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Speaking during an interview on Wednesday night, Aden Duale claimed that the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) was my mess, one that the current administration is allegedly trying to fix. The real mess we are witnessing today is not the curriculum itself, but the gross incompetence with which the administration...

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Fred Matiang'i: I have noted that the only change the President has been able to make is the appointment of Mr. John Ololtuaa as the new PS in the Ministry of Education, but that is not enough. They need to have a different mindset in the way they are looking at the education sector.
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Fred Matiang'i: I have noted that the only change the President has been able to make is the appointment of Mr. John Ololtuaa as the new PS in the Ministry of Education, but that is not enough. They need to have a different mindset in the way they are looking at the education sector.

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So where is the Secretary of Education? Today, there’s a scheduled Matatag Agenda presentation at the Senate. Guess what! The Secretary of Education was not there, neither the Undersecretary who is responsible for the curriculum. They sent someone who is not even in the room when the Secretary approved the curriculum. Lols. This is what I have been saying all along! The Vice President is taking a lot of redundant tasks but cannot be there for matters like the Matatag agenda. That major education reform meant to address the 90% learning poverty. Is she not interested? 🤦🏽‍♀️ If there is one thing in common in every assessment of the K-12 curriculum, it is the fact that it has “too many learning competencies”. And there she is adding peace education because “it’s very close to her heart”. Is she serious?! Later, DepEd cleared out that it’s not another learning competency per se but assurance that peace education is reflected in the curriculum. Senator Pimentel pointed out that just because it is close to the VP’s heart, they have to revisit the whole thing again. Lols. Don’t get me wrong, I supported the appointment of the Vice President as the DepEd Secretary. In my head her political capital and the Marcos-Duterte alliance will finally make education the priority… something we need given our 90% learning poverty. Imagine 9 out of 10 (10 years old) kids cannot read and write. Imagine that! But it seem as though the Vice President’s heart is not in education :( At least that’s how it looks like. Maybe perhaps she can request for a post she really wants instead. Education crisis needs extra time and attention. Nope, we don’t need to see her plant trees for teachers. We need her to explain the Matatag agenda, we need to see her addressing the biggest Education problem there is in PH. For the whole video:
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So where is the Secretary of Education? Today, there’s a scheduled Matatag Agenda presentation at the Senate. Guess what! The Secretary of Education was not there, neither the Undersecretary who is responsible for the curriculum. They sent someone who is not even in the room when the Secretary approved the curriculum. Lols. This is what I have been saying all along! The Vice President is taking a lot of redundant tasks but cannot be there for matters like the Matatag agenda. That major education reform meant to address the 90% learning poverty. Is she not interested? 🤦🏽‍♀️ If there is one thing in common in every assessment of the K-12 curriculum, it is the fact that it has “too many learning competencies”. And there she is adding peace education because “it’s very close to her heart”. Is she serious?! Later, DepEd cleared out that it’s not another learning competency per se but assurance that peace education is reflected in the curriculum. Senator Pimentel pointed out that just because it is close to the VP’s heart, they have to revisit the whole thing again. Lols. Don’t get me wrong, I supported the appointment of the Vice President as the DepEd Secretary. In my head her political capital and the Marcos-Duterte alliance will finally make education the priority… something we need given our 90% learning poverty. Imagine 9 out of 10 (10 years old) kids cannot read and write. Imagine that! But it seem as though the Vice President’s heart is not in education :( At least that’s how it looks like. Maybe perhaps she can request for a post she really wants instead. Education crisis needs extra time and attention. Nope, we don’t need to see her plant trees for teachers. We need her to explain the Matatag agenda, we need to see her addressing the biggest Education problem there is in PH. For the whole video:

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Everyone trying to claim Trump was wrong on late term abortions… The truth is even worse. Watch this video to the end. This is the level of depravity, incompetence, and casual evil that we are dealing with in government.
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Everyone trying to claim Trump was wrong on late term abortions… The truth is even worse. Watch this video to the end. This is the level of depravity, incompetence, and casual evil that we are dealing with in government.

