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More than 200 learners from Lokichoggio Sub-County have used drama, poetry, music and dance to advocate for children’s rights at the second annual Child Rights Creative The festival aligns with the CBC curriculum, aiming to nurture talent while turning learners into child rights ambassadors. AICHM has continued working with partners including I Choose Life Africa…
President Ruto has laid the foundation stone for a Sh145 million, 340-bed hostel at Wumingu TVC, launching a wider Sh2 billion student housing programme in Taita-Taveta. The government has identified accommodation projects at Taita-Taveta University, Taveta KMTC and Voi KMTC, with a combined 3,260 beds planned across the four institutions. Ruto has committed to tarmacking…
Broadcasting veteran Fred Obachi Machoka has marked five decades in the industry, offering a real-life illustration of how talent can evolve into professional competence. Kenyan broadcasting veteran Fred Obachi Machoka’s 50-year career is offering an unexpected lesson for the country’s Competency-Based Education (CBE): talent becomes meaningful when it is discovered, developed and given an opportunity…
More than 200 learners from Lokichoggio Sub-County have used drama, poetry, music and dance to advocate for children’s rights at the second annual Child Rights Creative The festival aligns with the CBC curriculum, aiming to nurture talent while turning learners into child rights ambassadors. AICHM has continued working with partners including I Choose Life Africa…
President Ruto has laid the foundation stone for a Sh145 million, 340-bed hostel at Wumingu TVC, launching a wider Sh2 billion student housing programme in Taita-Taveta. The government has identified accommodation projects at Taita-Taveta University, Taveta KMTC and Voi KMTC, with a combined 3,260 beds planned across the four institutions. Ruto has committed to tarmacking…
Broadcasting veteran Fred Obachi Machoka has marked five decades in the industry, offering a real-life illustration of how talent can evolve into professional competence. Kenyan broadcasting veteran Fred Obachi Machoka’s 50-year career is offering an unexpected lesson for the country’s Competency-Based Education (CBE): talent becomes meaningful when it is discovered, developed and given an opportunity…
More than 200 learners from Lokichoggio Sub-County have…
President Ruto has laid the foundation stone for…
Broadcasting veteran Fred Obachi Machoka has marked five…
Police in Marani, Kisii County, have arresteda 23-year-old…
Muhalya has argued that teacher dress codes must…
Martina Chepkemoi Ruto has been laid to rest…
The High Court directed the Ministry of Education…
SRC has asked public university vice-chancellors to disclose…
Public schools in Marsabit have reportedly been directed…
TVET institutions should measure success by trainees’ ability…
Gilbert Kimani arrived at Kiambani Secondary School in…
TSC has reshuffled senior administrators in another round…
Teachers in Kericho will gather for sports, health…
President William Ruto has pledged to follow up…
Parents have reported being asked to pay between…
TSC has secured Sh11.5 million from two sponsors…
Public universities have asked SRC to review its…
Ben Israel has appealed to President William Ruto…
TSC policy already recognises teacher contributions extending beyond…
Former First Lady Margaret Kenyatta has engaged the…
