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Special Economic Zones Authority Chairperson Fred Muteti has urged parents to play a more active role in raising and guiding their children during school holidays. He said learners should be closely monitored, encouraged to revise and supported at home to help curb student unrest witnessed during the second term. School leaders also celebrated academic and…
Kwale Governor Fatuma Achani has challenged learners to remain disciplined and work hard, saying academic success depends on the combined efforts of students, teachers and parents. She encouraged students who missed direct university admission to pursue Technical and Vocational Education and Training, describing it as a viable pathway to employment and entrepreneurship. School leaders credited…
Kwale Senior School has received a water bowser and a new tuition block following its impressive 2025 KCSE performance. The support, funded through the Matuga NG-CDF, is expected to improve water access, hygiene and the overall learning environment. Leaders say continued investment in education infrastructure and scholarships is helping more learners excel and secure university…
Special Economic Zones Authority Chairperson Fred Muteti has urged parents to play a more active role in raising and guiding their children during school holidays. He said learners should be closely monitored, encouraged to revise and supported at home to help curb student unrest witnessed during the second term. School leaders also celebrated academic and…
Kwale Governor Fatuma Achani has challenged learners to remain disciplined and work hard, saying academic success depends on the combined efforts of students, teachers and parents. She encouraged students who missed direct university admission to pursue Technical and Vocational Education and Training, describing it as a viable pathway to employment and entrepreneurship. School leaders credited…
Kwale Senior School has received a water bowser and a new tuition block following its impressive 2025 KCSE performance. The support, funded through the Matuga NG-CDF, is expected to improve water access, hygiene and the overall learning environment. Leaders say continued investment in education infrastructure and scholarships is helping more learners excel and secure university…
Special Economic Zones Authority Chairperson Fred Muteti has…
Kwale Governor Fatuma Achani has challenged learners to…
Kwale Senior School has received a water bowser…
The Social Health Authority has directed non-salaried households…
The Ministry of Education has directed beneficiary public…
The Ministry of Education has unveiled the official…
Residents of Kugitura Village have accused the county…
Ashford Kimani examines how the Nairobi River reflects…
Teachers in Kisii and Nyamira counties are mourning…
The MMU Council has approved a Ksh1.6 billion…
Poland’s President Karol Nawrocki has signed into law…
Browns Plantations Kenya has invested KSh 8.3 million…
NACADA has revealed alarming statistics showing that one…
NGEC has found that men continue to occupy…
The writer argues that Kenya’s university hostel overcrowding…
The US has proposed a $100,000 fee on…
The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions…
Standard Six learner Rebecca Cherop has earned a…
Kipkelion East MP Joseph Cherorot urges learners to…
Senators demand urgent action on prolonged acting appointments,…