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2,036,404 views • 1 year ago

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We talk about becoming a Singapore or a first-world nation, yet we are not educating our population. If we are serious about developing our country, we must invest in the education of our people. This was the logic behind curriculum reform and the introduction of CBC. We must make hard but necessary sacrifices, by managing the size of government, curbing wastage, and directing resources to our priorities like education.

Dr. Fred Matiang'i

12,047 views • 8 months ago

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Having the same community in a sensitive docket like Interior was the biggest blunder ever to happen to Kenya. Kenyans MUST be worried and really be concerned about the security of the country because the NIS Boss is in record to have said publicly that DANGEROUS CRIMINALS are in the country from the neighbouring countries like #Somalia #SouthSudan #Ethiopia and #Uganda. Why now and why is it happening ONLY under the current rogue regime? Why does this happen only when the CID and the NIS Bosses speak the same language and in fact the defence docket had Duale as well whom I believe still plays a role incognito under the lady in charge! Why did the President cancel the EXTRA VETTING of all entrants across the border? Are they being registered to stuff the ballots in 2027? Are we aware of the dangers of granting a criminal a nationality and to use them to legitimise a rogue regime? They will be weapons for hire who will commit crimes and cross the border to interfere with investigations. Hard times await Kenya and with an impending diplomatic row between Kenya and the US which has been playing a pivotal role in information and intelligence sharing, I guess the Country in totally headed to the valley of death. Telling the nation that there is huge infiltration of criminals in the country is deliberate and meant to inflict fear. What is ODM and Raila doing in the government if they can't even advise Ruto to kick Haji and Amin out of Office and replace them with competent Kenyans from different communities who can deal with insecurity with the deserving standards? This is very troubling statement because it comes from persons in charge of National Security. Is there disconnect between his Office and that of the the President? Who is "eating the monies meant for securing our borders"? When the NIS Boss says that as a country we need to decide whether we are serious and can provide the security that Kenyans deserve, alikuwa anaongelea nani?

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The education of children who are the future of our country cannot be played with...that is why the Bihar government has come forward and wants to add B.Ed to primary. Child's education should not be degree based but merit based.... #बीएड_की_उम्मीद_बिहार_सरकार

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What is the business of the State with religion? Why is the Nigerian government funding churches and mosques? Why should churches and mosques be in budget? Monies that should be used to fund education. We are just not a serious country.

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68,647 views • 1 month ago

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Evidence based decision making is how we will transform Nigeria’s education sector. We have an access to education challenge, and solving it means removing unnecessary barriers, without compromising quality. We are strategically reforming outdated restrictions that no longer serve our students or our nation. Our goal is clear: to equip young Nigerians with the knowledge and skills needed to drive national development and build a $3 billion education economy, in line with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR’s vision. Click the link below to watch the full interview and learn more about the reforms we are implementing across the sector.

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We have launched a nationwide campaign (Chhatron Ki Goonj) on the crisis in India's education system. As part of this campaign, Leader of Opposition Shri Rahul Gandhi ji has already interacted with students in Kota and will soon address students in Patna and Prayagraj, culminating in a major rally in Delhi in mid-July. Shri Rahul Gandhi is not just raising the issues surrounding NEET and CBSE examinations, he is raising the fundamental issue of education in India and the urgent need for greater public investment in the sector. Today, families across the country are spending more on coaching centres than the Central Government spends on education. This reflects a fundamental mismatch in our education system, where coaching centres have become indispensable for success. We must build an education system that is fair, accessible, and capable of nurturing the aspirations of every young Indian. 👉Why are coaching centres so popular in this country? 👉Why is medical education so expensive in this country? 👉Why is everything getting privatized? Those are the questions that he raised in Kota, and I think those are the questions that we have to raise in Parliament and outside. : Congress General Secretary (Communications) Shri Jairam Ramesh

