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PS Ololtuaa has confirmed that KNEC has activated an emergency response plan to protect national examinations from disruption during the October-December rains. MoE has been mapping high-risk areas across counties to secure examination materials and ensure adequate school feeding supplies during the rainy season. The government has urged learners, teachers and parents to remain alert…
KISE’s lack of institutional autonomy has left learners with special needs and their families struggling to access assessments and specialised support, particularly in rural areas. KISE should be granted financial and human-resource autonomy, similar to institutions like KICD, KEMI and KNEC, to strengthen its capacity to support CBE’s age- and stage-based learning pathways. Kenya’s commitment…
The Council of Legal Education has handed over two draft regulations on licensing and quality assurance, and the Advocates Training Programme, to Attorney General Dorcas Oduor. CLE Chairperson Prof. Collins Odote has led the presentation of the drafts, which were developed through a consultative process involving legal education stakeholders. The regulations, aimed at strengthening standards…
PS Ololtuaa has confirmed that KNEC has activated an emergency response plan to protect national examinations from disruption during the October-December rains. MoE has been mapping high-risk areas across counties to secure examination materials and ensure adequate school feeding supplies during the rainy season. The government has urged learners, teachers and parents to remain alert…
KISE’s lack of institutional autonomy has left learners with special needs and their families struggling to access assessments and specialised support, particularly in rural areas. KISE should be granted financial and human-resource autonomy, similar to institutions like KICD, KEMI and KNEC, to strengthen its capacity to support CBE’s age- and stage-based learning pathways. Kenya’s commitment…
The Council of Legal Education has handed over two draft regulations on licensing and quality assurance, and the Advocates Training Programme, to Attorney General Dorcas Oduor. CLE Chairperson Prof. Collins Odote has led the presentation of the drafts, which were developed through a consultative process involving legal education stakeholders. The regulations, aimed at strengthening standards…
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