Julius Bitok

Julius Bitok

politician unknown

Education PS Julius Bitok gained attention for visiting MP Abraham Kirwa in the United States, expressing his well-wishes for Kirwa's recovery amidst concerns over the MP's prolonged absence from his constituents.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.00%
Persistence
0 wks
Reach
132,659
Power
262$
Sentiment
7.00
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
Kenya 3 7.00 0.25% +0% 53,771,296 132,659 $106,000 262$
Totals 3 53,771,296 132,659 $106,000 262$
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Recent Mentions

Kenya Kenya: Julius Bitok is the Tourism Principal Secretary who confirmed the opening of Ronald Ngala Utalii College. 9

The Standard: Ronald Ngala Utalii College to open on September 1

Kenya Kenya: Tourism Principal Secretary Julius Bitok has dismissed calls urging foreign tourists and investors to avoid Kenya. 7

The Standard: 'Don't sabotage tourism,' Bitok cautions leaders

Kenya Kenya: Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok briefed President William Ruto on the impasse regarding the payments. 5

The Standard: KNEC clears examiners' pay after strikes, boycott threats

Kenya Kenya: Julius Bitok, the Tourism Principal Secretary, lauded private sector involvement in the hospitality sector. 7

The Standard: Brookside revs up partnership with hoteliers to expand niche market

Kenya Kenya: Tourism PS Julius Bitok mentioned that the Kenya Kwanza will review restrictions on airlines to attract more foreign tourists. 7

The Standard: Aviation policies limit Kenya tourism numbers

Kenya Kenya: Tourism Principal Secretary Julius Bitok has unveiled measures to reverse the sluggish growth in the sector and attract more visitors. 7

The Standard: PS Bitok unveils raft of measures to boost tourist numbers, revenue

Kenya Kenya: Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok attributed the latest unrest to weak communication between students and school management. 5

The Standard: Students protest over poor diet, punishment and pressure in growing wave of school unrest