Congress

29,536 views • 1 month ago

#WATCH | Mumbai, Maharashtra: On attending the Yashraj Bharati Samman (YBS) 2026 Gratitude Ceremony, Indian-American economist Abhijit Banerjee says, "...What is development? I want to start with the same question, which is, what makes development? I think there are two very standard views you hear all the time, and there's, of course, some truth to them. One of them is that we need to have resources, and essentially, if we have resources, we can solve the problems... The other is that we need self-reliance, and that people need to help themselves and solve their problems... The real problem in education is not the lack of technology, that's not the lack of sophisticated material, it's not the lack of infrastructure. It was the simple fact that teachers don't teach the child; they teach the curriculum. By promoting the opposite, by promoting the idea that you should teach the child and not the curriculum, it's been shown that all over the world, education can improve very fast..." (03.05)
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#WATCH | Mumbai, Maharashtra: On attending the Yashraj Bharati Samman (YBS) 2026 Gratitude Ceremony, Indian-American economist Abhijit Banerjee says, "...What is development? I want to start with the same question, which is, what makes development? I think there are two very standard views you hear all the time, and there's, of course, some truth to them. One of them is that we need to have resources, and essentially, if we have resources, we can solve the problems... The other is that we need self-reliance, and that people need to help themselves and solve their problems... The real problem in education is not the lack of technology, that's not the lack of sophisticated material, it's not the lack of infrastructure. It was the simple fact that teachers don't teach the child; they teach the curriculum. By promoting the opposite, by promoting the idea that you should teach the child and not the curriculum, it's been shown that all over the world, education can improve very fast..." (03.05)

ANI

11,963 views • 2 months ago

Al-Shabaab has released a new video openly mocking the incompetence of the weak #Mogadishu government. The terror geoup is stronger and more organized than ever, exploiting the Hassan Sheikh Mohamud administration corruption and inability to maintain security. The group seems to also have their influence in every sector in south #Somalia with ties to major companies in south Somalia.
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Al-Shabaab has released a new video openly mocking the incompetence of the weak #Mogadishu government. The terror geoup is stronger and more organized than ever, exploiting the Hassan Sheikh Mohamud administration corruption and inability to maintain security. The group seems to also have their influence in every sector in south #Somalia with ties to major companies in south Somalia.

AbdiH

18,974 views • 1 year ago

The lives of American troops - and every American life - depends on the people in charge of our government taking their responsibilities seriously. But again and again, including with the incompetence that came to light today, they are demonstrating the opposite.
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The lives of American troops - and every American life - depends on the people in charge of our government taking their responsibilities seriously. But again and again, including with the incompetence that came to light today, they are demonstrating the opposite.

Pete Buttigieg

496,054 views • 1 year ago

Kamala Harris: Now is the time to understand this fight is not about sitting by and complaining all they're cheating. It's not that kind of party . It's about recognizing what they are up to. There is an agenda that we are witnessing, which feels chaotic, I know—but in fact we are witnessing a high velocity event that is about the swift implementation of a plan that has been decades in the making . What they are doing right now, what they are attempting to do in these states is about an implementation of a plan that has been long standing about taking the voice of the people. Intimidating voters, suppressing the vote but California is taking the stand to say we understand the difference between right and wrong, and we will step up when necessary to make sure the voices of the people are heard
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Kamala Harris: Now is the time to understand this fight is not about sitting by and complaining all they're cheating. It's not that kind of party . It's about recognizing what they are up to. There is an agenda that we are witnessing, which feels chaotic, I know—but in fact we are witnessing a high velocity event that is about the swift implementation of a plan that has been decades in the making . What they are doing right now, what they are attempting to do in these states is about an implementation of a plan that has been long standing about taking the voice of the people. Intimidating voters, suppressing the vote but California is taking the stand to say we understand the difference between right and wrong, and we will step up when necessary to make sure the voices of the people are heard

Acyn

124,104 views • 8 months ago

Aden Duale, CS Health: To some extent, the Ministry of Health is a mess and I have done some very good work. I am not in charge of the technical aspect of the Ministry, mine is to give the policy and the leadership. For me to succeed in health, I must work with the unions, the health workforce, the private sector, health practitioners, the council of governors and the 47 counties #JKLive Jeff Koinange, MBS
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Aden Duale, CS Health: To some extent, the Ministry of Health is a mess and I have done some very good work. I am not in charge of the technical aspect of the Ministry, mine is to give the policy and the leadership. For me to succeed in health, I must work with the unions, the health workforce, the private sector, health practitioners, the council of governors and the 47 counties #JKLive Jeff Koinange, MBS

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21,423 views • 1 year ago