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The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has rolled out an ambitious program to instil a culture of tax compliance in learning institutions across the country. The program will target schools and colleges across the country as the body improves its efficiency and public visibility. A deputy commissioner in charge of policy and tax advisory, Esther Wahome,…
Leaders across the political spectrum have been asked to rally behind President William Ruto, who is prioritising education nationwide. The principal secretary of basic education, Ambassador Prof Julius Bitok, has hailed the efforts by the government of Kenya through the Ministry of Education and the Teachers Service Commission, which have already led to the employment…
As part of a good education in Kenya’s rapidly changing world, children should learn to apply their developing intelligence to the artificial intelligence increasingly available to them through smartphones, tablets, and computers. From urban Nairobi to rural counties, students are interacting with AI-powered tools – sometimes knowingly, often unknowingly. They need to understand what AI…
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has rolled out an ambitious program to instil a culture of tax compliance in learning institutions across the country. The program will target schools and colleges across the country as the body improves its efficiency and public visibility. A deputy commissioner in charge of policy and tax advisory, Esther Wahome,…
Leaders across the political spectrum have been asked to rally behind President William Ruto, who is prioritising education nationwide. The principal secretary of basic education, Ambassador Prof Julius Bitok, has hailed the efforts by the government of Kenya through the Ministry of Education and the Teachers Service Commission, which have already led to the employment…
As part of a good education in Kenya’s rapidly changing world, children should learn to apply their developing intelligence to the artificial intelligence increasingly available to them through smartphones, tablets, and computers. From urban Nairobi to rural counties, students are interacting with AI-powered tools – sometimes knowingly, often unknowingly. They need to understand what AI…
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has rolled out…
Leaders across the political spectrum have been asked…
As part of a good education in Kenya’s…
The education sector could receive up to KSh1…
The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) has…
The Elimu Bora Working Group has called on…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) will start paying…
When he was recruited into the National Police…
Artificial intelligence (AI) has transformed communication, creativity and…
The Drama & Music Festivals have long been…
A teacher has been arrested at the Kerugoya…
A family from Ichuni, Boikang’a in South Mugirango,…
As students return back to school for the…
Former Bomet Central Member of Parliament MP Ronald…
The Alliance High School has received a major…
Three Grade six school girls in Madamani sub…
Imagine teaching a class of 50 eager learners,…
Baricho Boy’s Senior School in Kirinyaga County has…
The Nyangeti Seventh Day Adventist (SDA) pastor has…
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) Bungoma…
