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NTSA has introduced stricter regulations aimed at improving the safety of learners using school transport. Drivers without the correct licence, PSV badge or medical fitness clearance will be barred from transporting learners. Schools have been directed to ensure vehicles meet safety standards and operate only during designated hours. Under new regulations introduced by the National…
More than 55 education professionals are reportedly eyeing leadership vacancies in schools and TVET institutions. Upcoming retirements have intensified discussions on succession, meritocracy and institutional stability. Stakeholders are calling for transparent and independent recruitment processes led by TSC and TVET authorities. Across the education sector, a quiet but intense wave of anticipation is building as…
Ashford Kimani argues that while many factors contribute to school unrest, principals must accept ultimate responsibility for creating safe, disciplined and responsive learning environments. As KESSHA meets in Mombasa, student unrest has once again become a central concern in Kenya’s education sector. While many factors contribute to school unrest, ultimate accountability rests with school leadership….
NTSA has introduced stricter regulations aimed at improving the safety of learners using school transport. Drivers without the correct licence, PSV badge or medical fitness clearance will be barred from transporting learners. Schools have been directed to ensure vehicles meet safety standards and operate only during designated hours. Under new regulations introduced by the National…
More than 55 education professionals are reportedly eyeing leadership vacancies in schools and TVET institutions. Upcoming retirements have intensified discussions on succession, meritocracy and institutional stability. Stakeholders are calling for transparent and independent recruitment processes led by TSC and TVET authorities. Across the education sector, a quiet but intense wave of anticipation is building as…
Ashford Kimani argues that while many factors contribute to school unrest, principals must accept ultimate responsibility for creating safe, disciplined and responsive learning environments. As KESSHA meets in Mombasa, student unrest has once again become a central concern in Kenya’s education sector. While many factors contribute to school unrest, ultimate accountability rests with school leadership….
NTSA has introduced stricter regulations aimed at improving…
More than 55 education professionals are reportedly eyeing…
Ashford Kimani argues that while many factors contribute…
Growing concern is emerging over the educational challenges…
Nyali school new elected board has pledged to…
Kiambu Governor Kimani Wamatangi has been conferred International…
Tumi Imani Nyagiro, 16, is emerging as one…
The writer argues that staff welfare is strategic…
West Pokot children’s officer has called for stronger…
St. Theresa Eregi Girls High School parents have…
Kakamega School has lodged appeal against Butere Boys…
A community in Nyamira County has rallied parents…
KASNEB, TVETs have partnered to strengthen youth employability…
MP Didmus Barasa has pledged sweeping reforms in…
Longisa Boys has shifted their focus to Rift…
Govt announces a new round of salary adjustments…
A female teacher has been found dead inside…
Music festival held at St. Martin Kathonzweni Boy…
High Court dismissed a petition involving five teachers…
TVET CDACC has partnered with Stadi za Maisha…
