Early boarding: A child's safety, education, and emotional well-being at stake
The rising trend of sending children as young as seven to boarding schools has sparked heated debate.
By 3 days ago
Early boarding: A child's safety, education, and emotional well-being at stake
Schools claim they were unfairly targeted in boarding closure order
There is confusion following the government’s directive to shut down 348 boarding sections in primary schools for failing to meet safety standards.
By 3 days ago
Schools claim they were unfairly targeted in boarding closure order
KenGen picks Alfred Agoi as chairman to drive growth
Sabatia MP Alfred Agoi Masadia has been appointed KenGen board chairman, replacing Julius Ogamba.
By 5 days ago
KenGen picks Alfred Agoi as chairman to drive growth
Do not close boarding schools, state told
Stakeholders argue that the closure of boarding schools is a reactive measure and fault the state for failing to act promptly or provide alternative solutions.
By 7 days ago
Do not close boarding schools, state told
Which way for Kenyan universities?
Universities are grappling with underfunding, with the majority forced to look for ways to keep the institutions afloat.
By 8 days ago
Which way for Kenyan universities?
Outrage over proposed law to gag tech workers
Senator Aaron Cheruiyot says the Bill would not undermine workers’ rights, as Kenyan labour laws would still apply in employment disputes.
By 9 days ago
Outrage over proposed law to gag tech workers
Leadership overhaul is the solution to Moi University woes, Alumni
Moi University alumni are seeking the removal of the institution's Vice Chancellor Prof Isaac Kosgey.
By 10 days ago
Leadership overhaul is the solution to Moi University woes, Alumni
Standard CEO meets former employees, addresses pay delays and recovery plan
The meeting addressed the numerous challenges facing the company, including delays in payments owed to both current and former employees.
By 13 days ago
Standard CEO meets former employees, addresses pay delays and recovery plan
Save Moi University from collapse, alumni plead with government
Moi University alumni are voicing concerns about the institution’s decline as mismanagement and underfunding push their alma mater to the brink of collapse.
By 15 days ago
Save Moi University from collapse, alumni plead with government
Unending strikes, crash programs breeding unbaked graduates
Employers have already begun raising concerns about the quality of graduates entering the workforce in a post-strike world.
By 16 days ago
Unending strikes, crash programs breeding unbaked graduates
Lecturers' endless fight for better pay and terms
For decades, lecturers in public universities have contended with broken promises, meagre pay, and delayed salaries.
By 23 days ago
Lecturers' endless fight for better pay and terms
State elevates five technical institutes to national polytechnics
The government has announced the elevation of five technical training institutes (TTIs) to national polytechnics.
By 25 days ago
State elevates five technical institutes to national polytechnics
Connecting faith and heritage: Bible lessons for African children
From ancient Egypt to Ethiopia and beyond, children encounter people, places, and events that demonstrate Africa’s deep influence in the biblical narrative.
By 25 days ago
Connecting faith and heritage: Bible lessons for African children
Promotion boost for teachers as TSC declares 5,690 vacancies open
New promotions offer relief to teachers in newly established schools in light of CBC implementation.
By 29 days ago
Promotion boost for teachers as TSC declares 5,690 vacancies open
Students encouraged to pursue TVETs for further education
The country is facing a shortage of skilled technicians, urging students to explore technical fields that are critical to shaping Kenya's healthcare and economic future.
By 29 days ago
Students encouraged to pursue TVETs for further education
Varsity students decry wasted time amid lecturers strike
The ongoing lecturers’ strike in the country has left students stranded, unable to complete their coursework or prepare for exams.
By 1 month ago
Varsity students decry wasted time amid lecturers strike
Family asks police to speed up probe into Willis Ayieko's murder
The family of Wells Fargo manager Willis Ayieko, who was murdered two weeks ago, has appealed to the police to expedite investigations into his killing.
By 1 month ago
Family asks police to speed up probe into Willis Ayieko's murder
CS Duale intensifies efforts in ecosystem restoration
The project is a collaborative effort spearheaded by the Kenya Forest Service (KFS) in partnership with the Kaberua Community Forest Association (CFA).
By 1 month ago
CS Duale intensifies efforts in ecosystem restoration
MPs: Dons returned to work with no signed document
A meeting called to resolve the ongoing strike by university lecturers and workers failed to break the stalemate, as each side stuck to their demands.
By 1 month ago
MPs: Dons returned to work with no signed document
Primary school head teachers want their title changed
Head teachers will be demanding to be compensated for the period that they have acted as managers of the Junior Secondary School.
By 1 month ago
Primary school head teachers want their title changed
MPs summon UASU in attempt to end lecturers' strike
MPs are making a last-ditch attempt to resolve the Sh13.8 billion pay dispute involving lecturers of public universities. 
