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The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has suspended online transfer applications for school administrators in a move aimed at preventing leadership gaps and ensuring stability in learning institutions. The directive affects headteachers, deputy headteachers, senior teachers and masters who had been using the online system to request transfers. According to the commission, future transfers for administrators…
Oriwo Boys senior School in Homa Bay County has announced; it will host its Annual Mathematics Contest and Symposium on May 24, 2026, drawing secondary schools from across the region in a bid to boost academic performance and promote excellence in mathematics. According to an official invitation issued by the institution, the one-day event will…
The government has intensified its crackdown on schools found to have inflated student enrolment figures, in a decisive move aimed at protecting public resources and restoring integrity in the education sector. Basic Education Principal Secretary, Prof Julius Bitok, disclosed that disciplinary action has already been taken against 20 headteachers across the country. The action, approved…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has suspended online transfer applications for school administrators in a move aimed at preventing leadership gaps and ensuring stability in learning institutions. The directive affects headteachers, deputy headteachers, senior teachers and masters who had been using the online system to request transfers. According to the commission, future transfers for administrators…
Oriwo Boys senior School in Homa Bay County has announced; it will host its Annual Mathematics Contest and Symposium on May 24, 2026, drawing secondary schools from across the region in a bid to boost academic performance and promote excellence in mathematics. According to an official invitation issued by the institution, the one-day event will…
The government has intensified its crackdown on schools found to have inflated student enrolment figures, in a decisive move aimed at protecting public resources and restoring integrity in the education sector. Basic Education Principal Secretary, Prof Julius Bitok, disclosed that disciplinary action has already been taken against 20 headteachers across the country. The action, approved…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has suspended online…
Oriwo Boys senior School in Homa Bay County…
The government has intensified its crackdown on schools…
Basic Education Principal Secretary (PS) Prof. Julius Bitok…
The announcement and implementation of the Grade 10…
More than 4,700 university and Kenya Medical Training…
In the ever-growing world of youth football in…
The Kenya Association of Health Care Support Assistants…
In a major boost to education within Kiambu…
Teso North Member of Parliament (MP) Oku Kaunya…
The Regional Director of Technical and Vocational Education…
Students across Lamu County are set to benefit…
The County Government of Machakos is moving to…
The County Government of Machakos has begun demolishing…
A youthful leader in Bomet County has stepped…
The University of Embu has received a prestigious…
Thousands of parents in Igembe North constituency in…
Concerns are growing over Kenya’s Sexual Offences Act…
Retirement is often imagined as a long-awaited reward;…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has dismissed a…
