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BY EMMA MUGECHI Villagers have retrieved the body of a middle-aged man who was buried alive when the latrine he was digging at Gichugu Primary school in Embu County caved in and collapsed on him. The exercise took more than 24 hours by villagers using spades and later using an excavator from SS Meta Contractor excavator, which was working on a nearby road. The victim, James Kinyua, was working together with his brother Paul Sephane and they had reached 34ft when the accident happened on Tuesday. Sephane says he worked his shift inside the hole from 7.30am until 12.30pm when they took a break for lunch. “In the afternoon Kinyua was digging and we had reached the day’s target when the hole just collapsed. I screamed to alert the people,” he said adding that they had started work on Tuesday last week. He said they had been working together since year 2000 and could dig a 30ft toilet in just four days, but even with their experience they had not seen signs of colla...
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University of Embu plans to have lecturers acquire PHD FILEX MURIITHI FROM RIGHT: Gen. Sec. Church Army Africa Rev. Capt. Dr. Danson Kihwaga, Mbeere ACK Bishop Moses Masamba, UoE VC Daniel Mugendi and Rev. Dr. Robinson Kariuki, principal Kabaare College The University of Embu (UoEm) has laid out plans to ensure all her lecturers acquire a PHD within the shortest time possible, the vice chancellor has said. This is in the move to comply with the Commission for University Education (CUE) that all lecturers must acquire a PHD degree by October this year for them to qualify to teach in universities. “Acquiring a PHD is a process. As a university, we have a plan to ensure our lecturers acquire it very soon as they continue to teach. Our aim is that every lecturer in our institution will attain a PHD at the long and we have a road map and a process to make sure we achieve this soon,” said Prof. Daniel Mugendi. Speaking during the annual Diocese of Mbeere ACK church...
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Embu secures Sh321 billion worth of investments

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Embu County has secured deals totalling to Sh321 billion worth of investments that were pledged during the just concluded second investors conference. Most of the areas of investments will be in green energy, value addition industries, financial services, mining and, manufacturing. About 300 local and international investors participated in the conference. Deputy Governor David Kariuki said the investors had committed to establishing their mega projects in the coming months and that that the county government would support them touch base quickly. “This would open up the many opportunities that the county has and will enable us achieve the county’s transformative agenda. Jobs will be created, idle land would be utilized and this will create space for development,” he said. Speaking during the closing of the conference, Kariuki called for political tolerance to enable the county to benefit from the pledged deals. He said if it were not for the political turmoil th...
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