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The Laikipia County Government has disbursed Sh75 million in bursaries to benefit at least 15,000 bright and needy students across the county. Governor Joshua Irungu, while issuing the cheques in Nanyuki, revealed that more than 19,000 students had applied for the funds, highlighting the growing demand for education support. “I want to assure you that in the…
Makueni KESSHA chairman Johnstone Ndivo has called upon leaders and good Samaritans to extend a helping hand to vulnerable school-going children and society in general. Speaking during the supervision of a modern house that they, as the Makueni County Secondary School Heads Association (KESSHA), are constructing for an elderly woman in Kasikeu Ward, Kilome Constituency,…
KUPPET Kisii Branch has threatened to paralyse learning in the county when schools reopen for the second term unless the government clears the unpaid dues owed to teachers who manned the 2025 national examinations. Newly elected Branch Executive Secretary Abel Kinyanchui issued the warning on Friday after calling a press conference at People’s Park in…
The Laikipia County Government has disbursed Sh75 million in bursaries to benefit at least 15,000 bright and needy students across the county. Governor Joshua Irungu, while issuing the cheques in Nanyuki, revealed that more than 19,000 students had applied for the funds, highlighting the growing demand for education support. “I want to assure you that in the…
Makueni KESSHA chairman Johnstone Ndivo has called upon leaders and good Samaritans to extend a helping hand to vulnerable school-going children and society in general. Speaking during the supervision of a modern house that they, as the Makueni County Secondary School Heads Association (KESSHA), are constructing for an elderly woman in Kasikeu Ward, Kilome Constituency,…
KUPPET Kisii Branch has threatened to paralyse learning in the county when schools reopen for the second term unless the government clears the unpaid dues owed to teachers who manned the 2025 national examinations. Newly elected Branch Executive Secretary Abel Kinyanchui issued the warning on Friday after calling a press conference at People’s Park in…
The Laikipia County Government has disbursed Sh75 million…
Makueni KESSHA chairman Johnstone Ndivo has called upon…
KUPPET Kisii Branch has threatened to paralyse learning…
As schools prepare to reopen next week for…
Education stakeholders from schools located along the Kericho–Kisumu…
First and foremost, students who sat for KCSE…
A total of 450 youth from across Elgeyo…
A group of unemployed P1 certificate teachers in…
The Kajiado County Government, in partnership with Kipeto Energy,…
If Competency-Based Education (CBE) is to succeed in…
Teacher in Nandi County under the Kenya Union…
I have found myself thinking deeply about the…
A proposal by MPs to the CS for…
Former Kenya Secondary Schools Heads Association (KESSHA) chairman…
Dr. Wilberforce Manoah Jahonga, Deputy Principal at Bushiangala…
The government through the State Department for Technical…
West Pokot County is today set for a…
For many schools, government capitation grants have become…
Just for risibility reasons. Just in jest. There…
The Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET)…
