Stop the theatrics, UDA tells Gachagua over alleged planned attacks on his campaign

The United Democratic Alliance (UDA) has dismissed Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua’s claims of threats to his safety.

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COTU urges Kenyan workers abroad to register with Embassies

The Central Organization of Trade Unions (Kenya), COTU (K), has called on all Kenyan workers employed abroad to formally register with Kenya’s diplomatic missions.

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KNEC boss Dr Njengere appointed to UNESCO Council

He becomes the first Kenyan to sit on this prestigious non-executive board, where he will serve a four-year term.

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Mobile phones major challenge to exam integrity

Mobile phones are once again undermining Kenya’s national examinations, with students and even adults flouting strict bans despite heightened surveillance and warnings.

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Mudavadi: 400 Kenyans fall victim to fraudulent jobs in Asia

One teacher was shot dead in Tanzania during election violence, Prime CS Mudavadi says 8 Kenyans released while 3 others remain in custody, two in Arusha and on in Dar.

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TSC calls for adaptive and ethical leadership

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has reaffirmed its commitment to upskilling and empowering teachers as the government rollout Competency-Based Education (CBE).

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Gachagua alleges rising insecurity in Mbeere North ahead of by-election

Democratic Congress Party (DCP) leader Rigathi Gachagua raised alarm over what he termed as an emerging wave of politically instigated insecurity ahead of November 27 by-election.

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CS Ogamba: We have invested heavily to ensure integrity of exams

Ogamba said every learner, regardless of location or background, sits for their exams under the same fair and just conditions.

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Teachers to shift to SHA Medical Scheme

More than 400,000 teachers and their dependants are set to migrate from the Minet Kenya medical cover to the new Social Health Authority (SHA) scheme beginning December 1.

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CS Ogamba reaffirms government's commitment to credible exams

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has reaffirmed the government’s commitment  to upholding the integrity of national examinations, assuring Kenyans that stringent measures.

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Kenya ready to lead Africa's digital revolution, Says Mudavadi

Kenya is positioning as Africa’s leading hub for software and artificial intelligence (AI) innovation, with government unveil new strategies to transform the country into a digital powerhouse.

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Ruto defends his record amid criticism

President William Ruto defend his three-year record in office, maintaining that his administration has delivered on most of its promises despite mounting criticism over the economy.

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Nairobi City Water official charged with academic certificate forgery

Former Nairobi Water staffer Asembo Babra Gladys charged for using a fake KCSE certificate to get a job and illegally acquired Sh8.3 million of public funds.

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Partnerships power clean energy transition in schools

Kenya’s journey toward clean and sustainable energy is gaining attraction particularly in learning institutions across the country.

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Mudavadi: Greed-driven interests threaten Kenya's conservation efforts

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has warned that unregulated commercial interests driven by greed pose the greatest threat to Kenya’s conservation agenda.

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Scouts tapped for frontline role in youth empowerment programs

The government has announced plans to partner with the Kenya Scouts Association to enhance civic education, peacebuilding, and youth engagement initiatives nationwide.

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Wahome urges counties to waive land fees to boost public projects

Lands CS Alice Wahome urges county governments to waive land charges for affordable housing projects, says the initiative targets low-income Kenyans seeking decent homes

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Duale names new members to key health sector boards

Health CS Aden Duale appoints new members to Kenya Board of Mental Health, Pharmacy and Poisons Board for a period of 3 years, effective November 7.

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Government moves to restore learning in universities after 49-day strike

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba said plans are underway to cushion students and universities from the effects of the prolonged closure.

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MPs demand public participation before housing, market projects begin

The MPs warned that projects that lack community input will not be approved.

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Why Kenya is poised to lead Africa's next data centre wave

In Africa, the report highlights a maturing but uneven data centre landscape.

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The making of a deputy: One year that recast Kenya's no 2

Known for his calm demeanor, Kindiki popularised the phrase “fire si fire, noma si noma”, a reflection of his political philosophy. 

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Lecturers' strike called off

University staff unions call off strike after agreeing to two-phase payment of Sh7. 9b, first tranche in November and another in July 2026, UASU Sec-Gen Wasonga says; strike lasted 49 days.

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Parents brace for fee hike as Grade 9 learners move to senior school

As the KJSEA concluded on Monday, the government has hinted that the next academic level could come with increased school fees, determined by the learning pathway each student pursues.

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KUSU blames varsity stalemate on poor governance by vice chancellors

KUSU SG Charles Mukhwaya accuses public university VCs of poor governance and a lack of transparency, blaming them for the prolonged stalemate in negotiating and implementing workers CBAs

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Ruto calls for global unity at Doha Summit

President Ruto urges world leaders to avoid elevating one UN pillar over others, says global unity on social development has weakened.

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Government anchors CBET to equip youth with practical skills

The government has reaffirmed its commitment to building a skilled and future-ready workforce through the full rollout of the Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET).

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KCSE candidates begin written exams today amid tight security

The 2025 KCSE written examination begins Monday, with candidates sitting for English Paper 1 in the morning and Chemistry Paper 1 in the afternoon separated by a four-hour break.

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Landslide claims 14 learners in Elgeyo Marakwet, PS Bitok says

Fourteen school-going children are among the 29 people confirmed dead following a landslide that struck parts of Marakwet East in Elgeyo Marakwet County on Saturday.

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Why Ruto's congratulatory message to Samia Suluhu has divided Kenyans

President William Ruto’s congratulatory message to Tanzania’s re-elected leader Samia Suluhu Hassan has sparked heated debate among Kenyans.

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Mo Ibrahim Foundation condemns Tanzania unrest, warns of threat to democracy

The Mo Ibrahim Foundation has condemned the ongoing violence and repression in Tanzania following days of deadly protests.

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Mixed reactions as Samia Suluhu wins election

A day after her victory was announced, Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan is facing divided regional and domestic reactions.

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University Fund faces bottlenecks in Student-Centered Model as enrollment surges

Kenya’s higher education sector is facing fresh funding pressures despite reforms aimed at  promoting equity and accountability under the Student-Centered Funding Model (SCFM).

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Ruto unveils Sh4 trillion plan to propel Kenya from third to first world economy

President William Ruto outline Sh4 trillion infrastructure and productivity plan aimed at moving Kenya from a third-world to a first-world economy within the next three decades, without raising taxes.

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University alumni urge dialogue to end prolonged lecturers' strike

University alumni association has raised its concern on the ongoing strike in the education sector, warning that the prolonged industrial action is harming students, parents, and the education system.

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Leaders urge Kenyans to shun divisive politics, back Ruto's government

Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi likens the current political landscape to a stormy sea that requires steadiness and teamwork.

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Teach for Kenya graduates 84 education leaders

Eighty-four young leaders have completed the two-year Teach for Kenya Fellowship, a program aimed at transforming education in underserved communities.

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IFRC launches Sh2.1 billion appeal to save Kenyans from climate crisis

Stakeholders are warning that devastating mix of drought, floods, and disease outbreaks threatens millions of lives across the country’s Arid and Semi-Arid Lands (ASALs).

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Government moves to resolve exam transport challenges amid floods

The government has announced a series of measures to address logistical challenges affecting the delivery of national examination papers, particularly in regions hit by heavy rains and flooding.

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National exams continue smoothly countrywide amid budget constraints

The Kenya Junior School Education Assessment (KJSEA) has entered its fourth day, with candidates currently completing the Integrated Science exam for one hour and forty minutes.

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