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Walk With Pride has donated shoes to orphans and vulnerable children in Ngoleyo to support their education. The organisation says the initiative seeks to restore dignity, improve school attendance and inspire hope among disadvantaged learners. Its leaders have appealed for greater community support to expand programmes benefiting vulnerable children across West Pokot County. What began…
Makueni MP Susan Kiamba has challenged school principals to pursue visionary ideas that transform learning institutions. She praised St Martin Kathonzweni Boys’ Principal Patrick Wambua for turning his vision into reality through the acquisition of a new school bus. The legislator also urged learners to uphold discipline, apply for bursaries and maintain high self-esteem. Makueni…
Tenwek High School has been disqualified from the 2026 KSSSA National Games over player eligibility issues. The decision has revived memories of Kabungut Boys’ controversial exit from the competition in 1999. School principal Mutali Chesebe says the institution has accepted the verdict and is preparing for a stronger comeback. The disqualification of Tenwek High School…
Walk With Pride has donated shoes to orphans and vulnerable children in Ngoleyo to support their education. The organisation says the initiative seeks to restore dignity, improve school attendance and inspire hope among disadvantaged learners. Its leaders have appealed for greater community support to expand programmes benefiting vulnerable children across West Pokot County. What began…
Makueni MP Susan Kiamba has challenged school principals to pursue visionary ideas that transform learning institutions. She praised St Martin Kathonzweni Boys’ Principal Patrick Wambua for turning his vision into reality through the acquisition of a new school bus. The legislator also urged learners to uphold discipline, apply for bursaries and maintain high self-esteem. Makueni…
Tenwek High School has been disqualified from the 2026 KSSSA National Games over player eligibility issues. The decision has revived memories of Kabungut Boys’ controversial exit from the competition in 1999. School principal Mutali Chesebe says the institution has accepted the verdict and is preparing for a stronger comeback. The disqualification of Tenwek High School…
Walk With Pride has donated shoes to orphans…
Makueni MP Susan Kiamba has challenged school principals…
Tenwek High School has been disqualified from the…
Ashford Kimani says effective reading instruction begins with…
KUPPET Vihiga has urged eligible teachers to apply…
Lang’ata MP Phelix Odiwuor wants all KCSE graduates…
Teachers serving in acting leadership positions in six…
KEMI has opened registration for a three-day virtual…
Parents have been urged to use the August…
Retirees have raised concerns over persistent delays in…
KSSSA has intensified eligibility checks ahead of the…
SEKU has announced hostel accommodation at a flat…
The Employment and Labour Relations Court awarded 122…
Recurring reports of schools fielding ineligible players at…
Matungulu Deputy County Commissioner Everlyne Wekesa urged parents…
KNEC has warned schools to upload Milestone II…
Totum Girls Junior Secondary School of West Pokot…
Schools nationwide are organising educational tours as the…
Tenwek High School has been disqualified from the…
Senator Aaron Cheruiyot commissioned a Sh1.2M Grade 8…
