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Hillary Muhalya says parents have a right to question school leadership when genuine concerns arise. He maintains that protests should focus on evidence and learner welfare rather than preferred leadership candidates. Appointment and deployment of public-school administrators should remain within TSC’s legal mandate. A number of Kenyan schools have recently attracted public attention after parents…
TSC has closed the September 2026 payroll, with teachers expected to receive their salaries by Friday. The Gov’t has postponed the planned PAYE review for lower-income workers from September to October 2026. President Ruto has proposed exempting workers earning below Ksh 30,000 from PAYE while reducing the tax burden for those earning up to Ksh…
KUPPET has called for the Basic Education Bill, 2026 to abandon the comprehensive school model and establish Junior Secondary Schools as autonomous institutions, a position KNUT opposes. Teachers have also challenged provisions requiring school heads to report non-enrolling parents for arrest and criminalising corporal punishment, warning of possible victimisation. By Hillary Muhalya The Basic Education…
Hillary Muhalya says parents have a right to question school leadership when genuine concerns arise. He maintains that protests should focus on evidence and learner welfare rather than preferred leadership candidates. Appointment and deployment of public-school administrators should remain within TSC’s legal mandate. A number of Kenyan schools have recently attracted public attention after parents…
TSC has closed the September 2026 payroll, with teachers expected to receive their salaries by Friday. The Gov’t has postponed the planned PAYE review for lower-income workers from September to October 2026. President Ruto has proposed exempting workers earning below Ksh 30,000 from PAYE while reducing the tax burden for those earning up to Ksh…
KUPPET has called for the Basic Education Bill, 2026 to abandon the comprehensive school model and establish Junior Secondary Schools as autonomous institutions, a position KNUT opposes. Teachers have also challenged provisions requiring school heads to report non-enrolling parents for arrest and criminalising corporal punishment, warning of possible victimisation. By Hillary Muhalya The Basic Education…
Hillary Muhalya says parents have a right to…
TSC has closed the September 2026 payroll, with…
KUPPET has called for the Basic Education Bill,…
Will the Tertiary Education, Placement and Funding Bill,…
Eldoret Principal Magistrate Caroline Wattimah has denied bond…
Hillary Muhalya says strong education institutions need leaders…
Astiba Kebong’o argues that digital convenience should not…
JKUAT has disputed the authenticity of an engineering…
Khasoko Boys Senior School in Bumula Sub-County has…
The National Assembly Education Committee has urged Kenyans…
Enock Okong’o says adequate sleep should be treated…
St Joseph’s Matiku Senior School has commissioned a…
The Govt has launched DLP Phase II, deploying…
Enock Okong’o argues that effective leadership depends on…
Nyamira parents have threatened legal action against ECDE…
KUPPET Nandi Secretary Paul Rotich has lauded the…
Nyamira University College is set to admit students…
Mang’u High School Principal has raised concerns over…
Obed Ratemo argues that schools need trained counsellors…
West Mugirango MP Steve Mogaka has defended teachers…
