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With schools closed for the holiday, many learners have turned neighbourhood open spaces into improvised football pitches, demonstrating that talent and determination can thrive even in the most challenging environments. Across residential estates, groups of children can be seen making the most of every available piece of open ground to sharpen their football skills. With…
The remarkable rise and subsequent decline of the UoN’s research performance has reignited debate about leadership, governance and academic standards in Kenya’s premier institution of higher learning. At the center of the discussion is former Vice-Chancellor Stephen Kiama, who led the university between 2020 and 2024. The remarkable rise and subsequent decline of the University…
The Open University of Kenya will introduce a self-paced school leadership programme for teachers and principals to strengthen school management, learner welfare and institutional stability. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba said the course will equip educators with skills in conflict prevention, guidance and counselling, mental health support, positive discipline, child protection, school safety, digital citizenship…
With schools closed for the holiday, many learners have turned neighbourhood open spaces into improvised football pitches, demonstrating that talent and determination can thrive even in the most challenging environments. Across residential estates, groups of children can be seen making the most of every available piece of open ground to sharpen their football skills. With…
The remarkable rise and subsequent decline of the UoN’s research performance has reignited debate about leadership, governance and academic standards in Kenya’s premier institution of higher learning. At the center of the discussion is former Vice-Chancellor Stephen Kiama, who led the university between 2020 and 2024. The remarkable rise and subsequent decline of the University…
The Open University of Kenya will introduce a self-paced school leadership programme for teachers and principals to strengthen school management, learner welfare and institutional stability. Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba said the course will equip educators with skills in conflict prevention, guidance and counselling, mental health support, positive discipline, child protection, school safety, digital citizenship…
With schools closed for the holiday, many learners…
The remarkable rise and subsequent decline of the…
The Open University of Kenya will introduce a…
Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital CEO Dr. Marita…
TSC Chairman Dr. Jamleck Muturi has urged school…
A leadership dispute has emerged within SWAO, with…
Kenyan mathematics teacher Fenwick Cyril Maloba is attempting…
M-Pesa Foundation has invested Ksh 625 million in…
Busia County and Bumbe National Poly have partnered…
Teachers to complete a mandatory five-year TPD programme…
CEMASTEA Chairman, Dr. Pius Mutisya, has challenged QASOs…
The Centre of Mathematics, Science and Technology Education…
Education fraternity and residents of Bomet County are…
Student has student has petitioned Parliament to enact…
Navakholo MP Emmanuel Wangwe has urged youth to…
Education equips leaders with the knowledge and critical…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba commended school…
Delegates identified learner welfare, mental health, digital transformation…
More than 7,000 secondary school principals gathered in…
Education CS Julius Ogamba has urged secondary school…
