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Security concerns have emerged around the University of Kabianga following a reported student robbery. The female student allegedly lost a recently purchased laptop after being threatened with a knife. The incident has renewed calls for stronger security around private student accommodation near the university. Security concerns have been raised around the University of Kabianga following…
Awendo NG-CDF has delivered a new 52-seater bus to KMTC Awendo Campus, ending years of reliance on borrowed or hired transport for clinical placements. MP John Walter Owino has pledgedSh10 million for a new tuition block, while urging KMTC to introduce more market-driven courses. The campus has grown from 150 to over 400 students in…
Astiba Kebong’o highlights why schools must strengthen preparedness before the October–December El Niño rains. She says learner safety and uninterrupted national examinations require practical planning beyond national-level preparations. The writer urges schools, parents and communities to anticipate risks before heavy rains cause disruption. When dark clouds gather over the country, the first concern for many…
Security concerns have emerged around the University of Kabianga following a reported student robbery. The female student allegedly lost a recently purchased laptop after being threatened with a knife. The incident has renewed calls for stronger security around private student accommodation near the university. Security concerns have been raised around the University of Kabianga following…
Awendo NG-CDF has delivered a new 52-seater bus to KMTC Awendo Campus, ending years of reliance on borrowed or hired transport for clinical placements. MP John Walter Owino has pledgedSh10 million for a new tuition block, while urging KMTC to introduce more market-driven courses. The campus has grown from 150 to over 400 students in…
Astiba Kebong’o highlights why schools must strengthen preparedness before the October–December El Niño rains. She says learner safety and uninterrupted national examinations require practical planning beyond national-level preparations. The writer urges schools, parents and communities to anticipate risks before heavy rains cause disruption. When dark clouds gather over the country, the first concern for many…
Security concerns have emerged around the University of…
Awendo NG-CDF has delivered a new 52-seater bus…
Astiba Kebong’o highlights why schools must strengthen preparedness…
Victor Ochieng’ explains why employees and job-seekers must…
KNDFF has announced its 2026 national trainers’ workshop,…
Sot TTI’s men’s and ladies’ handball teams have…
Nearly 700,000 of the 900,000 candidates who sat…
KICD has advertised17 vacancies on permanent and pensionable…
Dormitory arson is a deliberate act preceded by…
HRMPEB has released the August 2026 CBET Diploma…
Many teachers still lack practical training on guiding…
The national government has reclaimed about 70 acres…
CUE data has revealed a widening staff-to-student ratio…
Members of the Kenya National Union of Teachers…
The PSC has opened 1,000 internship slots under…
Schools that hosted the June ICT training have…
The Government has rolled out smart boards and…
Gender-disaggregated data is essential for revealing disparities in…
The National Assembly Education Committee has held public…
Embu Women’s Prison has broken ground on a…
