Augustine Oduor is a journalist based in Nairobi, Kenya. He writes for Standard Group PLC, covering local news and current affairs. Augustine's articles focus on education, government policies, and social issues affecting the Kenyan community.
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Augustine Oduor's articles focus heavily on education, particularly government announcements related to the education sector in Kenya. His coverage also includes recognition of public officers and institutions through awards.
Given his extensive coverage of government announcements in the education sector, Augustine would likely be interested in pitches related to new educational policies, curriculum changes, examination reforms, and developments within school administration. Additionally, he may be open to stories about outstanding achievements by public officers or institutions in the field of education.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Augustine's reporting, it is important to tailor pitches with a relevance to Kenya’s education system and government initiatives when reaching out.
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By: Augustine Oduor, James Wanzala
Job cuts looming as the government rolls out tough austerity measures.
Ezekiel Machogu says TVET is a powerful tool to prepare the youth for the labour market and provide lifelong learning opportunities to adults.
By: Mike Kihaki, Augustine Oduor
Ruto said move was informed by prevailing heavy rains and flooding. Education stakeholders laud the decision, say it will give them time to prepare for the new term.
By: Augustine Oduor, Lewis Nyaundi
Ongoing rains have come with floods cutting off some schools and making some roads impassable. Parents also have to contend with fees as school heads worry about the logistics.
By: Augustine Oduor
While some feel the learners should move to secondary schools, others want JSS domiciled in primary schools. CS Machogu has stuck with President Ruto's position to keep JSS in primary schools.
By: Augustine Oduor, Mike Kihaki
The Gen Z protests also disrupted travel plans for students and teachers proceeding to and from the Kenya Music Festival in Eldoret.
By: Augustine Oduor
VCs say banding of students is the main source of discontent as it causes discrimination. So far, 12,000 students have appealed their placement in bands and are seeking review.
By: Augustine Oduor, Mike Kihaki
Workers in public universities have downed tools, signalling the deepening mess in institutions of higher learning.
By: Augustine Oduor, Mike Kihaki
Learning in public universities was paralysed for the second day on Thursday, even as courts issued a second order barring non-teaching staff from staging work boycotts
By: Mike Kihaki, Augustine Oduor
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba said the intern teachers will have to apply afresh to be considered for permanent and pensionable terms.
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