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Book Launch

Renown photographer Bobby Pall launched his book at the Village market on Kenyan communities and Ms. Muturi was one of the key stakeholders that made this possible.

Constitutional responsibilities of public officers in (un)making public policy, rules and regulations

The tremendous rise of gender-based violence

Psychologist Geoffrey Wango said most domestic violence incidents are preventable and there are better ways a couple can handle issues such as anger and conflict.

“When you get in a relationship, you are excited and elated, but remember, you are two different personalities relationship is a process that requires to be worked on. It is important to work out a relationship and learn to sort out issues between yourselves,” he said.

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DEP Report on Responsible Journalism to Prevent Election Violence

Dr Geoffrey Wango states that violence in the more developing countries has a gender perspective and is often biased in that several journalists are unable to rid off their comparison biases and hence need to explore our life experiences.

Is your house full of clutter? You probably have a disorder

Dr Geoffrey Wango chips in to explain and assist persons with a hoarding disorder. To understand whether you have the problem, Dr Geoffrey Wango, a counselling psychologist and lecturer at the University of Nairobi, explains there are telltale signs to look out for.

Dr Geoffrey Wango on ResearchGate

Dr Geoffrey Wango and publications on Researchgate

Research and Evaluation for Educational Development Learning from PRISM

Dr Geoffrey Wango was a member of the PRISM TEAM

Dissatisfaction with “free” public education

Dr Geoffrey Wango comments on seemingly getting controversial free education as parents get more dissatisfied with a system that is not clearly aligned to their needs. “Private schools are obviously better equipped, not congested, and mostly well-organised and structured,” Geoffrey Wango, an education lecturer at the University of Nairobi, recently told the Daily Nation, a highly respected daily newspaper

Fancy an elders’ funeral getaway?

This article looks at older people's seemingly obsession with death. Dr Geoffrey Wango says it is not just an African thing for elderly people to have affinity with funerals. “When you are young you see death as a distant thing and you don’t believe it can occur to you. But as you grow older you start seeing your age mates and friends die. Attending their funerals helps people to accept and embrace death as part of a life circle,” says Wango.

'Guidance and Counselling Services in Schools in Kenya'

This paper provides the contextual background of guidance and counselling in schools and other educational institutions in Kenya. It lays the basis of the need for guidance and counselling particularly in schools. The context for effective guidance and counselling programmes in schools is outlined, including specifics for guidance and counselling. Additionally, issues and concerns in schools are highlighted including pinpointing the contemporary issues and enhanced guidance and counselling services.