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Learners have been asked to use ICT as an integral part of learning to attain the MDGs in education.
Former deputy PM Musalia Mudavadi has said that he cannot speculate on a Cabinet post in Jubilee government.
Nairobi - Prime Minister Raila Odinga went on the offensive to reclaim lost ground in Western Province following the departure of his deputy Musalia Mudavadi the Daily Nation reports.Raila, who returned to the country on Thursday morning, will pitch tent in the region this weekend, attending a funeral in Mudavadi’s Sabatia constituency before addressing a rally in Mumias town.The two shall be attending the burial of Mzee Jason Omwera, the father of Nairobi mayor George Aladwa, on Saturday at Isitzi Village, Izava location in Sabatia.- For more visit Daily Nation
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