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Keiyo North MP Adams Kipsanai says Tambach TTC will continue operating alongside the new Kerio Valley University College. The MP says ongoing renovations will improve facilities for teacher trainees as the university prepares to receive students. His assurance seeks to address concerns that establishing the university college could lead to Tambach TTC being phased out….
Hillary Muhalya examines how religious favouritism can quietly influence trust, recognition and opportunities within school workplaces. He argues that teachers should be judged by competence, integrity and professional conduct rather than their religious affiliations. The commentary challenges school administrators to build inclusive staffrooms where fairness outweighs personal religious loyalties. There is a difficult reality that…
Hillary Muhalya examines the government’s contingency plans to keep the 2026 KCSE examinations on schedule despite anticipated El Niño rains. The Ministry is mapping vulnerable examination centres and considering alternative locations, air transport and drones where roads become impassable. Boarding schools are also being advised to stock adequate food supplies ahead of possible weather-related disruptions….
Keiyo North MP Adams Kipsanai says Tambach TTC will continue operating alongside the new Kerio Valley University College. The MP says ongoing renovations will improve facilities for teacher trainees as the university prepares to receive students. His assurance seeks to address concerns that establishing the university college could lead to Tambach TTC being phased out….
Hillary Muhalya examines how religious favouritism can quietly influence trust, recognition and opportunities within school workplaces. He argues that teachers should be judged by competence, integrity and professional conduct rather than their religious affiliations. The commentary challenges school administrators to build inclusive staffrooms where fairness outweighs personal religious loyalties. There is a difficult reality that…
Hillary Muhalya examines the government’s contingency plans to keep the 2026 KCSE examinations on schedule despite anticipated El Niño rains. The Ministry is mapping vulnerable examination centres and considering alternative locations, air transport and drones where roads become impassable. Boarding schools are also being advised to stock adequate food supplies ahead of possible weather-related disruptions….
Keiyo North MP Adams Kipsanai says Tambach TTC…
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