | EMBU | A |
| MBITINI HEALTH CENTRE | 18-902 MBITINI-KITUI | 12 | KITUI | A |
| MBOONI SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 116 KIKIMA | 30 | WOTE | A |
| MERTI DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 42 ISIOLO | 16 | ISIOLO | A |
| MERU DISTRICT HOSPITAL(AMENITY) | 8 MERU | 15 | MERU | A |
| MERU DISTRICT HOSPITAL(GENERAL) | 8 MERU | 246 | MERU | A |
| MIAMBANI HEALTH CENTRE | 22 KITUI | 12 | KITUI | A |
| MIATHENE DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 39 KIANJAI | 40 | MAUA | A |
| MIGWANI SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 3 MIGWANI | 12 | KITUI | A |
| MIKINDURI CATHOLIC CHURCH HEALTH CENTRE | 23-606 MIKINDURI | 24 | CHUKA | B |
| MIKINDURI SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 39 KIAJAI | 32 | MERU | A |
| MIKUMBUNE SUB DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 34 NKUBU | 30 | MERU | A |
| MILIMANI MATERNITY & NURSING HOME (MERU) | 326 MERU | 41 | MERU | C |
| MITUNGUU MEDICAL SERVICES | – | 26 | MERU | B |
| MOYALE DISTRICT HOSPITAL | PRBAG MOYALE | 58 | MOYALE | A |
| MOYALE NURSING HOME | 18 MOYALE | 17 | MOYALE | C |
| MUKOTHIMA C.C.M HEALTH CENTRE | 2897 MERU 60200 | 32 | CHUKA | B |
| MUMBUNI MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | 291 MWINGI | 23 | MWINGI | B |
| MUMONI NURSING HOME | 78-904 KYUSO | 8 | KITUI | B |
| MUTHALE MISSION HOSPITAL (KITUI) | 532 KITUI | 75 | KITUI | B |
| MUTOMO HEALTH CENTRE | 87 MUTOMO | 16 | MUTOMO | A |
| MUTOMO MISSION HOSPITAL (MUTOMO) | 16 KITUI | 140 | KITUI | B |
| MUTUATI CATHOLIC MISSION HOSPITAL | 202 60601 LAARE | 60 | MERU | B |
| MUTUATI SUB DISTRICT HOSPITAL | – | 15 | MERU | A |
| MWINGI HOSPITAL (KITUI) | 8 KITUI | 73 | KITUI | A |
| MWINGI MEDICARE CENTRE | 622 MWINGI | 22 | MWINGI | B |
| MWINGI NURSING HOME | 139 MWINGI | 18 | MWINGI | C |
| NEEMA HOSPITAL | 638 KITUI | 20 | KITUI | C |
| NEEMA HOSPITAL | 638 KITUI | 49 | KITUI | C |
| NEW NGEI ROAD MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | 754 MACHAKOS | 40 | MACHAKOS | B |
| NGOMENI MODEL HEALTH CENTRE | 13 KYUSO | 31 | KITUI | A |
| NUU SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 16 MWINGI | 4 | KITUI | A |
| NYAMBENE CLINICAL SERVICES & NURSING | 438 MAUA | 20 | MAUA | C |
| NYAMBENE DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 481 MAUA | 40 | MAUA | A |
| NYAMBENE MATERNITY AND NURSING HOME | 86 NYAHURURU | 30 | MERU | B |
| P.C.E.A. CHOGORIA HOSPITAL (MERU) | 35 CHOGORIA | 297 | CHUKA | B |
| PROVINCIAL GENERAL HOSPITAL (MACHAKOS) | 19 MACHAKOS | 507 | MACHAKOS | A |
| SHALOM HOSPITAL | 1513 MACHAKOS | 220 | MACHAKOS | B |
| SOLOLO MISSION HOSPITAL SOLOLO | VIA ISIOLO | 64 | MOYALE | B |
| ST. ANNE MATERNITY -COTTAGE | 24 MERU | 43 | MERU | C |
| ST. LUCIES HOSPITAL | 125 CHUKA | 10 | CHUKA | C |
| ST. LUKE COTTAGE HOSPITAL KIAMURI | 220 60200 MERU | 37 | MERU | B |
| ST. MICHAEL MATERNITY & NURSING HOME (MA | 0000 MACHAKOS | 48 | MACHAKOS | C |
| ST. MICHAEL NURSING HOME | 2271 EMBU | 50 | EMBU | B |
| ST. MICHAEL NURSING HOME | 2271 EMBU | 24 | EMBU | B |
| ST. ORSOLA HOSPITAL, MATERI | 41 MERU | 70 | CHUKA | B |
| ST. TERESA RIIJI HEALTH CENTRE | 2572-60 MERU | 15 | MERU | B |
| ST.FRANCIS DE SALES HEALTH CENTRE | 736 CHEERA-CHUKA | 16 | CHUKA | B |
