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CBE offers Kenya an opportunity to shift learners from a job-seeking mindset toward becoming value creators and problem solvers. Learners should embed financial literacy, budgeting, saving and entrepreneurship into everyday subjects such as mathematics, agriculture, ICT and science. Parents, teachers and curriculum developers should treat financial discipline and value creation as core elements of CBE,…
KUPPET Western Region Secretary Sabala Inyeni has defended KESSHA against parliamentary scrutiny, rejecting its characterisation as a private members’ club. Inyeni has argued that KESSHA operates as a professional body with a constitution, legitimate bank accounts and democratic leadership elected every five years. Inyeni has maintained that isolated cases of financial misconduct by individual principals…
Artificial intelligence poses a growing risk through unchecked authority over decisions affecting employment, elections and public information. Kenya’s institutional and regulatory capacity has lagged behind its enthusiasm for adopting new technologies, leaving the country vulnerable to AI-driven political manipulation. The government should regulate high-risk AI, hold companies accountable and ensure human responsibility remains central to…
CBE offers Kenya an opportunity to shift learners from a job-seeking mindset toward becoming value creators and problem solvers. Learners should embed financial literacy, budgeting, saving and entrepreneurship into everyday subjects such as mathematics, agriculture, ICT and science. Parents, teachers and curriculum developers should treat financial discipline and value creation as core elements of CBE,…
KUPPET Western Region Secretary Sabala Inyeni has defended KESSHA against parliamentary scrutiny, rejecting its characterisation as a private members’ club. Inyeni has argued that KESSHA operates as a professional body with a constitution, legitimate bank accounts and democratic leadership elected every five years. Inyeni has maintained that isolated cases of financial misconduct by individual principals…
Artificial intelligence poses a growing risk through unchecked authority over decisions affecting employment, elections and public information. Kenya’s institutional and regulatory capacity has lagged behind its enthusiasm for adopting new technologies, leaving the country vulnerable to AI-driven political manipulation. The government should regulate high-risk AI, hold companies accountable and ensure human responsibility remains central to…
CBE offers Kenya an opportunity to shift learners…
KUPPET Western Region Secretary Sabala Inyeni has defended…
Artificial intelligence poses a growing risk through unchecked…
A Usawa Agenda report has revealed that 35…
TVET Director Rosemary Kimani has urged principals in…
A 15-year-old Kirinyaga schoolgirl has threatened to quit…
Kisii County health officials have raised alarm over…
Former UoN Vice-Chancellor Prof Kiama Gitahi has returned…
TSC has dismissed as fake a circular circulating…
Learners of Sotik Comprehensive School have taken to…
KNEC has extended the deadline for uploading 2026…
Former Sotik MP Dominic Koskei has condemned the…
59 per cent of Kenyans favour improved dialogue…
Schools have dominated Kenya’s provisional Junior Starlets squad…
Teachers at Kiamuruga Primary School have condemned a…
Kenya has expanded national polytechnics from 23 to…
Wilson Sossion and Antonina Lentoijoniare are set to…
Universities have accumulated approximately Ksh300 million in unpaid…
TSC will shortlist three candidates for every advertised…
MPs have asked KUCCPS to disclose institutions that…
