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22/10/2026

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22/10/2026

HOW TO WRITE MINUTES OF A MEETING CORRECTLY

Have you ever attended a meeting and been asked to write the minutes, only to discover that you don't know where to begin? 😂

Don't worry! Today, I will teach you how to write minutes of a meeting from beginning to end, using simple explanations and practical examples.

Let's get started! 👇

1. WHAT ARE MINUTES OF A MEETING?

Minutes of a meeting are the official written record of what happened during a meeting.

They summarise important discussions, decisions made, tasks assigned, and other relevant matters.

In simple English, minutes tell us what was discussed, what was decided, who is responsible for taking action, and what happens next.

2. WHO WRITES THE MINUTES?

The person responsible for recording the proceedings of a meeting is usually called the secretary or recording secretary.

The secretary listens carefully, records important information, and organises it into a clear document.

Remember, you don't need to write down every word spoken. Focus on the important points.

3. HOW TO WRITE THE HEADING

At the beginning, state the name of the organisation, the type of meeting, the date, the time, and the venue.

Example:

GREENFIELD SECONDARY SCHOOL

MINUTES OF THE PARENTS-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION MEETING HELD ON 5 OCTOBER 2026 AT 10:00 A.M. IN THE SCHOOL HALL.

This heading immediately tells readers which meeting the document refers to.

4. HOW TO RECORD ATTENDANCE

List the people who attended the meeting and, where appropriate, those who were absent.

Example:

PRESENT

1. Mrs Grace Okafor — Chairperson
2. Mr Daniel Eze — Secretary
3. Mrs Helen James — Treasurer
4. Mr Peter Ade — Member

ABSENT WITH APOLOGY

1. Mr Samuel Obi — Member

This makes it easy to identify who attended the meeting.

5. HOW TO RECORD THE OPENING

Briefly explain how the meeting began.

Example:

1. OPENING

The meeting commenced at 10:00 a.m. with an opening prayer led by Mrs Helen James. The chairperson welcomed members and declared the

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Later, Jaramogi was laid to rest at his home in Bondo, Siaya County.

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The mention of the word “teacher” nowadays doesn’t command much respect as it used to back in the days. On a measurement of wealth, teaching is not considered a lucrative career, but a number of tutors have made a name for themselves, emerging as major investors in the country. As a matter of fact, some rose to become some of the wealthiest in Kenya.

In this article, WoK takes a look at some of the wealthiest Kenyans who were once teachers.

Samuel K. Macharia

SK Macharia is popularly renowned for his ownership of the Royal Media Services (RMS) which is the parent company for several media houses including, Citizen TV, Inooro TV, Ramogi TV, Radio Citizen, and Hot 96, among others.

The billionaire businessman was born and raised in Murang’a where he attended primary and secondary school. Upon completing the Kenya African Preliminary Education (KAPE), he taught as an untrained teacher at Makomboki primary school in Muranga County where he earned Ksh8 monthly.

Thereafter, he trained as a P3 teacher at Kahuhia Teachers Training College.

“In 1958 and ’59, I attended Kahuhia College for P3 teachers training and I qualified to teach class one pupils. I was number one out of that college and was posted to Gaturo Primary School where I taught for three months,” Macharia stated during an interview in 2020.

Daniel and Eddah Gachukia

The couple are the founders and owners of the Riara Group of Schools. Unknown to many is that after graduating from Makerere University Professor Eddah Gachukia and her husband began their careers as teachers.

Daniel has taught at Namilyango High School in Uganda, Thika and Kagumo High Schools in Kenya where as Eddah on the other hand started her teaching career at Thika High School.

Prof Eddah later advanced her studies at the Leeds University and the University of Nairobi (UoN). She would then lecture at UoN between from 1973 to 1987.

Nelson Muguku and Leah Wanjiku

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I am deeply saddened by the tragic loss of Joseph Kirui and his wife, Viola Kirui, a doctor and a teacher of segerot village nyangores ward chepalungu constituency. My heartfelt condolences go to their children, families, friends and colleagues. May God grant them strength and comfort during this difficult time.

This tragedy reminds us that when differences arise in our families, let us choose dialogue, counselling, forgiveness and peaceful solutions rather than violence. No disagreement is worth losing a life.

Let us learn to seek help early and protect the sanctity of life and family.

May Joseph and Viola Rest in Eternal Peace. 🕊️

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