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The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has unveiled plans to reduce speed limits along sections of Thika Road that host schools for children with special needs, in a bid to enhance safety for vulnerable learners crossing the busy highway. Speaking during a consultative forum with public service vehicle (PSV) operators in Kiambu, NTSA officer…
In Kenya, and across much of Africa, persistent calls for a fundamental re-examination of the education system have grown louder with each passing year. The long-standing 8-4-4 structure is being phased out, and the Competency-Based Curriculum has been ushered in with the promise of shifting focus from rote memorisation to the cultivation of practical skills…
Funyula town was filled with jubilation as students of St. Cecilia Nangina Girls took to the streets in celebration following the school’s elevation from C2 to C1 status—officially earning recognition as a National School. The milestone places St. Cecilia Nangina Girls among an elite group of institutions in Busia County, joining Butula Boys High School,…
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has unveiled plans to reduce speed limits along sections of Thika Road that host schools for children with special needs, in a bid to enhance safety for vulnerable learners crossing the busy highway. Speaking during a consultative forum with public service vehicle (PSV) operators in Kiambu, NTSA officer…
In Kenya, and across much of Africa, persistent calls for a fundamental re-examination of the education system have grown louder with each passing year. The long-standing 8-4-4 structure is being phased out, and the Competency-Based Curriculum has been ushered in with the promise of shifting focus from rote memorisation to the cultivation of practical skills…
Funyula town was filled with jubilation as students of St. Cecilia Nangina Girls took to the streets in celebration following the school’s elevation from C2 to C1 status—officially earning recognition as a National School. The milestone places St. Cecilia Nangina Girls among an elite group of institutions in Busia County, joining Butula Boys High School,…
The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has…
In Kenya, and across much of Africa, persistent…
Funyula town was filled with jubilation as students…
Baringo Central Member of Parliament Joshua Kandie on…
A new UNESCO Global Education Monitoring (GEM) Report…
Kisii County government is working to support youth…
Vocational College instructors in West Pokot County have…
West Pokot County is drawing closer to getting…
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) Secretary…
Meru County National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF) coordinator…
In Nairobi and many other urban areas, a…
Bursary funds are among the most vital instruments…
Six families in Nakuru and Laikipia Counties are…
Baringo Central National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF)…
Principal Secretary for Technical and Vocational Education and…
The Joseph Waswa Foundation is set to issue…
Embakasi East Member of Parliament (MP) Babu Owino…
Punishment in schools has long been a contested…
The Catholic Diocese of Bungoma, Bishop Mark Kadima…
The claim by some Senior School teachers that…
