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The Constitution of Kenya marks 16 years since its promulgation at Uhuru Park on August 27, 2010. Ashford Kimani reflects on how its promises of dignity, equality and accountability have intersected with his experience as a teacher. He argues that constitutionalism ultimately succeeds when citizens and institutions practise its principles in everyday life. Sixteen years…
More than 450 TVET professionals have undergone specialised training aimed at strengthening institutional management and student welfare. The programme brings together principals, finance officers, guidance and counselling officers and other professionals from member institutions. KATTI says continuous professional development will strengthen accountability, governance and the capacity of TVET institutions to deliver quality training. More than…
Parents in Bomet and Kericho counties have raised concerns after learners were sent home over unpaid school fees. They say the move disrupts learning despite the Government announcing the disbursement of capitation funds to schools. The parents are calling on education officials to intervene and ensure learners remain in class as families seek money to…
The Constitution of Kenya marks 16 years since its promulgation at Uhuru Park on August 27, 2010. Ashford Kimani reflects on how its promises of dignity, equality and accountability have intersected with his experience as a teacher. He argues that constitutionalism ultimately succeeds when citizens and institutions practise its principles in everyday life. Sixteen years…
More than 450 TVET professionals have undergone specialised training aimed at strengthening institutional management and student welfare. The programme brings together principals, finance officers, guidance and counselling officers and other professionals from member institutions. KATTI says continuous professional development will strengthen accountability, governance and the capacity of TVET institutions to deliver quality training. More than…
Parents in Bomet and Kericho counties have raised concerns after learners were sent home over unpaid school fees. They say the move disrupts learning despite the Government announcing the disbursement of capitation funds to schools. The parents are calling on education officials to intervene and ensure learners remain in class as families seek money to…
The Constitution of Kenya marks 16 years since…
More than 450 TVET professionals have undergone specialised…
Parents in Bomet and Kericho counties have raised…
Diaspora Affairs PS Roseline Njogu has lauded President…
The teaching fraternity in West Pokot is mourning…
The Ministry of Education has invited junior and…
Bishop Mugendi Nyakegogi High School alumni have pledged…
Residents of Nkabune have renewed protests demanding changes…
Kenya’s public library network could expand significantly under…
Kipkelion East MP Joseph Cherorot has challenged learners…
A fire razed a dormitory at Riokindo Girls…
Residents in Nandi are demanding clarity over allegations…
KNUT has urged teachers in Mt. Elgon to…
Grade 9 learners are preparing to transition to…
Special Needs Education teachers in Laikipia are threatening…
KUSNET says Special Needs Education teachers are still…
Hillary Muhalya examines America’s expanding efforts to strengthen…
Hillary Muhalya examines the emotional pressures accompanying thousands…
Kenya’s Under-16 girls have secured a place in…
Students from the 2025 KCSE cohort who missed…
