July 25, 2026

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First Lady, Merck Foundation launch girls’ education programme as 328 Kenyans benefit from medical scholarships

First Lady Rachel Ruto and Merck Foundation have launched the Educating Linda Programme to support disadvantaged Kenyan schoolgirls. The partnership is providing annual scholarships to 47 high-performing but financially disadvantaged girls until they complete their education. Merck Foundation says 328 Kenyan healthcare professionals have benefited from specialised medical training scholarships, nearly half of them women….

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Ruto, UNDP, private sector launch historic NextGen programme targeting 15,000 university, TVET graduates

NextGen.Ke will offer university and TVET graduates structured 12-month workplace placements with monthly stipends. The programme starts with 500 graduates before expanding to benefit more than 15,000 young people over three years. Government, UNDP and KEPSA are partnering with private employers to bridge the gap between education and employment For generations, graduation has represented the…

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Teachers, your words can build or destroy a learner’s future

Hillary Muhalya argues that teachers’ words can profoundly influence learners’ confidence, behaviour, resilience and future aspirations. He urges educators to replace humiliating labels with positive language that corrects behaviour while preserving every learner’s dignity. Muhayla says a teacher’s lasting legacy lies not only in academic results but also in confidence restored and dreams awakened. Education…

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