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Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba has appointed a new team to the Universities Fund Board of Trustees in changes expected to influence university funding and implementation of Kenya’s higher education financing model. The appointments were announced through a Kenya Gazette Notice dated May 22, 2026, issued under the Universities Act. According to the notice,…
Education stakeholders in Igembe North Constituency have revealed that many school-going children risk missing out on government funding after parents failed to provide birth certificates and national identity cards required for registration on the national education database. Led by Igembe North MP Julius Taitumu, the stakeholders regretted that hundreds of learners in the area could…
A silent regional battle is emerging ahead of interviews for two vacant Teachers Service Commission (TSC) commissioner positions following the exit of commissioners Mbage Njuguna and Leila Abdi, whose six-year non-renewable terms expired on May 2, 2026. The two exits have triggered fresh debate within education and governance circles over the long-standing but unofficial regional…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba has appointed a new team to the Universities Fund Board of Trustees in changes expected to influence university funding and implementation of Kenya’s higher education financing model. The appointments were announced through a Kenya Gazette Notice dated May 22, 2026, issued under the Universities Act. According to the notice,…
Education stakeholders in Igembe North Constituency have revealed that many school-going children risk missing out on government funding after parents failed to provide birth certificates and national identity cards required for registration on the national education database. Led by Igembe North MP Julius Taitumu, the stakeholders regretted that hundreds of learners in the area could…
A silent regional battle is emerging ahead of interviews for two vacant Teachers Service Commission (TSC) commissioner positions following the exit of commissioners Mbage Njuguna and Leila Abdi, whose six-year non-renewable terms expired on May 2, 2026. The two exits have triggered fresh debate within education and governance circles over the long-standing but unofficial regional…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba has appointed…
Education stakeholders in Igembe North Constituency have revealed…
A silent regional battle is emerging ahead of…
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has said the government…
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A wave of relief and renewed hope swept…
The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers…
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A family in Kiambu County is demanding an…
Interior CS Kipchumba Murkomen has called on leaders,…
The national government has embarked on the construction…
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The modern family is increasingly becoming a place…
Education is not transformed by buildings, policies, examinations…
The September 2026 intake into Teachers Training Colleges…
Teachers in West Pokot County yesterday staged a…
Specially trained dogs in the United Kingdom (UK)…
Parents at Moi Girls High School, in Sindo,…
Lessons learned in agricultural education at the University…
Tomena Comprehensive School in West Pokot County has…
