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KNUT Rarieda Branch has concluded its long-delayed elections after a court injunction was lifted, with Michael Owade winning the Executive Secretary seat. David Okwang has been elected Branch Chairman, alongside a full slate of new officials, including the vice-chairman, treasurer and women’s representative. The branch has ended a prolonged period without elected leadership, following a…
A fire has destroyed a dormitory at Ol Butyo Boys High School in Chepalungu Sub-County, Bomet County, on Sunday evening. Students and staff have mounted an emergency response to contain the blaze and prevent it from spreading to other buildings. Authorities have launched investigations to establish the cause of the fire, with no casualties reported…
Kenya’s digital-credit boom has reshaped borrowing options for teachers, making loans faster but riskier. SACCOs, banks and digital lenders have offered competing rates that vary widely in cost and repayment terms. The expansion of digital loans has raised concerns about affordability and erosion of teachers’ disposable income. Kenya’s digital-credit explosion is reshaping the financial landscape for teachers,…
KNUT Rarieda Branch has concluded its long-delayed elections after a court injunction was lifted, with Michael Owade winning the Executive Secretary seat. David Okwang has been elected Branch Chairman, alongside a full slate of new officials, including the vice-chairman, treasurer and women’s representative. The branch has ended a prolonged period without elected leadership, following a…
A fire has destroyed a dormitory at Ol Butyo Boys High School in Chepalungu Sub-County, Bomet County, on Sunday evening. Students and staff have mounted an emergency response to contain the blaze and prevent it from spreading to other buildings. Authorities have launched investigations to establish the cause of the fire, with no casualties reported…
Kenya’s digital-credit boom has reshaped borrowing options for teachers, making loans faster but riskier. SACCOs, banks and digital lenders have offered competing rates that vary widely in cost and repayment terms. The expansion of digital loans has raised concerns about affordability and erosion of teachers’ disposable income. Kenya’s digital-credit explosion is reshaping the financial landscape for teachers,…
KNUT Rarieda Branch has concluded its long-delayed elections…
A fire has destroyed a dormitory at Ol…
Kenya’s digital-credit boom has reshaped borrowing options for…
Kenyenya Senior Secondary School has appealed to President…
CUE data shows3,017 university disciplinary cases in 2025,…
Parliament has taken up the Basic Education Bill,…
The Rongo University Writers Club has marked five…
Kisumu County has moved to implement the ECD…
Tala Girls Senior School has joinedKangundo-Tala Municipality officials…
MP Julius Taitumu has cautioned politicians against introducing…
The ODPP and Equality Effect have trained 569…
TSC has cleared866 primary school teachers for deployment…
Maseno School has brought together over 810 candidates,…
Stakeholders have urged schools in Murang’a County to…
Public Teacher Training Colleges have remained closed to…
MP Julius Taitumu has urged education stakeholders to…
President Ruto has announced that the planned Lamu…
The University of Eldoret has initiated disciplinary action against…
KNEC has directed senior schools to correct duplicate,…
More than 200 learners from Lokichoggio Sub-County have…
