Deceived in era of internet. The schools you listed are public secondary schools. They are national public schools - meaning they admit students from across the nation and are "elite" schools for top public kids - as opposed to extra county, county & day schools. Most kenyan secondary schools are public.

Then we have private schools - mostly mission & church schools - very few in secondary level but nearly 1/3 of primary schools are private.

Kenya rans 8-4-4 systems - after 8 yrs in primary schools - kids sit for national exams - KCPE - those that attained 400 out of 500 marks - are nominally admitted to PUBLIC NATIONAL schools like those in that list. A few position are reserved for kids in marginalized regions who don't make the pass mark.

They are about 100 national public secondary schools (majority formerly white only colonial schools) that admit about 7,000 top kids in KCPE exams - who are mostly assured of going to universities.

Those who get say 350/500 then get extra (provincial) schools - all the way - to those who get 200 marks - who get admitted to day schools near their home.

After another 4yrs in secondary - kids sits for national exams (KCSE) - and on that basis they are admitted to universities and colleges depending on performance. There is no university entry exam - that national exam KCSE basically determine the fate of the kids.

forgiveness:


I thought as much. They are bunch of deceivers.

The ladies event was held here.I guess it's only a matter of time before the men's event takes place in Vipingo instead of the usual Nairobi!

13 professionals from the Ladies European Tour teamed up with Kenyan golfers of all ages and abilities for two Pro-Ams on Friday and Saturday.

rvp2018:
Awesome. When will Africa only PGA certified Golf Course - Vipingo in Mombasa - get some action!

tylann:

And Kenyans afford them

Let me remind you once again that 35 million out of 45 - 50 million Kenyans are either jobless or extremely poor. How do you expect them to afford it. That's cruel.

Oh! Borrow borrow make me shine is available abi?

One Planet Summit at UN Environment

The summit sought to highlight Africa's role as a global partner facing both challenges and opportunities in innovative solutions for adaptation and resilience against climate change. President Uhuru Kenyatta assured delegates at the #OnePlanetSummit that Kenya is committed to scaling up environmental and #ClimateAction.

gallivant:

I'm really waiting for tjhe commuter rail project. It'll be a game changer like Thika superhighway but on a wider scale reducing cars and PSVs across the city. Fyi in 2004 there were 700k+ cars in Kenya and at last count 2016 just under 2.8 mn.

https://www.ceicdata.com/en/kenya/road-transport-number-of-motor-vehicles-registered/road-transport-no-of-motor-vehicles-registered

As of now we must be well north of 3 mn.

Kenya High - Public National Secondary school.

Giant of West Africa, loooooool. It was the giant of Africa, when Igbos, the most superior black race controlled the nation - now it's the giant of West Africa.

Nigerians keep getting pummeled on here. For the Yoruba sissies chatting to themselves about me, you better have your gat in hand. Effing sissies.

NairobiWalker:


Stop diversion tactics, show us your public schools.

1,2&3. Borno State mega schools under construction.


4.

rvp2018:
Deceived in era of internet. The schools you listed are public secondary schools. They are national public schools - meaning they admit students from across the nation and are "elite" schools for top public kids - as opposed to extra county, county & day schools. Most kenyan secondary schools are public.

Then we have private schools - mostly mission & church schools - very few in secondary level but nearly 1/3 of primary schools are private.

Kenya rans 8-4-4 systems - after 8 yrs in primary schools - kids sit for national exams - KCPE - those that attained 400 out of 500 marks - are nominally admitted to PUBLIC NATIONAL schools like those in that list. A few position are reserved for kids in marginalized regions who don't make the pass mark.

They are about 100 national public secondary schools (majority formerly white only colonial schools) that admit about 7,000 top kids in KCPE exams - who are mostly assured of going to universities.

Those who get say 350/500 then get extra (provincial) schools - all the way - to those who get 200 marks - who get admitted to day schools near their home.

After another 4yrs in secondary - kids sits for national exams (KCSE) - and on that basis they are admitted to universities and colleges depending on performance. There is no university entry exam - that national exam KCSE basically determine the fate of the kids.

