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Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has come under sharp criticism from Members of Parliament over what they termed as lax enforcement of school uniform guidelines, accusing institutions of exploiting parents through inflated costs and punitive practices. While appearing before National assembly, MPs questioned CS Ogamba why schools continue to defy a presidential directive requiring them…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has cautioned teachers and the public against relying on two viral posters circulating online that claim to announce changes to hardship allowances and secondary school subject combinations, terming the documents fake and misleading. In a statement, the commission said the posters, which have been widely shared on social media, are…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has assured that certificates issued by the Kenya Institute of Management (KIM) during its legally authorised period remain valid, as the government moves to clarify the status of qualifications awarded after 2018. Appearing before the National Assembly, Ogamba said the government will safeguard individuals who obtained certificates while KIM was…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has come under sharp criticism from Members of Parliament over what they termed as lax enforcement of school uniform guidelines, accusing institutions of exploiting parents through inflated costs and punitive practices. While appearing before National assembly, MPs questioned CS Ogamba why schools continue to defy a presidential directive requiring them…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has cautioned teachers and the public against relying on two viral posters circulating online that claim to announce changes to hardship allowances and secondary school subject combinations, terming the documents fake and misleading. In a statement, the commission said the posters, which have been widely shared on social media, are…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has assured that certificates issued by the Kenya Institute of Management (KIM) during its legally authorised period remain valid, as the government moves to clarify the status of qualifications awarded after 2018. Appearing before the National Assembly, Ogamba said the government will safeguard individuals who obtained certificates while KIM was…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has come under…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has cautioned teachers…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has assured that…
For decades, classroom management has largely been defined…
The East Africa Youth Parliament has convened its…
There are two sad episodes about two colleges…
Construction of Bomet High School is progressing steadily,…
Residents of Samburu East have been urged to…
Parents in Bomet and Kericho counties have appealed…
Cabinet Secretary for Health, Aden Duale, has acknowledged…
The Ministry of Education has admitted that more…
The High Court has temporarily suspended the closure…
Across the country, more teachers are quietly turning…
The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service…
Preparations are underway for a special Thanksgiving Ceremony…
The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers…
A contractor in Kisii County is appealing for…
The government through the national treasury has released…
The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers…
Every year when national examination results are released,…
