Kindiki warns against divisive rhetoric, calls for responsible leadership
The Deputy President emphasised the delicate balance between a maturing democracy and the need to protect national unity.
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Kindiki warns against divisive rhetoric, calls for responsible leadership
Ruto vows to protect children against people out to corrupt their minds
Ruto indirectly addressed the controversy surrounding Echoes of War, a student play that was not staged in this year's Kenya National Drama and Film Festival in Nakuru despite qualifying.
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Ruto vows to protect children against people out to corrupt their minds
State lays ground to formalise role of village elders
The government plans to roll out public participation for the Draft National Government Village Administration Policy, in efforts to formally recognise and empower village elders.
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State lays ground to formalise role of village elders
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Why government stopped 'Echoes of War' play
Education CS Julius Ogamba explained why Butere Girls were prevented from performing their Echoes of War play at the national level.
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Why government stopped 'Echoes of War' play
Government receives a consignment of Mpox vaccines
Kenya receives 10,700 doses of Mpox vaccine to curb disease spread, Health Ministry says; 67 cases confirmed since July 2024.
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Government receives a consignment of Mpox vaccines
Africa is awake and rising economically- Ruto
President William Ruto has called on African countries to seize the moment and claim their rightful place in the global economy.
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Africa is awake and rising economically- Ruto
Commission seeks to halt auction of Matili technical college
EACC files an application in a Bungoma High Court seeking to stop auction of public assets belonging to Matili Technical Training Institute.
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Commission seeks to halt auction of Matili technical college
Dons call for unity among universities
University Vice-chancellors from East Africa have called for regional integration, internationalisation, and joint recognition of academic programs.
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Dons call for unity among universities
Sponsorship programme for special needs learners launched
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has unveiled an education sponsorship programme to support children with disabilities in secondary education.
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Sponsorship programme for special needs learners launched
IWMI unveils strategy to tackle water, climate challenges in East Africa
At the core of the new strategy are three interconnected goals: mitigating water risks by preparing for and responding to current and future water-related challenges.
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IWMI unveils strategy to tackle water, climate challenges in East Africa
All eyes on KNEC as four million candidates set to sit exams in CBC era
More than four million candidates are expected to sit various assessments across the four levels—KCSE, KPSEA, KJSEA and KPLEA—posing logistical and educational challenges for Knec.
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All eyes on KNEC as four million candidates set to sit exams in CBC era
Stakeholders raise concerns over Math specialisation at Senior Schools
Math is an essential subject for building a competent workforce for the 21st century. It has applications in all other areas, including the humanities, sports, and, of course, STEM
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Stakeholders raise concerns over Math specialisation at Senior Schools
Gates Foundation withdraws from host agreement with Kenya
Gates Foundation withdraws from Host Country Agreement with Kenya, to continue only branch operations following controversy over diplomatic immunity.
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Gates Foundation withdraws from host agreement with Kenya
Vulnerable students dreams shattered as schools withhold KCSE certificates
Thousands of students from vulnerable backgrounds across Kenya are unable to collect their KCSE certificates or result slips due to unpaid school fees.
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Vulnerable students dreams shattered as schools withhold KCSE certificates
Kenya to continue humanitarian aid to Sudan despite tea ban, says Mudavadi
Kenya will not let trade tensions disrupt its humanitarian mission in Sudan, despite the export ban, Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi says.
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Kenya to continue humanitarian aid to Sudan despite tea ban, says Mudavadi
Heartbreak as families left homeless in Kwale
Hundreds of families, many of them women and children at Gazi village in Kwale County on Monday, watched helplessly as their homes were reduced to rubble under the watch of police officers.
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Heartbreak as families left homeless in Kwale
Murkomen tours Coast region amid rising insecurity cases
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen on Monday began his six-day tour of the Coastal region amid rising cases of insecurity.
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Murkomen tours Coast region amid rising insecurity cases
Kenyan students get new opportunities for higher education in Europe
A major campaign to attract Kenyan students to European universities is currently underway, following the launch of a recruitment initiative by the European Union Delegation to Kenya.
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Kenyan students get new opportunities for higher education in Europe
Government committed to settle pending NHIF hospital bills - Duale
Duale noted that only genuine claims should be approved for payment.
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Government committed to settle pending NHIF hospital bills - Duale
Kenya to host over 1,000 youth leaders for CorpsAfrica ACC conference
Kenya is set to host over 1,000 youths for the CorpsAfrica All-Country Conference (ACC 2025), a gathering of youth leaders focused on advancing community-led solutions on the continent
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Kenya to host over 1,000 youth leaders for CorpsAfrica ACC conference
Nakhumicha opens up on Gachagua's alleged role in KEMSA scandal
Susan Nakhumicha has disclosed that she was unaware of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s alleged involvement in a Sh3.7 billion KEMSA tender during her tenure.
