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Kwale Governor Fatuma Achani has commissioned the Mwangoni ECDE Centre in Puma Ward to expand access to quality early learning. The county says continued investment in classrooms, teachers and learning materials is strengthening foundational education. Residents have welcomed the project, saying it will improve enrolment and reduce the distance children travel to school. Kwale County…
Festus Bett argues that the government should fully fund school sports through standardized budgets from the sub-zone to the national level. He also calls for a review of sports capitation to reflect the higher participation costs borne by mixed schools. The article says equitable sports financing will promote talent development and ensure every learner competes…
Ashford Kimani examines growing concerns over the consistency and credibility of ACSI school accreditation in Kenya. He argues that accreditation must remain rigorous, transparent and evidence-based to protect learners, parents and Christian education. The article calls for stronger oversight to ensure accreditation reflects genuine compliance rather than paperwork or institutional affiliation. Accreditation is meant to…
Kwale Governor Fatuma Achani has commissioned the Mwangoni ECDE Centre in Puma Ward to expand access to quality early learning. The county says continued investment in classrooms, teachers and learning materials is strengthening foundational education. Residents have welcomed the project, saying it will improve enrolment and reduce the distance children travel to school. Kwale County…
Festus Bett argues that the government should fully fund school sports through standardized budgets from the sub-zone to the national level. He also calls for a review of sports capitation to reflect the higher participation costs borne by mixed schools. The article says equitable sports financing will promote talent development and ensure every learner competes…
Ashford Kimani examines growing concerns over the consistency and credibility of ACSI school accreditation in Kenya. He argues that accreditation must remain rigorous, transparent and evidence-based to protect learners, parents and Christian education. The article calls for stronger oversight to ensure accreditation reflects genuine compliance rather than paperwork or institutional affiliation. Accreditation is meant to…
Kwale Governor Fatuma Achani has commissioned the Mwangoni…
Festus Bett argues that the government should fully…
Ashford Kimani examines growing concerns over the consistency…
Teacher trainees have urged KNEC to address recurring…
Parents have been urged to monitor the time…
Drama unfolded during the KUPPET Siaya County Junior…
TSC has extended the PSSF Member Self-Service Portal…
A 42-year-old trained P1 teacher from Baringo Central…
DCI detectives have launched a manhunt for five…
Ashford Kimani reflects on the life of Dr…
Makueni Education ECM Japheth Mang’oka has urged parents…
Teachers from six West Pokot sub-counties have organised…
Kisumu County has held an ECDE Creative Activities…
Hillary Muhalya argues that school competitions must reward…
Hillary Muhalya examines why more Kenyan parents are…
Principal Secretary Teresia Mbaika urged girls to prioritise…
Victor Ochieng’ explains why schools must align their…
Hillary Muhalya argues that school staffrooms are where…
Hillary Muhalya shares practical, science-backed techniques to help…
Bomachoge Borabu MP Obadiah Barongo defended his education…
