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The forum will give experts room to interrogate how Kiswahili can keep evolving without losing its rich linguistic and cultural heritage The conference will conclude with recommendations aimed at strengthening Kiswahili research Scholars, researchers and language experts drawn from across East Africa are set to converge at Kisii University on August 6 and 7 for…
The match was halted in the 23rd minute with St Joseph Girls enjoying a commanding 5-0 lead AIC Kessup midfielder sustained a severe injury during play, prompting immediate concern from players, coaches and spectators. Organisers have been urged to strengthen emergency preparedness at school competitions by ensuring ambulances and medical personnel are stationed at all…
Why Kenya’s TVET shift demands a closer look The decision by nearly 9,000 university-qualified students to enrol in diploma and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programmes instead of degree courses has generated understandable interest. It challenges the long-held assumption that a university degree is the automatic first choice for every student who qualifies….
The forum will give experts room to interrogate how Kiswahili can keep evolving without losing its rich linguistic and cultural heritage The conference will conclude with recommendations aimed at strengthening Kiswahili research Scholars, researchers and language experts drawn from across East Africa are set to converge at Kisii University on August 6 and 7 for…
The match was halted in the 23rd minute with St Joseph Girls enjoying a commanding 5-0 lead AIC Kessup midfielder sustained a severe injury during play, prompting immediate concern from players, coaches and spectators. Organisers have been urged to strengthen emergency preparedness at school competitions by ensuring ambulances and medical personnel are stationed at all…
Why Kenya’s TVET shift demands a closer look The decision by nearly 9,000 university-qualified students to enrol in diploma and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) programmes instead of degree courses has generated understandable interest. It challenges the long-held assumption that a university degree is the automatic first choice for every student who qualifies….
The forum will give experts room to interrogate…
The match was halted in the 23rd minute…
Why Kenya’s TVET shift demands a closer look…
The High Court limited a father’s duty to…
HELB remains Kenya’s largest provider of student financial…
Girls in Mombasa County have been encouraged to…
Ethuro acknowledged that recovering loans from informal sector…
KASNEB will pilot Computer-Based Examination (CBE) for CIFA…
Multiple scholarship pathways exist for Kenyan Form Four…
According to the Universities Fund (UF), the portal…
Ogutu called on teachers to draw on their…
The teenager was hit in the right leg,…
Kenya’s schools face a critical test of leadership…
Kenyan universities are expanding their own financial aid…
A fire broke out at Tenwek High School…
Education experts explain how unresolved grievances, poor communication,…
Busia County has launched the Kenya Blue Economy…
Kenya has signed a partnership with AHK Services…
Vocational training instructors in Migori County have called…
KUPPET has expressed concern over what it describes…
