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Due to numerous requests, the secretariat of the seminar has agreed to reduce the cost of the seminar to Kenya Shillings 22,000 per person. It is also possible to get concessions for a single organization or person sponsoring more than 1 person. DALC Education students or DALC alumni or bon afide members of The African Council for Gifted and Talented do have special rates as advised in other internal bulletins. Read more...

The Grand Seminar 2011 with Proffessor from MIT (USA) - World 3rd best University
History made and thumps up to DALC Education and African Council for Gifted and Talented for bringing world-moving seminar to Kenya through MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA) most decorated Professor Wesley L. Harris, who has been administrator at NASA. MIT is ranked third best university in the world... Read more...

The 19th Biennial Conference of the World Council for Gifted and Talented Children (WCGTC) to be held in Prague, Czech Republic (August 8-12, 2011) Read more...

African Council for Gifted and Talented membership registration opens officially. Read more...

African Council for Gifted and Talented secretariat meeting set for Sept 2011.

African Council for Gifted and Talented collaborates with Prof. Humphrey Oborah Education Trust to provide scholarships and research grants. Read more...

World Council for Gifted and Talented launches The African Council for Gifted and Talented in colorful ceremony – Nairobi, 26th March, 2010 Read more and pictures

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Prof. Humprey Oborah (African Council for Gifted & Talented President) delivers his speech during the launch of the Council for Gifted & Talented - Africa (Hilton, Nairobi, 26th March, 2010)

Dr.Catherine Froesse Klassen (World Council for Gifted and Talented Children , Executive Administrator) delivers keynote speech during the African Council launch in Nairobi

Dr. Ken MCluskey (Executive Committee Member - World Council for Gifted and Talented Children and Dean/Professor at University of Winnipeg), together with Prof. Humphrey Oborah keenly follow proceedings during the launch of The African Council for Gifted and Talented(Nairobi, 26th March, 2010).

At age 14, Tracy Ouko is already doing 2nd Year Degree Level Management and 1st Year Nutrition.
She skipped 5 classes from Kenya Class 3 Level to Form 1 (Kenya Secondary School Level) due to early determination of ability through Gift and Talent Testing. Read more

Tom Mshalane was born in the poor slums of Soweto in South Africa
as the last born in a family of nine Read more

Mathews was born with cerebral palsy, a condition that hindered his physical... Read more

Moses was born with good health but at about 9 years of age, while in Primary School, he became sick
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