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Bursaries have been rolled out by Butere Member of Parliament, MP Tindi Mwale, in tertiary institutions and senior schools across the Constituency. The MP commenced disbursements of bursary cheques at Lufumbo Girls Senior School after he commissioned a modern dorm holding a capacity of 250 students. Through vigorous vetting of bursaries applicants, he announced that…
The government has been urged to review the Social Health Authority (SHA) package for teachers, following concerns that educators are not receiving adequate medical cover. Speaking in Kapsowar, the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) Second Vice National Chairman, Aggrey Namisi, stated that teachers under SHA are facing challenges in accessing medical services, contrary to…
Principal Secretary for Basic Education Prof. Julius Bitok has attributed overcrowding in some Grade 10 classes to “overzealous” school heads who admitted learners beyond the limits set by the ministry’s digital placement system. Appearing before the National Assembly Committee on Education, Bitok explained that the transition of 1,130,459 learners who sat the inaugural Kenya Junior…
Bursaries have been rolled out by Butere Member of Parliament, MP Tindi Mwale, in tertiary institutions and senior schools across the Constituency. The MP commenced disbursements of bursary cheques at Lufumbo Girls Senior School after he commissioned a modern dorm holding a capacity of 250 students. Through vigorous vetting of bursaries applicants, he announced that…
The government has been urged to review the Social Health Authority (SHA) package for teachers, following concerns that educators are not receiving adequate medical cover. Speaking in Kapsowar, the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) Second Vice National Chairman, Aggrey Namisi, stated that teachers under SHA are facing challenges in accessing medical services, contrary to…
Principal Secretary for Basic Education Prof. Julius Bitok has attributed overcrowding in some Grade 10 classes to “overzealous” school heads who admitted learners beyond the limits set by the ministry’s digital placement system. Appearing before the National Assembly Committee on Education, Bitok explained that the transition of 1,130,459 learners who sat the inaugural Kenya Junior…
Bursaries have been rolled out by Butere Member…
The government has been urged to review the…
Principal Secretary for Basic Education Prof. Julius Bitok…
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When Kenya transitioned from the 8-4-4 system to…
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Students at St. Mary’s Kibabii Boys High School…
The Kenya National High Way Authority (KeNHA) has…
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