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KNEC requests details of deceased 2025 KCSE examiners, fuelling hopes of allowance payment

KNEC has directed Chief Examiners to urgently submit details of examiners who marked the 2025 KCSE examinations but have since died. The communication has sparked optimism among contracted professionals awaiting payment for national examination duties. KNEC has not yet announced an official payment date for the outstanding allowances. Thousands of teachers and other professionals who…

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MP urges teachers to pursue further studies for career growth and better opportunities

Teachers have been encouraged to continue their education after securing employment to enhance career progression and professional growth. Kitutu Chache North MP Japheth Nyakundi says continuous learning opens doors to leadership and alternative career opportunities. The late James Chogo was remembered as an inspiring educator whose pursuit of higher education transformed his career. Teachers across…

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MoE tightens ban on commercial exams as schools embrace classroom-based assessment

The Ministry of Education (MoE) has reaffirmed a nationwide ban on commercial examinations in all basic education institutions. Schools have been directed to fully implement Classroom-Based Assessment (CBA) under the Competency-Based Curriculum. Officials say the move will eliminate illegal levies, reduce examination pressure and promote competency-based learning. Kenya’s education system is undergoing a major transformation…

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