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The incoming Kisii County Commissioner, James Kamau, has called on parents and teachers to work closely with other education stakeholders to uplift education standards in the region. Speaking during the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations held in Kenyenya, Mr. Kamau said education remains a top priority for the national government. He noted that President Dr. William…
Kabete National Polytechnic has launched the German Language TVET Trainers Capacity Building and Examiner Qualification Programme. The programme, spearheaded by Kabete in partnership with Independent Language Examinations for Germany, Austria and Switzerland (inLEGAS) Ltd, is set to enhance trainer capacity, strengthen the credibility of language assessments, and broaden access to internationally recognised certification pathways within…
A senior government administrator has called for urgent amendments to Kenya’s Basic Education Act to give administrators and security agencies greater authority to respond swiftly to emergencies in schools following a wave of arson incidents that has rocked learning institutions across the country. Speaking during the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations in Mwatate, Taita Taveta County,…
The incoming Kisii County Commissioner, James Kamau, has called on parents and teachers to work closely with other education stakeholders to uplift education standards in the region. Speaking during the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations held in Kenyenya, Mr. Kamau said education remains a top priority for the national government. He noted that President Dr. William…
Kabete National Polytechnic has launched the German Language TVET Trainers Capacity Building and Examiner Qualification Programme. The programme, spearheaded by Kabete in partnership with Independent Language Examinations for Germany, Austria and Switzerland (inLEGAS) Ltd, is set to enhance trainer capacity, strengthen the credibility of language assessments, and broaden access to internationally recognised certification pathways within…
A senior government administrator has called for urgent amendments to Kenya’s Basic Education Act to give administrators and security agencies greater authority to respond swiftly to emergencies in schools following a wave of arson incidents that has rocked learning institutions across the country. Speaking during the 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations in Mwatate, Taita Taveta County,…
The incoming Kisii County Commissioner, James Kamau, has…
Kabete National Polytechnic has launched the German Language…
A senior government administrator has called for urgent…
Let me say this plainly so no one…
Saseta Girls’ Secondary School in Konoin Sub-County, Bomet…
Chesamisi High School in Bungoma County will reopen…
In the short story Cheque Mate, Sukiya discovers…
Non-Teaching Staff (NTS) in schools support learning pursuits….
The County Government of West Pokot has signed…
The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) has officially…
The government has allocated Ksh1.5 billion to pay…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has invited stakeholders…
A boys’ dormitory at Tarakwa High School in…
What are we really passing on to our…
Every parent dreams of leaving something behind for…
As Kenya grapples with recurring school crises, a…
Meru Senator Kathuri Murungi has called for an…
The growing use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in…
During the recent Madaraka Day long weekend, I…
As Kenya marked its 63rd Madaraka Day celebrations,…
