Jak Počítat Karty Při Hře Black Jack A Zvýšit Své Šance Na Výhru Sticky Wilds je druhá možnost, kde každá divočina, která přistane, zůstane lepkavá pro každou po sobě jdoucí bezplatnou rotaci Živé Kasino Vklad 1 Euro V posledních několika desetiletích, kasina a výrobci her výrazně upgradovali hrací automaty, odchod starých mechanických ramen a navijáků ve prospěch elektronických verzí známých jako elektronické hrací automaty Hrat Automati Zdarma 2023
Students from Kalatile Primary School show off their tree seedlings during the GIC M&E exercise. A young boy secures the straps of his school bag as he waters young mukau seedlings in the school compound. His classmate, a young girl of class six, checks the fencing around the ploughed plot. She knows
The KenGen Employee Giver Initiative subscriptions now stand at 746 members after the Foundation registered 18 new staff members from Olkaria Power Plant during the staff induction held in Naivasha last week. Five more staff had signed up earlier in the week from Nairobi Central office Joseph, Monica, Keziah, Abdalla (with Ernest in the
Cathy, Anthony, Dorcas, Joseph, Mike, Ernest, Lydia, and Jovita. The KenGen Foundation team held its inaugural team building exercise at the coast last week which was characterized by hard work and fun. Apart from taking time to give a critical look on the achievements they have made in the last three and half
KenGen Foundation Managing Trustee and Engineer Richard Nderitu with Nairobi Greenline coordinator Wanja Kimani during the tree planting exercise at Nairobi National Park. In a mighty show of love for the environment, the KenGen Foundation, and Nairobi Greenline brought the KenGen Employee Givers to plant trees at the Nairobi National Park buffer zone
THE DAY’S HERO: Despite having undergone an operation a few weeks ago and still on the recovery, no one could hold Senior Foreman John Owoko from participating in the tree planting exercise at Sang’oro on May 6. He walked with a slight bend and an unusually slow pace noting the vivacious walk of
Mike Njeru, Managing Trustee KenGen Foundation Dear Readers, Welcome to the second issue of the Giver Newsletter. As indicated when we launched the newsletter, this issue and all subsequent issues will be delivered to you via email. In the first quarter of the year, we engaged in a number of activities centered on our
Enoch Chiancaiseck, from Nyatik, Migori County is an alumnus of the KenGen’s Education Scholarships programme. Enoch and his mother during his graduation from Karatina University 2015 A former student at Agenga Secondary School, class of 2009, he was awarded a full University scholarship after qualifying to join Karatina University where he pursued a degree in Tourism Management
The class of 2015 of KenGen Education Scholarships students’ turned an exemplary performance in the KCSE results. Jeremia Mutinda (r) during the Annual Mentorship 2014. The former Alliance Boys High School student got an A during the 2015 KCSE exams. Wambua Jeremiah Mutinda, from Alliance Boys High School led the pack with an
St. Martin Kaewa Secondary School, Machakos, beat their rivals to emerge the winners of phase I of the schools Green Initiative Challenge and win the coveted prize of a fully paid for educational trip to Mombasa. The three-day trip saw 30 students and their teachers visit our very own Kipevu Power Station, the largest diesel
The KenGen Employee Giver initiative has evolved ever since its launch in January 2015 with the current number of subscriptions standing close to 600, a clear indication that more KenGen staff are embracing the scheme. KenGen Foundation awarding Givers at Olkaria Geothermal Power Station. The Giver's Initiative is currently supporting 8 Secondary School students
