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Hundreds of Kenyans staged a protest in Nairobi’s Central Business District on Monday calling for urgent government action to address cases of missing children, femicide, and infanticide. The demonstrators declared the killings of women and children a national crisis and urged authorities to strengthen measures aimed at protecting vulnerable groups. According to data from the…
The late educationist Gideon Kyalo Kimulu remains one of Kenya’s most remarkable examples of resilience, determination and an unwavering belief in the potential of every child. As the founder and director of Goodrich Group of Schools, Gideon overcame daunting academic struggles to become a respected educator and entrepreneur whose legacy continues to shape the lives…
Every year on June 1, Kenya proudly celebrates Madaraka Day, a historic occasion that commemorates the attainment of internal self-rule in 1963. The word Madaraka, derived from Kiswahili, means power, authority, or self-governance. It symbolizes the moment when Kenyans assumed control of their internal affairs after decades of colonial domination. Yet the significance of Madaraka…
Hundreds of Kenyans staged a protest in Nairobi’s Central Business District on Monday calling for urgent government action to address cases of missing children, femicide, and infanticide. The demonstrators declared the killings of women and children a national crisis and urged authorities to strengthen measures aimed at protecting vulnerable groups. According to data from the…
The late educationist Gideon Kyalo Kimulu remains one of Kenya’s most remarkable examples of resilience, determination and an unwavering belief in the potential of every child. As the founder and director of Goodrich Group of Schools, Gideon overcame daunting academic struggles to become a respected educator and entrepreneur whose legacy continues to shape the lives…
Every year on June 1, Kenya proudly celebrates Madaraka Day, a historic occasion that commemorates the attainment of internal self-rule in 1963. The word Madaraka, derived from Kiswahili, means power, authority, or self-governance. It symbolizes the moment when Kenyans assumed control of their internal affairs after decades of colonial domination. Yet the significance of Madaraka…
Hundreds of Kenyans staged a protest in Nairobi’s…
The late educationist Gideon Kyalo Kimulu remains one…
Every year on June 1, Kenya proudly celebrates…
Today, Kenya marks the 63rd Madaraka Day in…
St Joseph’s Seminary School in Molo, Nakuru County…
A health workers’ union has demanded an immediate…
The Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET)…
Interior and National Administration Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen…
Parents in Magenche Ward, Kisii County, have condemned…
The National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has urged…
President William Ruto has called on parents to…
Parents and guardians of students at Senior Chief…
President William Ruto has pledged Ksh50 million to…
A former Kenyan secondary school teacher has attracted…
Reprieve for over 225 students after the High…
Every graduation season comes with a flood of…
The quiddity of good governance in schools abuts…
The AIC Kang’itit Girls Secondary School community in…
Broadcasting and Telecommunications Principal Secretary (PS) Stephen Isaboke…
In the recent past, the former Principal Secretary…
