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Schools in Bungoma County have begun cultivating Nyota beans through a HarvestPlus initiative aimed at improving learner nutrition and building practical farming skills. Parents have been urged to grow and supply the beans to schools as a contribution towards education expenses. The programme will help learners acquire agricultural knowledge while promoting healthy diets across 150…
Migori Deputy Governor Joseph Mahiri has urged residents to embrace alternative livelihoods and keep children in school amid concerns over gold mining’s impact on education. Komasincha Primary School head teacher Simon Manganyi revealed that the school has lost many pupils to mining activities, exposing them to child labour and health risks. Migori Deputy Governor Dr…
CEMASTEA has set a September 15 deadline for 7,000 Junior School STEM teachers to complete a school-based induction exercise required for certification. The centre has revealed that many teachers trained on virtual laboratories in June have yet to cascade the training to at least three colleagues each, as required. Affected teachers have been directed to…
Schools in Bungoma County have begun cultivating Nyota beans through a HarvestPlus initiative aimed at improving learner nutrition and building practical farming skills. Parents have been urged to grow and supply the beans to schools as a contribution towards education expenses. The programme will help learners acquire agricultural knowledge while promoting healthy diets across 150…
Migori Deputy Governor Joseph Mahiri has urged residents to embrace alternative livelihoods and keep children in school amid concerns over gold mining’s impact on education. Komasincha Primary School head teacher Simon Manganyi revealed that the school has lost many pupils to mining activities, exposing them to child labour and health risks. Migori Deputy Governor Dr…
CEMASTEA has set a September 15 deadline for 7,000 Junior School STEM teachers to complete a school-based induction exercise required for certification. The centre has revealed that many teachers trained on virtual laboratories in June have yet to cascade the training to at least three colleagues each, as required. Affected teachers have been directed to…
Schools in Bungoma County have begun cultivating Nyota…
Migori Deputy Governor Joseph Mahiri has urged residents…
CEMASTEA has set a September 15 deadline for…
TSC has transferred and replaced principals at Nanyuki…
Newly recruited teachers have faced financial strain after…
Kesses MP Julius Rutto has challenged Moi University…
MoE has directed universities, TVETs and colleges to…
Teacher Martina Chepkemoi has been found dead in…
Joseph Munyao has been charged with forging a…
Teachers have been urged to resolve disagreements through…
MoE has confirmed technical failures on the KEMIS Grade…
Ronald Ngala Utalii College has admitted the pioneer…
MPs have grilled officials over the stalled Sh69.9…
Evalyne Sanguya has challenged the requirement that applicants…
KNQA has confirmed that 22 per cent of…
Only 22 per cent of universities have so…
PS Beatrice Inyangala has urged universities to continue…
A new list of 242 Kenyans proposed for…
Five members of the KMTC Board have secured…
Universities across East Africa are being challenged to…
