University of Nairobi discloses monthly pay for lecturers, senior lecturers and professors

University of Nairobi, Kenya lists allowances lecturers receive in addition to monthly salary

The University of Nairobi, Kenya has published the allowances enjoyed by lecturers in addition to their monthly salary of over N1 million and other benefits.

Mine workers’ billion-dollar empire on shaky ground

Every payday for nearly three decades, Ndumba Kayundu paid his monthly dues to the Mineworkers’ Union of Namibia (MUN). Although he has often wondered where that money ends up, he knows the answer has little to do with him. “Whatever belongs to the union is ours,” says Kayundu (64), who represents current and former members [] The post Mine workers’ billion-dollar empire on shaky ground appeared first on The Namibian.

Budget 2025: What the stakeholders say

THE Health Ministry has received a Budget 2025 allocation of RM45.27 billion, the second highest after the RM64.1 billion granted to the Education Ministry. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, in his speech, urged the ministry to address the poor condition of public hospital facilities, including public toilets. The budget also increases the on-call allowance for public service doctors from RM55 to RM65 per hour, addressing a long-standing request from healthcare personnel.

Permanent Secretary Kumumanya Orders Citizens to Expose Municipal Cartels Selling Public Office; Flashes Red Light to Corrupt Technocrats

By Brian Mugenyi Watchdog Uganda MAKINDYE SSABAGABO, UGANDA — The Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Local Government, Ben Kumumanya, has fired a fierce warning shot at corrupt recruitment syndicates inside the country’s districts and municipalities. Declaring the widespread “jobs-for-cash” racket completely illegal, Kumumanya directed ordinary Ugandans to aggressively expose and report any public official [] The post Permanent Secretary Kumumanya Orders Citizens to Expose Municipal Cartels Selling Public Office; Flashes Red Light to Corrupt Technocrats appeared first on Watchdog Uganda.

‘AIMS rewrites the equations of your life’ — Alumna Dr Perpetual Andam Boiquaye challenges graduates to pursue bold ambitions

The guest speaker at the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences (AIMS) Ghana's 14th graduation ceremony, Dr Perpetual Andam Boiquaye, has challenged the institution's record graduating class to view their degrees not as the end of their academic journey but as the beginning of solving Africa's most complex problems. Delivering a personal address at the Cedi Conference Centre of the University of Ghana, Legon, on Friday, June 27, the Senior Lecturer in the Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science at the University of Ghana reflected on her journey from a member of AIMS Ghana's inaugural cohort to becoming a postdoctoral researcher at Columbia University in New York.