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Emmanuel Kipngetich Rono from Cheptabach in Boito Ward, Konoin Sub-county, Bomet County, has earned a place at the East Africa Secondary School Games after clinching silver in the long jump during the KSSSA term one games held in Kisumu. Rono delivered a strong and composed performance against a highly competitive national field, finishing as first…
Teachers across the country have been urged to be treated with greater empathy and understanding, as leaders in the education sector call for a more humane approach to school administration. KUPPET Meru Executive Secretary, Njira Morris Muthomi, emphasised that while teachers are expected to be sensitive to learners’ home environments, their own personal struggles must…
Special Needs Education (SNE) trained teachers in Kenya have called on the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to urgently include them in upcoming recruitment exercises, citing continued exclusion despite their growing importance in promoting inclusive education across the country. In their appeal, the teachers expressed concern that recent recruitment drives have largely focused on regular teachers,…
Emmanuel Kipngetich Rono from Cheptabach in Boito Ward, Konoin Sub-county, Bomet County, has earned a place at the East Africa Secondary School Games after clinching silver in the long jump during the KSSSA term one games held in Kisumu. Rono delivered a strong and composed performance against a highly competitive national field, finishing as first…
Teachers across the country have been urged to be treated with greater empathy and understanding, as leaders in the education sector call for a more humane approach to school administration. KUPPET Meru Executive Secretary, Njira Morris Muthomi, emphasised that while teachers are expected to be sensitive to learners’ home environments, their own personal struggles must…
Special Needs Education (SNE) trained teachers in Kenya have called on the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to urgently include them in upcoming recruitment exercises, citing continued exclusion despite their growing importance in promoting inclusive education across the country. In their appeal, the teachers expressed concern that recent recruitment drives have largely focused on regular teachers,…
Emmanuel Kipngetich Rono from Cheptabach in Boito Ward,…
Teachers across the country have been urged to…
Special Needs Education (SNE) trained teachers in Kenya…
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Friends School Kamusinga, Butere Girls, and Upper Hill…
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The Kenya Union of Special Needs Education Teachers …
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Students at Kisii University who have not cleared…
All roads will lead today to Kisumu National…
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In today’s competitive job market, the value of…
If you sat the 2025 Kenya Certificate of…
In the heart of Garissa County, where vast…
