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The High Court limited a father’s duty to pay his daughter’s university fees to public university rates, ruling he cannot be forced to cover higher private institution costs chosen without his consent Justice Helene Namisi emphasised that both parents must support their child based on financial capacity, with the daughter also expected to seek HELB…
HELB remains Kenya’s largest provider of student financial aid, offering tuition and upkeep loans to eligible students joining universities and TVET institutions Thousands of students either delay reporting or defer their studies because of financial constraints, despite having earned admission to institutions of higher learning For many Kenyan families, the period between receiving admission letters…
Girls in Mombasa County have been encouraged to enrol in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions and pursue courses traditionally dominated by men, particularly those linked to the blue economy, as part of efforts to promote gender equality and expand economic opportunities. The call was made during a career symposium held at Tononoka…
The High Court limited a father’s duty to pay his daughter’s university fees to public university rates, ruling he cannot be forced to cover higher private institution costs chosen without his consent Justice Helene Namisi emphasised that both parents must support their child based on financial capacity, with the daughter also expected to seek HELB…
HELB remains Kenya’s largest provider of student financial aid, offering tuition and upkeep loans to eligible students joining universities and TVET institutions Thousands of students either delay reporting or defer their studies because of financial constraints, despite having earned admission to institutions of higher learning For many Kenyan families, the period between receiving admission letters…
Girls in Mombasa County have been encouraged to enrol in Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) institutions and pursue courses traditionally dominated by men, particularly those linked to the blue economy, as part of efforts to promote gender equality and expand economic opportunities. The call was made during a career symposium held at Tononoka…
The High Court limited a father’s duty to…
HELB remains Kenya’s largest provider of student financial…
Girls in Mombasa County have been encouraged to…
Ethuro acknowledged that recovering loans from informal sector…
KASNEB will pilot Computer-Based Examination (CBE) for CIFA…
Multiple scholarship pathways exist for Kenyan Form Four…
According to the Universities Fund (UF), the portal…
Ogutu called on teachers to draw on their…
The teenager was hit in the right leg,…
Kenya’s schools face a critical test of leadership…
Kenyan universities are expanding their own financial aid…
A fire broke out at Tenwek High School…
Education experts explain how unresolved grievances, poor communication,…
Busia County has launched the Kenya Blue Economy…
Kenya has signed a partnership with AHK Services…
Vocational training instructors in Migori County have called…
KUPPET has expressed concern over what it describes…
Parents in Nandi County have been urged to…
The government has launched the distribution of laptops…
Football, basketball and netball quarter-final line-ups took shape…