| ST.THERESAS MISSION HOSPITAL-KIIRUA | 2095 MERU | 10 | MERU | B |
| SULTAN HAMUD SUB COUNTY HOSPITAL | 253-901 SULTAN HAMUD | 16 | WOTE | A |
| TAHIDI NURSING HOME (MWINGI) | – | 15 | KITUI | B |
| TEI WA YESU HOSPITAL | 49 MWINGI | 45 | KITUI | B |
| TEST HOSPITAL OF HOPE | 99 TEST TOWN | 5 | MACHAKOS | A |
| THARAKA DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 5 MARI MANTI – THARAKA | 22 | CHUKA | A |
| THE KITUI MATERNITY & NURSING HOME | 44 KITUI | 20 | KITUI | C |
| TIGANIA HOSPITAL (MERU) | 553 MERU | 43 | MERU | B |
| TSEIKURU SUB-DISTRICT HOSPITAL | 613 MWINGI | 20 | KITUI | A |
| TUURU COTTOLENGO HEALTH CENTRE | 77 MERU | 22 | MERU | B |
| WASO MEDICAL SERVICES & NURSING HOME | 265 ISIOLO | 29 | ISIOLO | C |
| WOODLANDS HOSPITAL MERU | 497 MERU | 27 | MERU | C |
| YANZUU HEALTH CENTRE | 22 KITUI | 4 | KITUI | A |
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Why I Support Referendum To Change The Constitution
The world as we have created it is a process of our thinking. It cannot be changed without changing our thinking
– Albert Einstein
Unless one is a true sycophant, Kenya is in the throes of bankruptcy. Our voracious appetite for Loans, Eurobonds and Chinese freebies are digging us in a hole. It is like placing an alcoholic in a Brewery or a gambler in a casino. The only way to stop our Country collapsing is Constitutional Change.
I support Referendum to mark the following changes:
1. Women Representatives, Nominated MPs and Senators …. These Politicians have no work, no Constituency and no responsibilities. They end up being idle and get time for salon or bar or abuses.
2. Reduce MPs in the National Assembly to 180 …. With a population of 400m, US has 435 US Representatives being a ratio of 920,000 people to One Representative.
3. We reduce the Cabinet to 14 …. US has 15 and Switzerland has 7 …. Our Ministries are duplicated and we end up having Ministers fighting each other. And like Singapore, we increase Ministerial Salaries to Kshs. 20m per month praying they wouldn’t steal again.
4. We reduce the Counties to 14 drawn along shared language, tribe and religion like Britain and Switzerland … And Nairobi will be a Capital Territory like Washington in US and Canberra in Australia.
5. Make Corruption Capital offense like in China … Everyone must justify how they have made their money …. All Properties ownership must be put online and public … Tax payments be made public ….. One can’t be a Billionaire without companies that employ thousands …. Only lawyers, Architects, Doctors and Investment Bankers are allowed to be rich without employing hundreds of employees … Those who steal from the public must forfeit all and be shot!
6. Finally, the President must be the leader of the biggest party like in Turkey …. The President must also get at least 25% from Regions that have as the dominant tribe, Kikuyu, Kalenjin, Luo, Kisii, Luhya and Kamba. Other tribes are collateral.
7. All National Borrowing Agreements and Treaties must be made public and approved by the National and all the County
Assemblies …..
8. Constitutional Bodies and Institutions like Parliament, Judiciary, National Police Service, DPP, EACC etc must be truly independent.
The writer;
Donald B. Kipkorir is a managing partner , KTK Advocates.
