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The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has sounded an alarm over the fate of more than 43,000 intern teachers following a Court of Appeal ruling that declared the internship programme unconstitutional. The Commission warned that the decision could disrupt learning across the country unless urgent measures are taken to secure additional funding. Appearing before the National…
Another batch of 4,018 needy students has received bursaries worth KSh34.4 million from the Kwale County Government as efforts to enhance access to education intensify. The latest disbursement is part of the county’s ongoing commitment to ensure that learners from disadvantaged backgrounds are not locked out of school due to financial hardship. The funds target…
The rains are not to be blamed; our bad behaviours are. The rain didn’t start beating us. We are simply crying wolf. Nature has released her wrath on our errant conduct. Every time heavy rains fall in Nairobi, the city seems to come to a standstill. Roads turn into rivers, homes are submerged, traffic collapses,…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has sounded an alarm over the fate of more than 43,000 intern teachers following a Court of Appeal ruling that declared the internship programme unconstitutional. The Commission warned that the decision could disrupt learning across the country unless urgent measures are taken to secure additional funding. Appearing before the National…
Another batch of 4,018 needy students has received bursaries worth KSh34.4 million from the Kwale County Government as efforts to enhance access to education intensify. The latest disbursement is part of the county’s ongoing commitment to ensure that learners from disadvantaged backgrounds are not locked out of school due to financial hardship. The funds target…
The rains are not to be blamed; our bad behaviours are. The rain didn’t start beating us. We are simply crying wolf. Nature has released her wrath on our errant conduct. Every time heavy rains fall in Nairobi, the city seems to come to a standstill. Roads turn into rivers, homes are submerged, traffic collapses,…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has sounded an…
Another batch of 4,018 needy students has received…
The rains are not to be blamed; our…
Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) Secretary General…
Members of the National Assembly Committee on Education…
Members of the National Assembly Committee on Education…
The Employment and Labour Relations Court has temporarily…
A recent report presented to the National Assembly…
Every year, the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC)…
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A typical high school learner attends about eight…
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Kisii National Polytechnic students and local leaders have…
Leaders from Elgeyo Marakwet County have urged the…
The St. Joseph’s Girls Senior School from Trans…
Bulimia Nervosa is a serious eating disorder in…
Reforms in the Technical and Vocational Education and…
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