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Nakhumicha opens up on Gachagua's alleged role in KEMSA scandal
My exit was political, not performance-based, says Nakhumicha
Former Health CS Susan Nakhumicha attributs her removal from office to political dynamics rather than professional failure, defending her record despite controversies that marred her tenure
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My exit was political, not performance-based, says Nakhumicha
CJ Koome mourns Senior Counsel Pheroze Nowrojee
Nowrojee passed on April 5 in the United States at 84.
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CJ Koome mourns Senior Counsel Pheroze Nowrojee
Russian cultural workshop seeks to tackle education challenges in rural areas
Poor infrastructure, water scarcity, and alarmingly high dropout rates, particularly among girls, dominated the three-day Russian Cultural Workshop.
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Russian cultural workshop seeks to tackle education challenges in rural areas
Kenya charts path to ethical, inclusive, and innovation-driven AI adoption says Mudavadi
Kenya is positioning itself to become Africa’s leading hub for artificial intelligence (AI) model innovation, with a vision focused on sustainable development, economic growth, and social inclusion.
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Kenya charts path to ethical, inclusive, and innovation-driven AI adoption says Mudavadi
A new dawn at Standard Group as Chaacha Mwita named Executive Editor
Standard Group PLC appoints Chaacha Mwita as Chief Executive Editor (CEE).
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A new dawn at Standard Group as Chaacha Mwita named Executive Editor
Women MPs urge swift action on children's vaccines
KEWOPA said the government's delay in fulfilling its co-financing obligations could lead to severe vaccine shortages and jeopardize child health nationwide.
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Women MPs urge swift action on children's vaccines
Kenyan businesses brace for US tariffs impact
Kenyan businesses exporting to the US will face higher costs as a 10pc tariff imposed, Trade and Foreign Affairs ministries say working on a plan to expand production.
By 11 days ago
Kenyan businesses brace for US tariffs impact
Museveni arrives in Juba as AU, IGAD mediate South Sudan peace talks
This is in a bid by regional leaders making urgent interventions to salvage the youngest African nation’s fragile peace.
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Museveni arrives in Juba as AU, IGAD mediate South Sudan peace talks
AU panel in Juba to intervene in South Sudan crisis
The Panel of the Wise, a key pillar of the African Peace and Security Architecture (APSA) since 2007, comprises African leaders focused on conflict prevention and resolution.
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AU panel in Juba to intervene in South Sudan crisis
Government to appeal judgment on eCitizen school fee payments
Government to appeal court judgement against e-Citizen school fee payment, Education PS Bitok argues the platform protects parents from hidden charges.
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Government to appeal judgment on eCitizen school fee payments
'Don't read too much into it,' Kahiga clears air over Ruto link
Nyeri Governor Mutahi Kahiga’s appearance at President William Ruto’s tour in Kieni has raised eyebrows, given his vocal criticism of the Kenya Kwanza administration.
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'Don't read too much into it,' Kahiga clears air over Ruto link
TSC promotes 25,000 teachers
TSC promotes over 25,000 teachers across various levels, from primary to high school, receives Sh1 billion to implement new salary scales.
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TSC promotes 25,000 teachers
Social change and innovation to dominate schools Drama and Film Festival
Riara Springs Girls’ High School will represent Nairobi with The Bottle Trap, a powerful play that explores the devastating impact of alcohol addiction on young lives.
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Social change and innovation to dominate schools Drama and Film Festival
Check your water meters and settle bills or face consequences
Illegal water connections have long plagued the city, reducing efficiency in water distribution.
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Check your water meters and settle bills or face consequences
Alarm as schools close early amid funding gaps
Concerns are mounting among parents and education stakeholders over the persistent early closure of schools, defying the Ministry of Education’s official academic calendar.
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Alarm as schools close early amid funding gaps
Juba denies Raila's claims on Machar's house arrest, Uganda mediation
Odinga, who was sent by President William Ruto to assess rising tensions in South Sudan, met with Kiir on Friday, March 29, before traveling to Uganda.
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Juba denies Raila's claims on Machar's house arrest, Uganda mediation
We will not be arm twisted, opposition says on IEBC chair nominee
Opposition leaders Kalonzo Musyoka, Karua and Wamalwa say they will reject IEBC chair nominee if not involved in the selection process, vow not to be arm-twisted.
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We will not be arm twisted, opposition says on IEBC chair nominee
State in bid to align TVET to competency-based curriculum
The Ministry of Education has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthen TVET institutions to support the ongoing transition to the competency-based curriculum.
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State in bid to align TVET to competency-based curriculum
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Parents anxious over flaws in senior school placement system
Many parents fear that their children may be placed in pathways that lack the necessary resources, forcing them to appeal their placements thus delaying their academic progress.
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Parents anxious over flaws in senior school placement system
Patriotism is devotion to country, not President as some leaders believe
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Agriculture and devolution: Time to close missing links
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State pushes for shared cooking gas facilities to cut costs, boost access
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