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St John’s Nyamagwa Boys High School will hold its annual cultural festival on Friday this week. The event will showcase Gusii traditional foods, dressing, housing, dances, music and community values. Enock Okong’o reports that parents, alumni and elders will join learners during the cultural celebrations. St John’s Nyamagwa Boys High School in Sameta Sub-County is…
Astiba Kebong’o examines how unresolved family conflict can place children’s safety and wellbeing at risk. She calls for positive discipline, dialogue and early intervention when warning signs emerge within families. Schools, churches and government also have crucial roles in strengthening families and protecting vulnerable children. The reported death of a Form Three student in Iranda,…
KUPPET wants the entire Narok County gazetted as a hardship area to benefit all teachers. Branch chairperson Kipkoech Kirui says teachers across the county face challenges warranting hardship allowances. The union says extending hardship status would address disparities and motivate teachers serving across Narok. The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) has renewed…
St John’s Nyamagwa Boys High School will hold its annual cultural festival on Friday this week. The event will showcase Gusii traditional foods, dressing, housing, dances, music and community values. Enock Okong’o reports that parents, alumni and elders will join learners during the cultural celebrations. St John’s Nyamagwa Boys High School in Sameta Sub-County is…
Astiba Kebong’o examines how unresolved family conflict can place children’s safety and wellbeing at risk. She calls for positive discipline, dialogue and early intervention when warning signs emerge within families. Schools, churches and government also have crucial roles in strengthening families and protecting vulnerable children. The reported death of a Form Three student in Iranda,…
KUPPET wants the entire Narok County gazetted as a hardship area to benefit all teachers. Branch chairperson Kipkoech Kirui says teachers across the county face challenges warranting hardship allowances. The union says extending hardship status would address disparities and motivate teachers serving across Narok. The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) has renewed…
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