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UNICEF: Climate hazards disrupted schooling for 171 million students in 2025

UNICEF says climate hazards disrupted schooling for more than 171 million students worldwide in 2025. Storms, floods and heatwaves caused widespread closures, suspensions and other interruptions across education systems. Children in poorer countries faced the greatest risks as schools struggled to withstand repeated shocks. More than 171 million students globally, or one in 10, from…

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Egerton University, CLE strengthen collaboration on legal education standards

Egerton University and the Council for Legal Education have renewed cooperation aimed at strengthening legal education standards. The engagement focused on curriculum implementation, quality assurance, practical training and compliance with regulatory requirements. University officials also outlined plans to expand postgraduate legal education and strengthen professional training opportunities. Egerton University has reaffirmed its commitment to improving…

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A new era at TSC: What the arrival of Lentoijoni and Sossion means for Kenyan teachers

The article examines expectations facing Wilson Sossion and Antonina Lentoijoni as they join TSC. Their entry comes as teachers grapple with promotions, staffing shortages, deployment and changing professional demands. The new commissioners will be judged by how effectively they balance accountability, welfare and education reforms. The Teachers Service Commission has entered a new chapter. Earlier…

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