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The KMTC Siongiroi Campus has reached99 per cent completion and is expected to admit its first students in December 2026. The county government has planned to construct additional classrooms and establish a Level Four hospital to complement the campus. The project has raised expectations of expanded medical training access, healthcare delivery, and economic activity in…
Astiba has called for a shift in approach that includes boys, parents, teachers and communities in preventing the exploitation of vulnerable children. There is need for stronger teacher safeguarding training, age-appropriate education, and stricter enforcement of the law against adults who exploit children. The recent report from Bungoma County that 36 schoolgirls have been affected…
Kisii County’s decision to extend its milk provision programme to pupils from Nursery to Grade One and Two has been lauded as a step expected to boost primary school enrolment, particularly benefiting children from poor homes who often drop out of school due to lack of adequate food. Sameta Mokwerero Ward MCA Sonye Ondari praised…
The KMTC Siongiroi Campus has reached99 per cent completion and is expected to admit its first students in December 2026. The county government has planned to construct additional classrooms and establish a Level Four hospital to complement the campus. The project has raised expectations of expanded medical training access, healthcare delivery, and economic activity in…
Astiba has called for a shift in approach that includes boys, parents, teachers and communities in preventing the exploitation of vulnerable children. There is need for stronger teacher safeguarding training, age-appropriate education, and stricter enforcement of the law against adults who exploit children. The recent report from Bungoma County that 36 schoolgirls have been affected…
Kisii County’s decision to extend its milk provision programme to pupils from Nursery to Grade One and Two has been lauded as a step expected to boost primary school enrolment, particularly benefiting children from poor homes who often drop out of school due to lack of adequate food. Sameta Mokwerero Ward MCA Sonye Ondari praised…
The KMTC Siongiroi Campus has reached99 per cent…
Astiba has called for a shift in approach…
Kisii County’s decision to extend its milk provision…
TSC has been urged to publish teacher promotion…
The High Court has reset the TSC CEO…
Pwani University students raise concerns over lecture hall…
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Kisii and Kericho stakeholders seek clarity on proposed…
The government has launched efforts to integrate systems…
Senator Kibwana calls for scrutiny of QVSE operations…
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ECDE applicants in Kericho await the next recruitment…
CS Ogamba has held consultative talks with UASU…
Mike ‘Gorba’ says humour should never become an…
The Machakos Town MP says the school has…
The government has intensified disaster preparedness as the…
