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Narok Branch KUPPET Chairman Kipkoech Chepkwony officially announced his candidature for Rift Valley Regional Secretary ahead of the August 21, 2026 elections in Nakuru. He highlighted his two‑term leadership in Narok, pledging stronger branch coordination, fair teacher transfers, and delegates’ welfare at the centre of his agenda. His entry intensifies the Rift Valley campaign period,…
Amus College qualified in both boys’ and girls’ football, leading Uganda’s delegation to the 2026 FEASSSA Games in Morogoro, Tanzania. Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association confirmed teams in football, basketball, rugby, hockey, netball, volleyball and other sports, showcasing depth in school athletics. With Uganda’s squad finalised, attention shifts to Kenya, the defending champion, as East…
Chuka University secured KSh191 million (€1.3 million) through the Global Health EDCTP3 programme to lead a multi‑country outbreak preparedness initiative. The funding supports the One Collaborative Training Programme for Outbreak Preparedness and Universal Surveillance (OCTOPUS), involving partners from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, DRC, and Denmark. The initiative strengthens disease surveillance, builds researcher capacity, and aligns…
Narok Branch KUPPET Chairman Kipkoech Chepkwony officially announced his candidature for Rift Valley Regional Secretary ahead of the August 21, 2026 elections in Nakuru. He highlighted his two‑term leadership in Narok, pledging stronger branch coordination, fair teacher transfers, and delegates’ welfare at the centre of his agenda. His entry intensifies the Rift Valley campaign period,…
Amus College qualified in both boys’ and girls’ football, leading Uganda’s delegation to the 2026 FEASSSA Games in Morogoro, Tanzania. Uganda Secondary Schools Sports Association confirmed teams in football, basketball, rugby, hockey, netball, volleyball and other sports, showcasing depth in school athletics. With Uganda’s squad finalised, attention shifts to Kenya, the defending champion, as East…
Chuka University secured KSh191 million (€1.3 million) through the Global Health EDCTP3 programme to lead a multi‑country outbreak preparedness initiative. The funding supports the One Collaborative Training Programme for Outbreak Preparedness and Universal Surveillance (OCTOPUS), involving partners from Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, DRC, and Denmark. The initiative strengthens disease surveillance, builds researcher capacity, and aligns…
Narok Branch KUPPET Chairman Kipkoech Chepkwony officially announced…
Amus College qualified in both boys’ and girls’…
Chuka University secured KSh191 million (€1.3 million) through…
The Employment and Labour Relations Court scheduled a…
Teaching children in their first language improves comprehension,…
The national Term Two games will now run…
Categorising schools into C1–C4 creates hierarchies where elite…
KNEC explained that invigilators and supervisors are yet…
SRC has confirmed implementation of Phase II of…
Head of Public Service Felix Koskei faulted parents…
Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen has commended teachers’…
Trans Nzoia County is set to open the…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba says teachers…
Chief of Staff Felix Koskei and Higher Education…
Seventh-day Adventist pastor Joash Kembero has urged parents…
Opinion writer Hillary Muhalya says living alone should…
Career educator Victor Ochieng’ explains the three Senior…
Education commentator Ashford Kimani questions whether equal examinations…
St Joseph’s Nyabigena High School teacher Simeon Ongaga…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba says no…
