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Edwin Sifuna has openly revealed that Mathematics and Chemistry ranked among the subjects he liked least during his secondary school days, disclosing that he once scored only 16 per cent in a Chemistry test. In a recent interview recounting his educational path, the forthright lawmaker admitted that science subjects posed a persistent challenge throughout high…
Adams Mochenwa, a Nyamira County-based philanthropist and professional engineer, has urged students to stay focused on their studies and avoid pitfalls like drug abuse, bad company, and teenage marriages that lead to school dropouts. He made the appeal while speaking to students at Nimi Secondary School in West Mugirango Constituency on Friday. During the interactive…
Across staffrooms in towns and rural centres in Kenya, a quiet anxiety circulates among some male teachers. It is not about lesson plans, promotions, or transfers. It is about court summons, maintenance orders, and salary deductions. It is about how relationships that once seemed harmless or hopeful sometimes evolve into legal obligations that follow them…
Edwin Sifuna has openly revealed that Mathematics and Chemistry ranked among the subjects he liked least during his secondary school days, disclosing that he once scored only 16 per cent in a Chemistry test. In a recent interview recounting his educational path, the forthright lawmaker admitted that science subjects posed a persistent challenge throughout high…
Adams Mochenwa, a Nyamira County-based philanthropist and professional engineer, has urged students to stay focused on their studies and avoid pitfalls like drug abuse, bad company, and teenage marriages that lead to school dropouts. He made the appeal while speaking to students at Nimi Secondary School in West Mugirango Constituency on Friday. During the interactive…
Across staffrooms in towns and rural centres in Kenya, a quiet anxiety circulates among some male teachers. It is not about lesson plans, promotions, or transfers. It is about court summons, maintenance orders, and salary deductions. It is about how relationships that once seemed harmless or hopeful sometimes evolve into legal obligations that follow them…
Edwin Sifuna has openly revealed that Mathematics and…
Adams Mochenwa, a Nyamira County-based philanthropist and professional…
Across staffrooms in towns and rural centres in…
For millions of Kenyans living in informal settlements,…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba has acknowledged…
The Tana River County Government has allocated funds…
Over half of street children in Kenya are…
On 1st March, Kenya pauses to celebrate a…
A routine half-term journey home ended in heartbreak…
As the world commemorates International Mother Language Day,…
North Mugirango MP Joash Nyamoko has denied allegations…
Construction of classrooms at Bomet High School in Bomet is progressing well,…
The bishop of Nambale Diocese, Anglican Church of…
In an opinion article published in The Education…
Kenya’s education system is standing at a defining…
A grieving family in Botabori village,in Kisii County…
The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) has streamlined tax…
A Bomet-based teacher has raised concerns over teachers’…
For decades – since the colonial era –…
Narok County Secondary School Sports Association (NCSSSA) Secretary…
