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Treasury has allocated KSh 56.3 billion to HELB. The funding is expected to support university and TVET students across the country. Government says student financing remains central to expanding access to higher education. By Joseph Mambili University and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) students are set to benefit from a major funding boost…
Secondary schools have received one of the largest allocations in the education sector. The funding aims to support capitation and improve access to secondary education. School heads are expected to closely monitor capitation disbursements. ByJoseph Mambili Secondary schools across the country are set to receive KSh 54.6 billion under the Free Day Secondary Education programme…
The government has allocated KSh 3 billion for school feeding. The programme supports learner retention and attendance, especially in vulnerable regions. Education stakeholders say school meals remain critical to learning outcomes. By Joseph Mambili The government has allocated KSh 3 billion to the School Feeding Programme in the FY 2026/27 Budget, reaffirming its commitment to…
Treasury has allocated KSh 56.3 billion to HELB. The funding is expected to support university and TVET students across the country. Government says student financing remains central to expanding access to higher education. By Joseph Mambili University and Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) students are set to benefit from a major funding boost…
Secondary schools have received one of the largest allocations in the education sector. The funding aims to support capitation and improve access to secondary education. School heads are expected to closely monitor capitation disbursements. ByJoseph Mambili Secondary schools across the country are set to receive KSh 54.6 billion under the Free Day Secondary Education programme…
The government has allocated KSh 3 billion for school feeding. The programme supports learner retention and attendance, especially in vulnerable regions. Education stakeholders say school meals remain critical to learning outcomes. By Joseph Mambili The government has allocated KSh 3 billion to the School Feeding Programme in the FY 2026/27 Budget, reaffirming its commitment to…
Treasury has allocated KSh 56.3 billion to HELB….
Secondary schools have received one of the largest…
The government has allocated KSh 3 billion for…
Treasury has allocated KSh 4.1 billion for primary…
Treasury has allocated KSh 6.7 billion to settle…
Treasury has allocated KSh 58.5 billion to the…
Treasury has allocated KSh 9.9 billion for administration…
Thousands of newly recruited intern teachers are set…
More than 1,000 young people from Lamu have…
Thousands of teachers are set to benefit from…
University and TVET students are among the biggest…
Junior Secondary Schools have received a major funding…
TSC has received the largest share of the…
Education remains the single largest recipient of government…
Reading strengthens the mind, expands knowledge, and sharpens…
Two Multimedia University students remain hospitalized after sustaining…
Twenty-three students from St. Thomas Aquinas Igumori School…
It would be legally inaccurate to conclude that…
For decades, the South Rift region has been…
Poverty, family instability and substance abuse continue to…
