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Politicians, parents and community members have been urged to respect school management autonomy and avoid direct interference in administrative decisions. Stakeholders have been urged to channel concerns through established school structures rather than political pressure or public confrontations. Politicians, parents and members of the local community have been urged to respect the autonomy of school…
A Grade 9 learner at Echariria Comprehensive School has been found dead along a railway line in Gilgil’s Mbaruk area after going missing on August 23, 2026. Preliminary reports have indicated signs of physical violence and a possible struggle, though police are yet to establish the motive or identify a suspect. Residents and the school…
Kabarak University has launched the Digital Pedagogy Micro-Credential Certificate Course and Content Modularisation initiative to train lecturers in online teaching. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Kiplangat has officially launched the programmes during a seminar organised by the Directorate of Open, Distance and e-Learning under Director Prof. Simon Karume. The university has introduced content modularisation to break academic material…
Politicians, parents and community members have been urged to respect school management autonomy and avoid direct interference in administrative decisions. Stakeholders have been urged to channel concerns through established school structures rather than political pressure or public confrontations. Politicians, parents and members of the local community have been urged to respect the autonomy of school…
A Grade 9 learner at Echariria Comprehensive School has been found dead along a railway line in Gilgil’s Mbaruk area after going missing on August 23, 2026. Preliminary reports have indicated signs of physical violence and a possible struggle, though police are yet to establish the motive or identify a suspect. Residents and the school…
Kabarak University has launched the Digital Pedagogy Micro-Credential Certificate Course and Content Modularisation initiative to train lecturers in online teaching. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Kiplangat has officially launched the programmes during a seminar organised by the Directorate of Open, Distance and e-Learning under Director Prof. Simon Karume. The university has introduced content modularisation to break academic material…
Politicians, parents and community members have been urged…
A Grade 9 learner at Echariria Comprehensive School…
Kabarak University has launched the Digital Pedagogy Micro-Credential…
Teacher SACCOs need to expand their mandate beyond…
Julius Melly has challenged Kenyans to submit documented…
Kenya’s universities must undergo wholesale preparation, covering lecturer…
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Stakeholders in Nandi County have urged teachers to…
Chepsaita Senior School’s boys’ volleyball team has returned…
Governor Simba Arati has hosted Cardinal Otunga Mosocho…
MPs have questioned Kagumo Teachers’ Training College management…
Koskei has announced intensified government oversight of the…
MPs have rejected claims that politicians are issuing…
The national school feeding programme has received Sh3…
Several headteachers have alleged that Sub-County Education officers…
Tharaka University’s TVET Mukothima Branch has enrolled 260…
Teachers serving in acting DHOI and HOI positions…
Parliament has approved Wilson Sossion and Antonina Lentoijoni…
George Ruto has met Teacher Cillah at Westlands…
