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Ingotse Boys High School in Kakamega has been closed indefinitely following a violent student protest that erupted on the night of Wednesday, May 20, leaving property destroyed and learning activities paralysed at the institution. Reports indicate that students damaged multiple facilities within the school before walking out of the compound. The school library was among…
The Kenya Universities and Colleges Placement Service (KUCCPS) has added several highly competitive new courses to its portal, which are now available for selection during the current revision period. During the second KUCCPS webinar on Wednesday, May 20, John Oluoch, the Director for Placement and Career Development, announced that several highly competitive courses have been…
A retired primary school teacher has called for the introduction and strengthening of homeschooling in Kenya, citing rising cases of child defilement, kidnapping, and moral decay in society. Zachary Obure, a veteran educator, church elder, and chairman of the Abagusii Council of Elders in Kenyenya Sub-county, argues that homeschooling could provide a safer and more…
Ingotse Boys High School in Kakamega has been closed indefinitely following a violent student protest that erupted on the night of Wednesday, May 20, leaving property destroyed and learning activities paralysed at the institution. Reports indicate that students damaged multiple facilities within the school before walking out of the compound. The school library was among…
The Kenya Universities and Colleges Placement Service (KUCCPS) has added several highly competitive new courses to its portal, which are now available for selection during the current revision period. During the second KUCCPS webinar on Wednesday, May 20, John Oluoch, the Director for Placement and Career Development, announced that several highly competitive courses have been…
A retired primary school teacher has called for the introduction and strengthening of homeschooling in Kenya, citing rising cases of child defilement, kidnapping, and moral decay in society. Zachary Obure, a veteran educator, church elder, and chairman of the Abagusii Council of Elders in Kenyenya Sub-county, argues that homeschooling could provide a safer and more…
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