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A contractor in Kisii County is appealing for government intervention after allegedly going unpaid for a school construction project completed under the Bamachoge National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF). Joel Onsase, a contractor from Magenche Ward, says he is owed Ksh2.8 million for constructing Nyakorere Comprehensive Primary School. He reports that he was awarded the…
The government through the national treasury has released Ksh23.4 billion for second-term capitation, with Basic Education Principal Secretary Prof Julius Bitok confirming that the funds will be credited to school accounts by Friday April 24, ahead of the reopening of schools on Monday. Prof Bitok said the timely disbursement is intended to ensure smooth operations…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC), in collaboration with the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC), has unveiled sweeping changes to hardship area classifications and allowances for teachers and education officers. The new structure, which will take effect on July 1, 2026, introduces a simplified two-tier model aimed at reflecting current socio-economic realities and ensuring prudent use…
A contractor in Kisii County is appealing for government intervention after allegedly going unpaid for a school construction project completed under the Bamachoge National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF). Joel Onsase, a contractor from Magenche Ward, says he is owed Ksh2.8 million for constructing Nyakorere Comprehensive Primary School. He reports that he was awarded the…
The government through the national treasury has released Ksh23.4 billion for second-term capitation, with Basic Education Principal Secretary Prof Julius Bitok confirming that the funds will be credited to school accounts by Friday April 24, ahead of the reopening of schools on Monday. Prof Bitok said the timely disbursement is intended to ensure smooth operations…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC), in collaboration with the Salaries and Remuneration Commission (SRC), has unveiled sweeping changes to hardship area classifications and allowances for teachers and education officers. The new structure, which will take effect on July 1, 2026, introduces a simplified two-tier model aimed at reflecting current socio-economic realities and ensuring prudent use…
A contractor in Kisii County is appealing for…
The government through the national treasury has released…
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The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service…
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The State Department for Technical and Vocational Education…
I commence my 51st treatise on CBE by…