What is your view? Do you support the current push for constitutional review?
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4. Chapati Wholesale Business in Kenya
5. Smokies & Egg Vending Business
6. Flowers Business in Kenya
7. Greenhouse Tomatoes Business
8. Chicken, Rearing and Butchery Business in Kenya
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10. Milk Distributorship Business in Kenya
11. Gift Service Business in Kenya
12. Wines and Spirits Retail Business
13. Tents & Chairs Leasing Business
14. Free Advertiser Magazine Business
15. Bookshop Business in Kenya
16. Bottled Water Business in Kenya
17. Hair Salon Business in Kenya
18. Fruit / Juice Parlor Business in Kenya
19. Slot Machines Business in Kenya
20. Curios, food card and honey business
21. Keg Bar Business in Kenya
22. Selling Cookies Business in Kenya
23. Daycare Business in Kenya
24. Gas (LPG) Retail Business in Kenya
25. Motorcycle Spare Parts Business
26. Ice Lollies Making Business in Kenya
27. Paint Mixing Business in Kenya
28. Second Hand Novels Business
29. Car Wash Business in Kenya
30. Printing Business in Kenya
31. Petrol Station Business in Kenya
32. Courier Business in Kenya
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34. Timber Yard Business in Kenya
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The National transition rate has hit 90 percent as the Ministry of Education steps up efforts to have all learners who sat for the 2018 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education, KCPE, exams in form one. The Ministry has put up a strong drive in a bid to to attain 100 percent transition rate from primary to secondary school.
Education Principal Secretary, Dr Belio Kipsang, has today pitched tent at the Coast region where transition rate is still low. While addressing local leaders and education officials in Mombasa today, Dr Kipsang directed all Sub- County Education officials to locate all parents whose children have not joined form one as expected to report to the learners’ former primary schools. The parents are expected to report to the said schools tomorrow, Tuesday 12th February 2019, and on Wednesday to be assisted by the Sub- county officials to get their kids to schools.
It is all systems go at the Ministry as it continues to drive the last mile 100 percent transition tracer campaign. The campaign has yielded fruits as all the 2018 KCPE candidates in Nyeri county have reported to schools. Siaya, Bomet, Nyandarua, Kajiado and Murang’a counties have recorded transition rates of between 97 and 99 percent. According to data released by the Ministry, 9 counties have recorded less than 80 per cent turn out of students. These counties include: Isiolo , Taita Taveta, Narok, Lamu , Kilifi, Nairobi, Kwale, Tana River and Mombasa.
The Ministry of Education is solely depending on the local administration; chiefs and their their assistants, teachers and education officials to trace the missing learners.
Last week, education Cabinet Secretary (Dr Amina Mohammed) said the learners have no option than reporting to schools at the earliest time possible. “It is the constitutional right of every Kenyan child to acquire free and compulsory basic education. The ministry has, therefore, generated lists of students who have not reported to school per sub county for purposes of tracking them and ensuring that they are admitted accordingly,” Dr Amina said. She added that her Ministry has already prepared and dispatched data bearing details of learners who have not reported to form one; including their physical locations.
Dr Kipsang has now instructed Sub- County Education officials to identify challenges related to admission of the learners, yet to report to schools, and place them accordingly. A report on the outcome should be given to the head office by Thursday, 14th February 2019.
On registration of learners onto the National Education Management Information System, NEMIS, Dr Kipsang instructed the field officers to ensure the exercise is executed aggressively as data on the system will be used for future disbursement of government capitation. “NEMIS entry should be aggressively done by all principals and continuous update submitted to SCDE (Sub- County Directors of Education), CDE (County Directors of Education) and RDE (Regional Directors of Education) on daily basis. This is a condition for final funding to schools,” says Dr Kipsang.
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Situated about three kilometers on the northern side of Nairobi city, Kenya, KMTC headquarters and the main campus, Nairobi, stand on a 20-acre piece of land, opposite Kenyatta National Hospital, along Old Mbagathi Road.
With over 34,000 students attending more than 70 medical courses, KMTC makes the biggest single contribution to the health sector in Kenya and is currently producing more than 8000 graduates every year for both the Kenyan public and private health sectors, accounting for more than 80 percent of the hospitals’ workforce.
