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According to early 2026 report done by KNBS, data shows that 67 per cent of Kenyan youths are unemployed. The unemployment factors such as declining economic growth, inefficiencies, corruption and graduate exploitation is pushing young Kenyans to turn into entrepreneurs in order to achieve economic independence. Around Rongo University, business is establishing itself as a…
Senior school heads in Murang’a County have raised concerns over a growing number of retired and former employees returning to schools to demand gratuity payments, years after leaving service. Led by Murang’a KESSHA Chairperson Peter Stanley Gitu, the principals said the trend has placed school administrations under pressure, as many of the claims lack proper…
The transition to Competency-Based Education (CBE) in Kenya has been presented as one of the most ambitious reforms in the country’s education history. It promises a shift from rote learning to practical competence, from examination obsession to holistic growth, and from rigid content delivery to learner-centred development. In principle, that vision is difficult to oppose….
According to early 2026 report done by KNBS, data shows that 67 per cent of Kenyan youths are unemployed. The unemployment factors such as declining economic growth, inefficiencies, corruption and graduate exploitation is pushing young Kenyans to turn into entrepreneurs in order to achieve economic independence. Around Rongo University, business is establishing itself as a…
Senior school heads in Murang’a County have raised concerns over a growing number of retired and former employees returning to schools to demand gratuity payments, years after leaving service. Led by Murang’a KESSHA Chairperson Peter Stanley Gitu, the principals said the trend has placed school administrations under pressure, as many of the claims lack proper…
The transition to Competency-Based Education (CBE) in Kenya has been presented as one of the most ambitious reforms in the country’s education history. It promises a shift from rote learning to practical competence, from examination obsession to holistic growth, and from rigid content delivery to learner-centred development. In principle, that vision is difficult to oppose….
According to early 2026 report done by KNBS,…
Senior school heads in Murang’a County have raised…
The transition to Competency-Based Education (CBE) in Kenya…
The Federation of East Africa Schools’ Sports Associations…
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is…
Mount Kenya University (MKU) has secured a remarkable…
Kajiado Governor Joseph ole Lenku has expressed deep…
A heavy storm has caused extensive destruction at…
The role of early childhood stimulation on brain…
Christopher Khaemba is a distinguished Kenyan educationist best…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has sparked concern…
The Departmental Committee on Education, led by Chairman…
A 17-year-old girl who was abducted from her…
Detectives have arrested two suspects linked to the…
There are leaders who believe a school runs…
The foundation of a child’s learning journey is…
Leadership is often evaluated through visible actions –…
A student from Kenya High School, Mitchelle Ombuna,…
The government through the Ministry of Education has…
A growing concern over delayed teacher promotions in…
