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Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah wants KNEC to disclose who secured the sensitive 2026 examination printing contract. He is seeking details on the procurement process, contract value, ownership, capacity and tax compliance of the successful bidder. The questions reopen debate over balancing examination security with transparency in the expenditure of public funds. The Senator’s questions have…
Hillary Muhalya argues that getting children into classrooms is no longer enough if learning remains weak. He says rural learners face deeper disadvantages in foundational skills, staffing, infrastructure and access to learning resources. Kenya must prioritise targeted learning recovery to prevent unequal schooling conditions from producing unequal educational opportunities. Kenya has largely won the first…
Five technical institutions are participating in assessments for trainees pursuing community services and individual support. Kabete National Polytechnic is hosting learners undergoing written, oral and practical assessments before workplace placements. The programme equips trainees with practical skills to support older persons and people living with disabilities. Trainees from five national polytechnics are undergoing assessment for…
Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah wants KNEC to disclose who secured the sensitive 2026 examination printing contract. He is seeking details on the procurement process, contract value, ownership, capacity and tax compliance of the successful bidder. The questions reopen debate over balancing examination security with transparency in the expenditure of public funds. The Senator’s questions have…
Hillary Muhalya argues that getting children into classrooms is no longer enough if learning remains weak. He says rural learners face deeper disadvantages in foundational skills, staffing, infrastructure and access to learning resources. Kenya must prioritise targeted learning recovery to prevent unequal schooling conditions from producing unequal educational opportunities. Kenya has largely won the first…
Five technical institutions are participating in assessments for trainees pursuing community services and individual support. Kabete National Polytechnic is hosting learners undergoing written, oral and practical assessments before workplace placements. The programme equips trainees with practical skills to support older persons and people living with disabilities. Trainees from five national polytechnics are undergoing assessment for…
Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah wants KNEC to disclose…
Hillary Muhalya argues that getting children into classrooms…
Five technical institutions are participating in assessments for…
The proposed law seeks to create a coordinated…
Kenya’s CBE promises learner-centred education, but inadequate resources…
Germany, Equity Group Foundation and the Ministry of…
Enock Okong’o says physical preparation alone will not…
Astiba Kebongo says final-term staff meetings should provide…
The National Assembly Education Committee has adopted its…
KNUT and KUPPET have issued a seven-day ultimatum to…
Tharuni School has received a major facelift through…
Universities have started admitting first-year students for 2026/2027 even…
Simon Rotich Piro was a former Senior Principal…
Elisha Ongoya has built his legal career on…
HELB has opened the 2026/2027 loan application window…
Schools should shift from inspecting teachers to systematically…
The Employment and Labour Relations Court in Machakos…
Gathungu has flagged illegal fees and financial lapses…
Bomet University has admitted 3,889 first-year students for…
Turkana University ICT lecturer Mr. Nathan Ruto and…
