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School principals have rejected attempts to link them to the rampant school unrest and arson, saying that collective responsibility must cut across. Speaking ahead of the 49th KESSHA Annual National Delegates Conference in Mombasa, the principals argued that holding school administrators solely responsible for the growing crisis was both unfair and misleading. Secondary school principals…
Head of Public Service handed over a new bus to KMTC Tiaty campus to boost mobility and outreach. He further reaffirmed the government’s commitment to expanding training capacity and strengthening institutional infrastructure to equip trainees with the skills and values needed for professional service. Head of Public Service Felix Koskei has handed over a new…
MP Timothy Kipchumba has warned students that they will face criminal responsibility if found guilty of destroying school property during unrest He noted that under Kenyan law, any person aged 12 years and above can be held criminally liable for their actions. Kipchumba urged learners to shun acts that lead to unrest in schools and…
School principals have rejected attempts to link them to the rampant school unrest and arson, saying that collective responsibility must cut across. Speaking ahead of the 49th KESSHA Annual National Delegates Conference in Mombasa, the principals argued that holding school administrators solely responsible for the growing crisis was both unfair and misleading. Secondary school principals…
Head of Public Service handed over a new bus to KMTC Tiaty campus to boost mobility and outreach. He further reaffirmed the government’s commitment to expanding training capacity and strengthening institutional infrastructure to equip trainees with the skills and values needed for professional service. Head of Public Service Felix Koskei has handed over a new…
MP Timothy Kipchumba has warned students that they will face criminal responsibility if found guilty of destroying school property during unrest He noted that under Kenyan law, any person aged 12 years and above can be held criminally liable for their actions. Kipchumba urged learners to shun acts that lead to unrest in schools and…
School principals have rejected attempts to link them…
Head of Public Service handed over a new…
MP Timothy Kipchumba has warned students that they…
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