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Teachers battling alcohol dependence need treatment, support and a second chance rather than condemnation or disciplinary punishment alone. TSC’s wellness framework has been credited with recognising alcoholism as a workplace concern, though counties and sub-counties have been urged to make wellness services more accessible at the grassroots. Administrators, colleagues and families have been called upon…
Maureen Chepkoech, a 17-year-old Grade 10 student from Korongoi Girls Secondary School, has been found safe after going missing on September 1, 2026. The student was last seen boarding a boda boda, prompting her family to report the disappearance at Cheborgei Police Station. Maureen’s family has expressed relief and gratitude to all who supported the…
TSC, school administrators, colleagues and families have been urged to recognise early warning signs of distress and reject harmful gossip and stigma around personal struggles. A teacher is trained to notice when a learner changes. A sudden drop in performance, withdrawal from friends, unusual silence or a change in behaviour can raise an alarm. But who…
Teachers battling alcohol dependence need treatment, support and a second chance rather than condemnation or disciplinary punishment alone. TSC’s wellness framework has been credited with recognising alcoholism as a workplace concern, though counties and sub-counties have been urged to make wellness services more accessible at the grassroots. Administrators, colleagues and families have been called upon…
Maureen Chepkoech, a 17-year-old Grade 10 student from Korongoi Girls Secondary School, has been found safe after going missing on September 1, 2026. The student was last seen boarding a boda boda, prompting her family to report the disappearance at Cheborgei Police Station. Maureen’s family has expressed relief and gratitude to all who supported the…
TSC, school administrators, colleagues and families have been urged to recognise early warning signs of distress and reject harmful gossip and stigma around personal struggles. A teacher is trained to notice when a learner changes. A sudden drop in performance, withdrawal from friends, unusual silence or a change in behaviour can raise an alarm. But who…
Teachers battling alcohol dependence need treatment, support and…
Maureen Chepkoech, a 17-year-old Grade 10 student from…
TSC, school administrators, colleagues and families have been…
The Trans Nzoia education fraternity is mourning the…
Parents have been urged to maintain continuous follow-up…
Kenya National Association of Architects President George Ndege…
Police in Kenol have launched investigations after the…
UNICEF has found that more than 1.29 million…
Derrick Masika, Student Association President at Kibabii Diploma…
An 18-year-old, Liin Muktar, has gone missing in…
TSC has announced that the World Teachers’ Day…
Enock Okong’o argues that sustained reading builds depth,…
Hillary Muhalya says renewed Education Assessment Resource Centres…
Enock Okong’o traces Alfred Mutua’s journey from a…
Machakos Deputy Governor Francis Mwangangi warns that forcing…
Hillary Muhalya argues that pastoral education should become…
Two women were intercepted at JKIA while preparing…
Yabesh Onwonga argues that Kenya’s challenge is not…
Yabesh Onwonga argues that protecting children online cannot…
