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KUPPET has warned that teachers will not administer or mark national exams until an MoU with KNEC is agreed. The union has clarified that previous examination payments have already been settled, with the dispute now focused on future timelines. Milemba has called for the government, KNEC and KUPPET to return to the negotiating table before…
Hillary Muhalya examines concerns that new retirement rules could trigger a major loss of experienced university academics. He argues that universities need flexible transition arrangements that protect institutional knowledge while creating opportunities for younger scholars. Succession planning, mentorship and dignified retirement could help Kenya balance generational renewal with academic continuity. The warning by the Universities…
Hillary Muhalya examines Education CS Julius Migos Ogamba’s emerging approach to education financing and human capital development. He argues that educating young Kenyans should be treated as a national investment rather than primarily a parental burden. Government, families and the private sector must share responsibility for developing the skilled workforce Kenya’s economy requires. For years,…
KUPPET has warned that teachers will not administer or mark national exams until an MoU with KNEC is agreed. The union has clarified that previous examination payments have already been settled, with the dispute now focused on future timelines. Milemba has called for the government, KNEC and KUPPET to return to the negotiating table before…
Hillary Muhalya examines concerns that new retirement rules could trigger a major loss of experienced university academics. He argues that universities need flexible transition arrangements that protect institutional knowledge while creating opportunities for younger scholars. Succession planning, mentorship and dignified retirement could help Kenya balance generational renewal with academic continuity. The warning by the Universities…
Hillary Muhalya examines Education CS Julius Migos Ogamba’s emerging approach to education financing and human capital development. He argues that educating young Kenyans should be treated as a national investment rather than primarily a parental burden. Government, families and the private sector must share responsibility for developing the skilled workforce Kenya’s economy requires. For years,…
KUPPET has warned that teachers will not administer…
Hillary Muhalya examines concerns that new retirement rules…
Hillary Muhalya examines Education CS Julius Migos Ogamba’s…
Enock Okong’o reflects on the quiet emotional needs…
Menengai High School could miss the FEASSSA Games…
Hillary Muhalya examines how GLOHA Family Welfare has…
Astiba Kebong’o examines how poor leadership can quietly…
Teachers and other public officers eyeing elective seats…
A total of 270,508 candidates attained C+ and…
Nyakongo Boys Senior School has been elevated to…
Kenyan schools have dominated the FEASSA boys’ hockey…
Kenyatta University has opened a course transfer window…
Bunyore Girls Senior School has won Class 2019K…
Veteran broadcaster John Karani has ended an extraordinary…
KNUT has stepped up pressure on the government…
Bomachoge Borabu MP Obadiah Barongo says Sh4 million…
Four men have died after their motorcycle collided…
Isaya Yunge’s journey begins in poverty in Tanzania…
The story of Cain and Abel reveals how…
President William Ruto’s Kilgoris rural home comes alive…
