Kitengela International School is one of the best learning institutions in the Nairobi Metropolitan area. The school offers both the British International Curriculum and the newly introduced Competence Based Curriculum (CBC). In this article, The African Torch takes a look at the owner and highlights everything you need to know about the school. Establishing the […]
Club 034, commonly known as the pride of Kajiado is one of the famous chill spots in Kitengela. The place has an old Boeing plane that was turned into a state of the art restaurants where visitors can enjoy their meals inside the plane. The African Torch caught up with Emmanuel Noetic, the proprietor of […]
Most Kenyans love going out to hang out with friends, family or colleagues on weekends. With the entertainment industry valued at billions of shillings, many entrepreneurs have decided to join the industry. The latest one to join is TV Host and Comedian Mwalim Churchill who is the owner of Pavilion XV Kitengela. Pavilion XV Kitengela. […]
Tanzanian boxer Karim Mandonga has been presented with a new Toyota Nadia car by businessman DickSound following his return to Tanzania. Mandonga had been offered the automobile if he would win his battle against Kenyan boxer Daniel Wanyonyi. Tanzanian media personality Millard Ayo posted the story on social media. Mandonga, according to Millard, was handed […]
In an interview with Youtuber Zionfelix, Kofi Asiedu, a Ghanaian international who works in Germany as a dishwasher, revealed that he earns a monthly salary of Sh. 237,000. He also gave insight into the demands of his job and the daily routine he faces. Asiedu works eight hours a day, five days a week, and […]
In the history of Kenya’s public transport sector, Mololine Services has an entire chapter to itself thanks to its creative and visionary founder millionaire businessman, Kibera Muchai. Muchai died at the Nakuru Level Five Hospital on September 14, 2021 after a short illness and was buried at his Ribot village home in Elburgon, Molo yesterday in a […]
Murang’a Boys High School was started in 1964 with only two teachers through the Catholic Diocese of Nyeri, at the time under Bishop Caesar Gatimu. In 2014 it was elevated to a national school. The school sitting on 31-acre land also hosts St Mary’s Primary School. The pioneer class had 35 boys admitted using quota […]