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The High Court directed the Ministry of Education in September 2024 to establish ESQAC within 60 days. Justice Lawrence Mugambi found that failure to establish the statutory council was contrary to the rule of law. The ruling followed a petition by Dr Christopher Galgalo Ali challenging the ministry’s failure to operationalise the council. The High…
SRC has asked public university vice-chancellors to disclose funds available to implement proposed 2025–2029 CBAs. The Commission says the information will help determine the affordability and fiscal sustainability of the proposals. The request follows an appeal seeking a review of SRC’s advice on the proposed agreements. The Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) has asked vice-chancellors…
Public schools in Marsabit have reportedly been directed to pay Sh18,500 each towards training for bursars and accounts clerks. An anonymous complaint is seeking clarification on the authority, approvals and accountability mechanisms behind the payment. The complainant has asked relevant authorities to suspend the compulsory payment pending verification of its legal basis. Questions have been…
The High Court directed the Ministry of Education in September 2024 to establish ESQAC within 60 days. Justice Lawrence Mugambi found that failure to establish the statutory council was contrary to the rule of law. The ruling followed a petition by Dr Christopher Galgalo Ali challenging the ministry’s failure to operationalise the council. The High…
SRC has asked public university vice-chancellors to disclose funds available to implement proposed 2025–2029 CBAs. The Commission says the information will help determine the affordability and fiscal sustainability of the proposals. The request follows an appeal seeking a review of SRC’s advice on the proposed agreements. The Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC) has asked vice-chancellors…
Public schools in Marsabit have reportedly been directed to pay Sh18,500 each towards training for bursars and accounts clerks. An anonymous complaint is seeking clarification on the authority, approvals and accountability mechanisms behind the payment. The complainant has asked relevant authorities to suspend the compulsory payment pending verification of its legal basis. Questions have been…
The High Court directed the Ministry of Education…
SRC has asked public university vice-chancellors to disclose…
Public schools in Marsabit have reportedly been directed…
TVET institutions should measure success by trainees’ ability…
Gilbert Kimani arrived at Kiambani Secondary School in…
TSC has reshuffled senior administrators in another round…
Teachers in Kericho will gather for sports, health…
President William Ruto has pledged to follow up…
Parents have reported being asked to pay between…
TSC has secured Sh11.5 million from two sponsors…
Public universities have asked SRC to review its…
Ben Israel has appealed to President William Ruto…
TSC policy already recognises teacher contributions extending beyond…
Former First Lady Margaret Kenyatta has engaged the…
Simon Kathumo Foundation has pledged continued scholarships and…
Kitelakapel TTI learners have protested against Principal Phidis…
Veteran author John Kiriamiti has returned to crime…
KNUT has opposed the alleged transfer of thousands…
Hillary Muhalya retraces the final reported movements of…
KEMI is training 21,493 Junior School heads as…
