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Judge Gregory Mutai has ordered IG Douglas Kanja, DIG Eliud Lagat, PS John Ololtuaa, and Nairobi education officers to appear in court over delayed compliance with Gatoto School management transfer orders. Lawyers Charles Kanjama and Martha Karua reported violence and vandalism while enforcing court orders, blaming local police for inadequate protection. Residents rejected efforts to…
The Union of Kenya Civil Servants (UKCS) has dismissed the SRC’s July 17 circular as unlawful and premature. UKCS argues the salary framework undermines collective bargaining since talks are unfinished and no CBA has been signed. The union warned of a possible nationwide strike, the first in its history, if concerns are ignored. The Union…
The State Department for Diaspora Affairs is working with TVET institutions to prepare graduates for safe, structured employment abroad. Kenyan embassies, labour attachés, and a 24‑hour response centre safeguard citizens overseas, with recent evacuations proving commitment. Programmes like the Kenya–Germany initiative equip graduates with international skills, expand safe migration pathways, and promote economic growth through…
Judge Gregory Mutai has ordered IG Douglas Kanja, DIG Eliud Lagat, PS John Ololtuaa, and Nairobi education officers to appear in court over delayed compliance with Gatoto School management transfer orders. Lawyers Charles Kanjama and Martha Karua reported violence and vandalism while enforcing court orders, blaming local police for inadequate protection. Residents rejected efforts to…
The Union of Kenya Civil Servants (UKCS) has dismissed the SRC’s July 17 circular as unlawful and premature. UKCS argues the salary framework undermines collective bargaining since talks are unfinished and no CBA has been signed. The union warned of a possible nationwide strike, the first in its history, if concerns are ignored. The Union…
The State Department for Diaspora Affairs is working with TVET institutions to prepare graduates for safe, structured employment abroad. Kenyan embassies, labour attachés, and a 24‑hour response centre safeguard citizens overseas, with recent evacuations proving commitment. Programmes like the Kenya–Germany initiative equip graduates with international skills, expand safe migration pathways, and promote economic growth through…
Judge Gregory Mutai has ordered IG Douglas Kanja,…
The Union of Kenya Civil Servants (UKCS) has…
The State Department for Diaspora Affairs is working…
NCTC has begun training teachers in Mombasa to…
Director Wabwile Simiyu has called on TVET institutions…
Families in Angata Barrikoi urged Narok County to…
KUPPET insists intern teachers must be included in…
After serving four years for a cow theft…
Ugunja KESSHA Chairman Paul Jera has called on…
A Primary School head allegedly inflated enrolment by…
Narok Branch KUPPET Chairman Kipkoech Chepkwony officially announced…
Amus College qualified in both boys’ and girls’…
Chuka University secured KSh191 million (€1.3 million) through…
The Employment and Labour Relations Court scheduled a…
Teaching children in their first language improves comprehension,…
The national Term Two games will now run…
Categorising schools into C1–C4 creates hierarchies where elite…
KNEC explained that invigilators and supervisors are yet…
SRC has confirmed implementation of Phase II of…
Head of Public Service Felix Koskei faulted parents…