I only showed you state government owned schools not national schools.

rvp20183:
Kenya High - Public National Secondary school.

Nigerians don't want to believe these are public schools
We are not the world poverty capital

More boxy prisons!

forgiveness:


1,2&3. Borno State mega schools under construction.


4.

XhosaNostra:


They see me rollin'
They hatin'
Patrolling & tryin' to catch me ridin' dirty

Even brighter school, Minna is even better than that you posted

Jonraid:
More boxy prisons!

G.K prisons

jaycent:
Even brighter school, Minna is even better than that you posted

To me, that looks like a plantation house or even a church.
Why are they wearing berets?

forgiveness:


1,2&3. Borno State mega schools under construction.


4.

Please, show us an existing PUBLIC school with its name so that we can countercheck. You mean a whole country of 200M people has no good public schools you have to post photos of private schools under construction?

XhosaNostra:



To me, that looks like a plantation house or even a church.
Why are they wearing berets?

That's the way it should be?

That school is modernize than that you posted

You see the chilling place

You haven't seen El-Amin international School Minna lol. I don't know why they didn't post it on Google. Well this is El-Amin Abuja

tylann:

Your are only superior to me in terms of poverty
Nothing else
Yes you are greater in poverty

You have nothing to say. All you know is "poverty? While you live in a country that poverty has turned them to the extent that they rent there wives

jaycent:
That's the way it should be?

That school is modernize than that you posted

You see the chilling place

You haven't seen El-Amin international School Minna lol. I don't know why they didn't post it on Google. Well this is El-Amin Abuja

Now, post us the public schools where the average Nigerian takes their kids.

Alliance Girls High School - another Public School

NairobiWalker:


Now, post us the public schools where the average Nigerian takes their kids.

This

This is primary school

Sacho High School

jaycent:
This

Which school is this? It has no name?

On the second thought, don't bother. I just image-searched it and it is called Brighter School - Minna. It is actually an international school!!

Nigerians are jokers really, I am even despising you more than I did. If that is an International school then how do your public schools look like?

Kazikazi:
After few accidents we had in marine transport, the gov of TZ has poured a lot of cash for new vessels.So the demand is too high,local manufacture don't have time for tiny orders from Rwanda or Ug.Don't forget, TZ has a lot of lakes more than any nation in Africa.

That's a useless point, most of your lakes are in wilderness. Unless your hippos are engaging in maritime commerce you are only fooling yourself.

jaycent:
That's the way it should be?

That school is modernize than that you posted

You see the chilling place

You haven't seen El-Amin international School Minna lol. I don't know why they didn't post it on Google. Well this is El-Amin Abuja

Lol please, we have far better schools than this, 26 000 of them. Surely you don't expect me to sift through all of them just to prove an obvious point.

Is that a nursing uniform?

jaycent:
Even brighter school, Minna is even better than that you posted

Post public schools not international ones!

jaycent:
That's the way it should be?

That school is modernize than that you posted

You see the chilling place

You haven't seen El-Amin international School Minna lol. I don't know why they didn't post it on Google. Well this is El-Amin Abuja

TayserMahri:


Then General Kumamoto will come here telling us t[b]o reach their level first. Like he wants us to develop backwards.[/b]

jaycent:
You have nothing to say. All you know is "poverty? While you live in a country that poverty has turned them to the extent that they rent there wives

Citizen of the world poverty capital

Jonraid:
More boxy prisons!

Show me your amoeba schools.

XhosaNostra:


Lol please, we have far better schools than this, 26 000 of them. Surely you don't expect me to sift through all of them just to prove an obvious point.

We were posting public schools
He came in with private and international schools
We want schools where the average Nigerian takes kids into

NairobiWalker:


Which school is this? It has no name?

On the second thought, don't bother. I just image-searched it and it is called Brighter School - Minna. It is actually an international school!!

Nigerians are jokers really, I am even despising you more than I did. If that is an International school then how do your public schools look like?

They don't have such