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Only 22 per cent of universities have so far been registered in Kenya’s national qualifications system. Hillary Muhalya examines why the Government wants institutions to accelerate registration of qualifications and graduate records. The drive could make academic credentials easier for employers, institutions and professional bodies to verify. Kenya’s universities are entering a new era of…
PS Beatrice Inyangala has urged universities to continue admitting first-year students as the Tertiary Education, Placement and Funding Bill, 2026 remains before Parliament. About 195,000 of an expected 200,000 government-placed students have reported to institutions, with VCs reporting rates above 90 per cent at several universities. Higher Education Principal Secretary Dr Beatrice Inyangala has urged…
A new list of 242 Kenyans proposed for national hero status features prominent political, academic and sporting figures. Education, scholarship and research command considerable attention, with teachers, university scholars, TVET leaders and researchers among the nominees. Kenyans have until September 15, 2026, to lodge objections or representations before the Council prepares its final list. The…
Only 22 per cent of universities have so far been registered in Kenya’s national qualifications system. Hillary Muhalya examines why the Government wants institutions to accelerate registration of qualifications and graduate records. The drive could make academic credentials easier for employers, institutions and professional bodies to verify. Kenya’s universities are entering a new era of…
PS Beatrice Inyangala has urged universities to continue admitting first-year students as the Tertiary Education, Placement and Funding Bill, 2026 remains before Parliament. About 195,000 of an expected 200,000 government-placed students have reported to institutions, with VCs reporting rates above 90 per cent at several universities. Higher Education Principal Secretary Dr Beatrice Inyangala has urged…
A new list of 242 Kenyans proposed for national hero status features prominent political, academic and sporting figures. Education, scholarship and research command considerable attention, with teachers, university scholars, TVET leaders and researchers among the nominees. Kenyans have until September 15, 2026, to lodge objections or representations before the Council prepares its final list. The…
Only 22 per cent of universities have so…
PS Beatrice Inyangala has urged universities to continue…
A new list of 242 Kenyans proposed for…
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Monire Junior School footballers have received recognition from…
Chuka University has relaxed fee payment requirements for…
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Teachers are increasingly measuring government commitments against what…
Kenyan workers expecting gratuity need to understand two…
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Several principals have retired, paving the way for…
A rat infestation linked to a nearby dumpsite…
Prof John Okumu has been installed as Kenyatta…
KESSHA Chairperson Willie Kuria has revealed that schools…
Mambo George has accused the TSC of applying…