By 1 month ago
MPs summon UASU in attempt to end lecturers' strike
Cheat in KCSE at your own peril, Education CS warns
Education CS Ogamba stated that a multi-agency team is actively monitoring social media, with action already taken against websites falsely claiming access to exam papers.
By 1 month ago
Cheat in KCSE at your own peril, Education CS warns
Veteran journalist Peter Okong'o passes away at 54
The Kenyan media industry is mourning following the passing of Peter Okong’o, a veteran journalist.
By 1 month ago
Veteran journalist Peter Okong'o passes away at 54
Former Education Minister Peter Oloo Aringo dead
Former Education Minister Peter Oloo-Aringo dies aged 83, he was receiving treatment at a hospital in Nairobi, Alego Usonga MP Atandi confirms.
By 1 month ago
Former Education Minister Peter Oloo Aringo dead
No holiday for KCSE candidates
This directive shall also apply to all other basic education institutions that are in session.
By 1 month ago
No holiday for KCSE candidates
Teachers lament over shrinking payslips as SHA deductions begin
Teachers have decried increased taxation saying their take home pay has substantially diminished.
By 1 month ago
Teachers lament over shrinking payslips as SHA deductions begin
State quality assurance officers in a spot over fake KPSEA exam
The discovery of an unregistered school with children in Grade 6 has sparked debate among teachers, parents and education officials, raising concerns over the oversight gap.
By 1 month ago
State quality assurance officers in a spot over fake KPSEA exam
Women traders benefit from affordable childcare services
In Busia town, affordable childcare has transformed the lives of women entrepreneurs, offering a lifeline to mothers who need safe and accessible care options to focus on their businesses.
By 1 month ago
Women traders benefit from affordable childcare services
Special courts will hear exam cheating cases, says CS Ogamba
CS Julius Ogamba warned stern action against teachers found engaging in exam malpractice, adding that they will be blacklisted from practicing.
By 1 month ago
Special courts will hear exam cheating cases, says CS Ogamba
TSC announces 20,000 intern jobs up for grabs
Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has announced 20,000 jobs for teacher interns in junior secondary schools.
By 1 month ago
TSC announces 20,000 intern jobs up for grabs
Sh20b delayed capitation funds cripple KCSE preparations
Kenya Secondary School Heads Association Chairman Willie Kuria said that the government owes each student Sh6,000 this year making it difficult to procure materials for practical subjects.
By 1 month ago
Sh20b delayed capitation funds cripple KCSE preparations
Insecurity poses grave threat to candidates
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba on Saturday assured that the government is prioritising students’ safety and all candidates will be allowed to sit exams.
By 1 month ago
Insecurity poses grave threat to candidates
Lecturers return to the streets after talks flop
Some 700,000 students in public universities wake up on Tuesday to another round of lecturers’ strike, just a month after resuming classes.
By 1 month ago
Lecturers return to the streets after talks flop
CUEA celebrates a legacy of faith, knowledge and service
Universities have been urged to offer moral and ethics lessons to students in order to mold them into productive citizens.
By 1 month ago
CUEA celebrates a legacy of faith, knowledge and service
Colleges to register afresh with qualifications authority, says PS
All training institutions will have to register with the Kenya National Qualifications Authority to get certification.
By 1 month ago
Colleges to register afresh with qualifications authority, says PS
Moi University fights for survival amid calls for urgent overhaul
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has said while financial bailouts were necessary, the long-term solution required robust reforms in governance and financial management at Moi University.
By 1 month ago
Moi University fights for survival amid calls for urgent overhaul
Looming crisis as lecturers return to streets, cite broken promises
Learning in public universities could be paralysed again after lecturers issued a fresh strike notice, faulting the government for failed promises.
By 1 month ago
Looming crisis as lecturers return to streets, cite broken promises
Parents face mounting costs as exams season draws
Parents find themselves caught in a web of extra charges aimed at boosting student performance, often leaving those with fewer financial resources feeling overwhelmed.
By 1 month ago
Parents face mounting costs as exams season draws
City Hall steps up audit of buildings to avert disaster
Nairobi residents, grappling with unsafe buildings, are set to see renewed efforts on compliance from the County Government and the National Building Inspectorate.
By 1 month ago
City Hall steps up audit of buildings to avert disaster
Highrise building collapses in city search on for mother, child
Authorities are searching for a missing woman and her child following the collapse of a condemned highrise building in Kahawa West, Nairobi, Sunday.
By 1 month ago
Highrise building collapses in city search on for mother, child
Freedom heroes who led struggle outside the forest
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Ruto's frenzy of meetings amid public mistrust
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Chan intrigues: How Kenya shot itself in the foot
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Treasury eyes more tax revenue after Ruto signs key bills into law
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Teen mothers receive support for school and food needs
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