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Ol Pejeta Conservancy has launched a fundraising drive targeting Ksh20 million through a charity golf tournament to support scholarships for more than 300 bright and needy students in Laikipia County. The two-day tournament held at Nanyuki Sports Club over the weekend attracted seasoned and emerging golfers, with proceeds earmarked for education programmes benefiting vulnerable learners…
The Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) mourns the passing of Habat Sheikh Abdi, the institute’s Chairman and a distinguished leader in the field of education. Abdi was widely recognized for his visionary leadership, unwavering dedication to inclusive and quality education, and his commitment to public service. Over four decades, his contributions significantly shaped Kenya’s…
The decision to abandon the “A” Level system of education has done more harm than good to the intellectual and emotional maturity of students. Its removal left a vacuum that is now being filled with frustration, impulsiveness, and violence. To restore order and produce graduates capable of reasoned argument instead of destructive outbursts, the “A”…
Ol Pejeta Conservancy has launched a fundraising drive targeting Ksh20 million through a charity golf tournament to support scholarships for more than 300 bright and needy students in Laikipia County. The two-day tournament held at Nanyuki Sports Club over the weekend attracted seasoned and emerging golfers, with proceeds earmarked for education programmes benefiting vulnerable learners…
The Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) mourns the passing of Habat Sheikh Abdi, the institute’s Chairman and a distinguished leader in the field of education. Abdi was widely recognized for his visionary leadership, unwavering dedication to inclusive and quality education, and his commitment to public service. Over four decades, his contributions significantly shaped Kenya’s…
The decision to abandon the “A” Level system of education has done more harm than good to the intellectual and emotional maturity of students. Its removal left a vacuum that is now being filled with frustration, impulsiveness, and violence. To restore order and produce graduates capable of reasoned argument instead of destructive outbursts, the “A”…
Ol Pejeta Conservancy has launched a fundraising drive…
The Kenya Institute of Special Education (KISE) mourns…
The decision to abandon the “A” Level system…
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Kenya has achieved a major milestone in the…
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Panic gripped St. John’s Orogare Mixed Secondary School…
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Eight years after the death of renowned Kisii…
