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Professionals in the North Rift have urged parents and guardians to closely monitor the content their children consume during the August school holidays. They warned that unrestricted access to digital and broadcast media could negatively influence children’s behaviour and development. The experts also called for greater parental involvement and responsible digital use to protect learners…
Teachers have been encouraged to serve with passion and leave a lasting legacy wherever they work. Malivani AIC Comprehensive School Headteacher Joshua Mutuse said the impact teachers have on learners will outlive their years of service. Kivandini Primary School also appealed for support to expand infrastructure to meet its growing needs. Teachers have been encouraged…
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) has called for urgent measures to improve safety along the Narok–Bomet Highway. The union cited a rise in accidents involving teachers, learners and other road users. KNUT also urged stricter enforcement of traffic laws and improved road infrastructure to prevent further fatalities. The Kenya National Union of Teachers…
Professionals in the North Rift have urged parents and guardians to closely monitor the content their children consume during the August school holidays. They warned that unrestricted access to digital and broadcast media could negatively influence children’s behaviour and development. The experts also called for greater parental involvement and responsible digital use to protect learners…
Teachers have been encouraged to serve with passion and leave a lasting legacy wherever they work. Malivani AIC Comprehensive School Headteacher Joshua Mutuse said the impact teachers have on learners will outlive their years of service. Kivandini Primary School also appealed for support to expand infrastructure to meet its growing needs. Teachers have been encouraged…
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) has called for urgent measures to improve safety along the Narok–Bomet Highway. The union cited a rise in accidents involving teachers, learners and other road users. KNUT also urged stricter enforcement of traffic laws and improved road infrastructure to prevent further fatalities. The Kenya National Union of Teachers…
Professionals in the North Rift have urged parents…
Teachers have been encouraged to serve with passion…
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) has…
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