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Teachers on social media have cried foul over delayed payments to contracted professionals by the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC), raising serious concerns about accountability and respect for educators. For months now, teachers who participated in national examination processes supervision, invigilation, and marking, have lamented the silence from the council regarding their dues. Many have…
Rift Valley stamped its authority early at the 2026 Brookside Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) National Term One Games, sweeping the girls’ cross country podium in a commanding display that set the tone for the championship. In a fiercely contested girls’ race, Venencia Chebet Masai of Kongit Secondary School stormed to victory, leading a…
The bid by Higher Education Principal Secretary Dr. Beatrice Inyangala for the 2027 Kakamega gubernatorial seat has gained momentum after she formally declared interest, backed by strong support from her home church. Dr. Inyangala made her position clear during an Easter mass at the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) St. Barnabas Eshikhoni Church in Navakholo…
Teachers on social media have cried foul over delayed payments to contracted professionals by the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC), raising serious concerns about accountability and respect for educators. For months now, teachers who participated in national examination processes supervision, invigilation, and marking, have lamented the silence from the council regarding their dues. Many have…
Rift Valley stamped its authority early at the 2026 Brookside Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) National Term One Games, sweeping the girls’ cross country podium in a commanding display that set the tone for the championship. In a fiercely contested girls’ race, Venencia Chebet Masai of Kongit Secondary School stormed to victory, leading a…
The bid by Higher Education Principal Secretary Dr. Beatrice Inyangala for the 2027 Kakamega gubernatorial seat has gained momentum after she formally declared interest, backed by strong support from her home church. Dr. Inyangala made her position clear during an Easter mass at the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) St. Barnabas Eshikhoni Church in Navakholo…
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The 2026 Brookside KSSSA National Term 1 Games…
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