Julius Ogamba

Julius Ogamba

politician Kenya

Julius Ogamba is the Education Cabinet Secretary of Kenya, known for his commitment to improving the country’s education system. He has been an advocate for educational excellence and has praised leaders like Johnson Nzioka for their dedication to enhancing school management and teachers' welfare.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
294,637
Power
581$
Sentiment
6.50
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Kenya 6 6.50 0.55% +0% 53,771,296 294,637 $106,000 581$
Totals 6 53,771,296 294,637 $106,000 581$
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Recent Mentions

Kenya Kenya: Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba announced that KJSEA learners will have a five-day window to request revisions to their placement choices. 6

The Standard: KNEC: No learner will be allowed to repeat Grade 9

Kenya Kenya: Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba released results for 1,130,459 learners Thursday. 8

The Standard: Girls outperform boys in 2025 KJSEA results

Kenya Kenya: Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba said on Thursday, December 11. 6

The Standard: KJSEA results: Only 32pc of learners meet math expectations

Kenya Kenya: Dr Julius Ogamba announced the funding for the blue economy centre at the Technical University of Mombasa. 8

The Standard: AfDB to finance construction of Sh2b blue economy centre at TUM

Kenya Kenya: Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has reaffirmed the government’s commitment to upholding the integrity of national examinations. 9

The Standard: CS Ogamba reaffirms government's commitment to credible exams

Kenya Kenya: Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has revealed that some 6,000 schools have a population of less than 100 students. 5

The Standard: Audit: 6,000 schools have fewer than 100 students, 10 have none

Kenya Kenya: Julius Ogamba has had to intervene amid leadership challenges in major universities. 5

The Standard: KUSU blames varsity stalemate on poor governance by vice chancellors