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Kenya has successfully hosted the 9th edition of the African School of Fundamental Physics and Applications (ASP2026), a biennial summer programme aimed at strengthening capacity in fundamental physics and its applications across Africa. The week-long programme, held from July 6 to 11 at the Centre for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education in Africa (CEMASTEA) in…
Education stakeholders are calling on the government to introduce Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a formal subject in secondary schools, arguing that learners must be equipped with skills to thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. They say the rapid advancement of AI is already transforming industries and economies worldwide, and Kenya must keep pace. Speaking recently…
The TSC has flagged 15 categories of misconduct, ranging from sexual offences, violence, and negligence to examination malpractice, fraud, financial impropriety, substance abuse, and conduct unbecoming the profession that can result in a teacher’s deregistration. Deregistration is the Commission’s harshest sanction: it strikes a teacher’s name off the register entirely, making it illegal for them…
Kenya has successfully hosted the 9th edition of the African School of Fundamental Physics and Applications (ASP2026), a biennial summer programme aimed at strengthening capacity in fundamental physics and its applications across Africa. The week-long programme, held from July 6 to 11 at the Centre for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education in Africa (CEMASTEA) in…
Education stakeholders are calling on the government to introduce Artificial Intelligence (AI) as a formal subject in secondary schools, arguing that learners must be equipped with skills to thrive in the Fourth Industrial Revolution. They say the rapid advancement of AI is already transforming industries and economies worldwide, and Kenya must keep pace. Speaking recently…
The TSC has flagged 15 categories of misconduct, ranging from sexual offences, violence, and negligence to examination malpractice, fraud, financial impropriety, substance abuse, and conduct unbecoming the profession that can result in a teacher’s deregistration. Deregistration is the Commission’s harshest sanction: it strikes a teacher’s name off the register entirely, making it illegal for them…
Kenya has successfully hosted the 9th edition of…
Education stakeholders are calling on the government to…
The TSC has flagged 15 categories of misconduct,…
Eligible students should submit their applications through the…
Thousands of teachers are leaving public schools due…
A fire broke out at Jomo Kenyatta Boys’…
Former students of St. Ignatius Mukumu Boys High…
The incident comes only weeks after another dormitory…
The deregistration was announced in a gazette notice…
Their lecturer never returned the scripts or submitted…
Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o’s novel, The River Between, is…
Many teachers who logged into the portal reported…
A fire broke out at St. Paul’s Nyankanda…
The young side sealed a dominant 5-1 aggregate…
Young Christian Students (YCS) held their annual Holy…
Ashford Kimani argues that society has mastered the…
Kitondo boys rugby team defeated defending champions All…
Kaundu Mixed coach Titus Muthengi has vowed to…
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki launched the National Integration…
St. Patrick’s High School, Iten has won a…
