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Kitutu Masaba National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) in Nyamira County has disbursed Ksh 74.074 million cheque to support students in universities, middle-level colleges, and secondary schools. The funds were distributed in two phases, with the second phase involving cheques worth Ksh 40 million benefiting 13,603 students. Area MP Clive Gisairo speaking during the fund…
Infrastructure crisis has hit Matulo FYM Comprehensive School in Webuye West Sub-County, Bungoma County after several classrooms declared unsafe due to severe structural damage, forcing hundreds of learners to attend classes under trees. Speaking at the school, Board of Management Chairperson Moses Khaemba said the school is facing an acute infrastructure crisis that has disrupted…
In a decisive policy shift that could fundamentally reshape the management of teachers and redefine career progression in Kenya, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has formally recognised three distinct levels of basic education: primary school, junior school, and senior school. The announcement, delivered at the commission’s headquarters in Nairobi by the Commission Acting Chief Executive…
Kitutu Masaba National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF) in Nyamira County has disbursed Ksh 74.074 million cheque to support students in universities, middle-level colleges, and secondary schools. The funds were distributed in two phases, with the second phase involving cheques worth Ksh 40 million benefiting 13,603 students. Area MP Clive Gisairo speaking during the fund…
Infrastructure crisis has hit Matulo FYM Comprehensive School in Webuye West Sub-County, Bungoma County after several classrooms declared unsafe due to severe structural damage, forcing hundreds of learners to attend classes under trees. Speaking at the school, Board of Management Chairperson Moses Khaemba said the school is facing an acute infrastructure crisis that has disrupted…
In a decisive policy shift that could fundamentally reshape the management of teachers and redefine career progression in Kenya, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has formally recognised three distinct levels of basic education: primary school, junior school, and senior school. The announcement, delivered at the commission’s headquarters in Nairobi by the Commission Acting Chief Executive…
Kitutu Masaba National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF)…
Infrastructure crisis has hit Matulo FYM Comprehensive School…
In a decisive policy shift that could fundamentally…
Junior Secondary School (JSS) games teachers have formally…
The unveiling of the Grade 10 Senior School…
The Maseno School entire staff were yesterday treated…
Parents from Rongai, Nakuru County have been urged…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has warned schools…
Bursaries have been rolled out by Butere Member…
The government has been urged to review the…
Principal Secretary for Basic Education Prof. Julius Bitok…
Salary disputes involving the West Pokot branch of…
A budget shortfall of KSh111.07 billion in the…
Lawmakers have raised alarm over schools imposing illegal…
“Years of service, decades of dedication, and still…
The Commission on Administrative Justice has criticised the…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has issued new…
Students, parents, and staff at Sirakaru S.A. Secondary…
When Kenya transitioned from the 8-4-4 system to…
The Senate of Kenya has called on members…
