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More than 3,000 Narok County-sponsored students risk disruption to their education unless MCAs urgently approve the county’s scholarships and bursary bill. Governor Patrick Ntutu says the proposed law will unlock Sh500 million already allocated for bursaries and scholarships. He has appealed to the county assembly to fast-track the legislation before schools reopen. More than 3,000…
MP Machua Waithaka has unveiled a free digital skills programme at Ndumberi Jitume ICT Hub to empower Kiambu youth. The initiative has covered areas such as AI, cybersecurity, digital marketing, academic writing, data entry, and data analysis to prepare learners for the evolving job market. Waithaka has appealed to young residents and parents to enrol…
Narok Woman Representative Rebecca Tonkei has urged KNEC to strictly enforce examination regulations to protect candidates’ welfare during national examinations. The legislator said learners should sit their examinations in a calm, fair and stress-free environment free from unnecessary anxiety. Her remarks come as candidates prepare for the 2026 KCSE examinations scheduled to begin in October….
More than 3,000 Narok County-sponsored students risk disruption to their education unless MCAs urgently approve the county’s scholarships and bursary bill. Governor Patrick Ntutu says the proposed law will unlock Sh500 million already allocated for bursaries and scholarships. He has appealed to the county assembly to fast-track the legislation before schools reopen. More than 3,000…
MP Machua Waithaka has unveiled a free digital skills programme at Ndumberi Jitume ICT Hub to empower Kiambu youth. The initiative has covered areas such as AI, cybersecurity, digital marketing, academic writing, data entry, and data analysis to prepare learners for the evolving job market. Waithaka has appealed to young residents and parents to enrol…
Narok Woman Representative Rebecca Tonkei has urged KNEC to strictly enforce examination regulations to protect candidates’ welfare during national examinations. The legislator said learners should sit their examinations in a calm, fair and stress-free environment free from unnecessary anxiety. Her remarks come as candidates prepare for the 2026 KCSE examinations scheduled to begin in October….
More than 3,000 Narok County-sponsored students risk disruption…
MP Machua Waithaka has unveiled a free digital…
Narok Woman Representative Rebecca Tonkei has urged KNEC…
UASU has warned that the University of Nairobi…
President William Ruto has committed Ksh550 million for…
Sources close to KUCCPS put North Eastern ahead…
KUPPET has pledged to continue advocating for better…
The High Court has ruled that public schools…
MoE will soon deploy the KIEMS biometric system…
Road crashes involving school buses have prompted NTSA…
Coaches and games teachers have raised concerns that…
Education stakeholders have urged school managers to assign…
TSC has awarded its secretariat staff pay increments…
KNUT has urged education stakeholders to work together…
Education stakeholders have raised concerns over lax fee…
The 98th Kenya National Music Festival has officially…
Nairobi Regional Commissioner Rhoda Nyaboke Onyancha has urged…
Rugby sevens has officially kicked off today at…
Defending champions Kwanthanze Secondary School lost 3‑1 to…
TUK has reported 473 unfilled degree positions during…
