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How a KU CRM student can navigate and be an outstanding young professional

a beautiful alumni pose that comprised the panel discussion I happily attended the 2nd CRM Alumni workshop on 2nd April 2025 as a panel discussant. It is ten years since I graduated (class of 2015) and proud that I took Community Resource Management (CRM) & Extension course. Though time was brief, I enjoyed the keynote speech from Mwangi Stephen, a fellow alumni (class of 2013) on how he believed in self, volunteered and is proud of his achievements including being the present National Programme Cordinator for International Labour Organisation.  I would briefly tell the listening students that what would set anyone apart from another is how one utilizes their free time. Little happens and is gained in groups and social interactions. But when one recedes to private space to read, reflect, imagine, plan, act and more then one is surely on an upward trajectory that would sooner set him or her at a competitive advantage.  an invite poster, courtesy CRM department. Two, in the ...

By inter salutations we could solve the Oral Genealogy dilemma as quick

The Chamwama

The Kedemi

We envision a future of Community Libraries in Vihiga

The Ziganyu

Our skin shades

The Magaraba

The Adaka

The Maragori names corrupted from English

Imagine our children out there on their own

The Kirima

A mix up of names in the Oral Genealogy?

The Rikambaya

You can earn Royalties in translating

Maternal Names; Why not?

The Oral Genealogy Search is good, less...

The Ruhare

Haa, the names weren't far sourced!

What do we mean by Saniaga Sacco?

The Ahai

Lunyerere - The Now Face