The institution boasts of a highly qualified and experienced teaching and administrative staff. It has a strength of over 1,900 members of staff.
The national distribution of the College is its biggest uniqueness. With 65 constituent colleges spread throughout the country as far as Lodwar and Garissa, Loitoktok and Kisumu, the impact of the College in improving healthcare is felt in all parts of the country.
At KMTC, we offer a wide range of courses, from certificate to diploma to higher diploma, which reflects the institution’s responsiveness to the needs of our nation.
To join KMTC to pursue a certificate course, you must have a minimum of C- with specific qualifications in cluster subjects in Kenya Certificate of Secondary Examinations. For diploma programmes, you must have attained a minimum of C with specific qualifications in cluster subjects. Upgrading courses require that a candidate has a certificate in a respective field while for higher diploma programmes, candidates must have attained a diploma course as per the following guidelines.
The following table is a summary of the requirements for courses offered:
| S/NO | Level of training | Entry Requirement | Duration of training |
| 1 | Certificate | A minimum aggregate of C- with relevant combination of other subjects is a requirement. | 2 years with the exception of nursing which takes 2 ½ years |
| 2 | Diploma | KCSE mean grade of C (or equivalent) with relevant combination of other subjects such as English, Kiswahili, Biology, Biological Sciences, Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics and Physical Sciences.
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3 years except Community Health Nursing which lasts 3 ½ years |
| 3 | Upgrading | Holders of a certificate in relevant fields and at least two years working experience.
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2 years except Community Health Nursing which lasts 18 Months |
| 4 | Higher Diploma | Holders of basic diploma in relevant fields and at least a minimum of two years working experience. | 1 year |
| 5 | Short Courses | Individuals and groups such as corporate bodies, companies and government ministries interested in any course or courses can make a written request for arrangements to be made. |
Thank you for your interest in the Kenya Medical Training College. We are happy that you are looking closely at the exciting opportunities available here in KMTC. KMTC seeks to enrol and graduate applicants who will develop and grow educationally and personally and will contribute to the College community, and the broader society.
To that end, the role of the Admissions and Records Office is to recruit, admit, and encourage enrolment of applicants who are spiritually mature, academically excellent, accomplished in extra-curricular endeavors, and broadly diverse through individualized review and professional judgment.
Applications:
All applications are ONLINE from the application portal on this website www.kmtc.ac.ke. The prospective candidates apply for admission into Courses for each academic year for Regular or Parallel Category. The Regular category have subsidized fee with optional accommodation but no choice for Campus while the parallel category have non subsidized fee, no accommodation option but have option for Campuses choice in more than Forty one (65) campuses situated in different parts of the country depending on the courses.
Procedure:
All applicants to KMTC are advised to ensure that their applications are correctly done so as to compete for opportunities fairly; some of the areas to note are as follows;
There are three fee categories namely:
Fees structure is subject to changes from time to time
Students are advised to pay fees on annual basis to avoid interruption of training
Upon dismissal, fees are not refundable.
NB: Students are advised to make financial arrangements to cover expenses related to Practical attachment; Research etc. details are available from respective faculties upon reporting.
All stationary is the responsibility of the student.
Students are encouraged to buy their own textbooks, and specific course book lists are usually provided as an admission package to assist in purchasing books.
All special medical equipment in each course i.e. Stethoscopes etc are the responsibility of the student.
Account number: 01003086514000
Account Name: Central Collection Account
Bank: National Bank of Kenya
Branch: Hospital Branch
Click on the link to access information on organizations offering financial aid to students admitted to KMTC courses:
https://kmtc.ac.ke/site/kmtc-financial-aid/
KMTC has 65 campuses spread throughout the country: https://kmtc.ac.ke/site/campus-list/
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For Safaricom Subscribers, Safaricom promises to return all airtime spent on calls and bundles today. Safaricom says: “Wewe ni Shujaa Wetu! (You are our hero). As we celebrate you, all the airtime you use today will be given back to you tomorrow! Call and buy bundles with the free air time”.
Various luminaries and Corporations have had time to wish Kenyans a happy Mashujaa Day Celebrations. We sample some of these messages, below:
