Kenya’s leading newspaper on education, widely read by teachers, students, lecturers, parents, and key education stakeholders nationwide.
Elias Kiprotich, a Form Three student at Chepkutung Secondary School, reportedly died at the scene. He was travelling on a motorcycle when it was reportedly hit by a lorry at Kapsuser Market. Residents have urged motorists to exercise greater caution along the busy Kericho-Sotik highway. A Form Three student at Chepkutung Secondary School has died…
Philip Muge says disability legislation must translate into tangible improvements for persons with disabilities. He wants national and county governments to enforce employment provisions and improve access to assistive devices. Muge has also called for stronger education, healthcare and assessment support for persons with disabilities. National and county governments have been challenged to move beyond…
Insecurity along the Turkana-West Pokot border is disrupting learning and forcing families away from affected areas. Schools are grappling with falling enrolment, damaged infrastructure, teacher absenteeism and fear among learners. Church leaders have called for dialogue and lasting government intervention to end persistent border attacks. Learning in schools along the volatile Turkana-West Pokot border has…
Elias Kiprotich, a Form Three student at Chepkutung Secondary School, reportedly died at the scene. He was travelling on a motorcycle when it was reportedly hit by a lorry at Kapsuser Market. Residents have urged motorists to exercise greater caution along the busy Kericho-Sotik highway. A Form Three student at Chepkutung Secondary School has died…
Philip Muge says disability legislation must translate into tangible improvements for persons with disabilities. He wants national and county governments to enforce employment provisions and improve access to assistive devices. Muge has also called for stronger education, healthcare and assessment support for persons with disabilities. National and county governments have been challenged to move beyond…
Insecurity along the Turkana-West Pokot border is disrupting learning and forcing families away from affected areas. Schools are grappling with falling enrolment, damaged infrastructure, teacher absenteeism and fear among learners. Church leaders have called for dialogue and lasting government intervention to end persistent border attacks. Learning in schools along the volatile Turkana-West Pokot border has…
Elias Kiprotich, a Form Three student at Chepkutung…
Philip Muge says disability legislation must translate into…
Insecurity along the Turkana-West Pokot border is disrupting…
Saboti MP Caleb Amisi is distributing bursary cheques…
Stakeholders in Kakamega want TSC to release logistical…
Lawrence Malot says he swerved off the road…
President William Ruto says university, TVET and KMTC…
Public schools without title deeds could struggle to…
Kevin Dennis Githunguri argues that Parliament’s counselling motion…
TSC has reserved a motor vehicle and motorcycle…
Tathmini Africa seeks to help learners and parents…
Yabesh Onwonga argues that talks with teachers cannot…
Sports PS Elijah Mwangi says university athletics competitions…
Kobala Mixed Secondary School’s girls’ football team has…
KNEC has released the 2025 KCSE and KJSEA…
TSC has dismissed false social media claims that…
KUCCPS has reopened applications for KMTC and the…
Homa Bay educationist Evans Matata says the crackdown…
Victor Ochieng’ argues that calculated risk-taking is essential…
Public entities could face consequences for failing to…
