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Veteran educator Moses Ochieng Opudo has retired after serving in Kenya’s education sector for 35 years. The former headteacher led six schools over a 24-year leadership career, earning praise for transforming learning institutions. Colleagues, education officials and parents celebrated his legacy during a colourful farewell ceremony at Got Bondo Primary and Junior School. Veteran educator…
The Teachers Service Commission has confirmed that teachers serving in its 44 gazetted hardship areas will continue receiving hardship allowances. The clarification follows concerns over a possible review of hardship area classifications across the public service. Education stakeholders say the decision provides stability as the Government considers a harmonised national framework. Thousands of teachers serving…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has directed all public basic education institutions to submit their electrification status through an online data collection exercise. Schools are required to provide registration details, location information and their current electricity connectivity status. Education officials say the exercise will support national planning for school electrification and digital learning infrastructure. The…
Veteran educator Moses Ochieng Opudo has retired after serving in Kenya’s education sector for 35 years. The former headteacher led six schools over a 24-year leadership career, earning praise for transforming learning institutions. Colleagues, education officials and parents celebrated his legacy during a colourful farewell ceremony at Got Bondo Primary and Junior School. Veteran educator…
The Teachers Service Commission has confirmed that teachers serving in its 44 gazetted hardship areas will continue receiving hardship allowances. The clarification follows concerns over a possible review of hardship area classifications across the public service. Education stakeholders say the decision provides stability as the Government considers a harmonised national framework. Thousands of teachers serving…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has directed all public basic education institutions to submit their electrification status through an online data collection exercise. Schools are required to provide registration details, location information and their current electricity connectivity status. Education officials say the exercise will support national planning for school electrification and digital learning infrastructure. The…
Veteran educator Moses Ochieng Opudo has retired after…
The Teachers Service Commission has confirmed that teachers…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has directed all…
Education leaders have called for stronger partnerships to…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has commissioned a…
Kenya has completed the adaptation of Grade 7…
KNEC has directed schools to verify SBA scores…
Kaplong Boys’ High School will host a regional…
Astiba Kebon’go argues that protecting teachers’ mental wellbeing…
Chief Principal Noor Sheikh Ali is leaving Mandera…
Ashford Kimani argues that success requires discipline, sacrifice…
The Rift Valley Regional Education Office has dismissed…
Ashford Kimani reflects on the parable of an…
Sixteen pupils from CITAM Woodley Primary School were…
Enock Okong’o argues that a well-maintained school environment…
Police in Kisii are searching for a 24-year-old…
Catholic Diocese of Bungoma Bishop Mark Kadima has…
Rapid deforestation is accelerating climate change, threatening water…
Busia County has stepped up preparations for the…
St. Charles Lwanga Secondary and Junior School, Mukumu,…
