Strengthening Media Understanding of Higher Education Financing
HELB CEO Geoffrey Monari is engaging media practitioners at the Media Sensitisation Workshop taking place in Naivasha from 20th – 21st August 2026.
The workshop, convened by the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) in partnership with the Media Council of Kenya, provides a platform for journalists and higher education stakeholders to examine the 2026/2027 placement cycle, ongoing university funding reforms and emerging issues affecting the sector.
The CEO’s engagement underscores the importance of sustained stakeholder dialogue and access to accurate information in enabling the media to report consistently and responsibly, ultimately supporting students, parents and the wider public to make informed decisions on higher education.
#EmpoweringDreams #MediaEngagement #StudentFinancing
Strengthening Media Understanding of Higher Education Financing
HELB CEO Geoffrey Monari is engaging media practitioners at the Media Sensitisation Workshop taking place in Naivasha from 20th – 21st August 2026.
The workshop, convened by the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) in partnership with the Media Council of Kenya, provides a platform for journalists and higher education stakeholders to examine the 2026/2027 placement cycle, ongoing university funding reforms and emerging issues affecting the sector.
The CEO’s engagement underscores the importance of sustained stakeholder dialogue and access to accurate information in enabling the media to report consistently and responsibly, ultimately supporting students, parents and the wider public to make informed decisions on higher education.
#EmpoweringDreams #MediaEngagement #StudentFinancing
Strengthening Media Understanding of Higher Education Financing
HELB CEO Geoffrey Monari is engaging media practitioners at the Media Sensitisation Workshop taking place in Naivasha from 20th – 21st August 2026.
The workshop, convened by the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) in partnership with the Media Council of Kenya, provides a platform for journalists and higher education stakeholders to examine the 2026/2027 placement cycle, ongoing university funding reforms and emerging issues affecting the sector.
The CEO’s engagement underscores the importance of sustained stakeholder dialogue and access to accurate information in enabling the media to report consistently and responsibly, ultimately supporting students, parents and the wider public to make informed decisions on higher education.
#EmpoweringDreams #MediaEngagement #StudentFinancing
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