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Kiambu Senator Karungo wa Thang’wa has questioned whether proposed tertiary financing reforms adequately protect needy students. He wants Parliament to guarantee scholarships, clarify loan repayment terms and cap interest charged on student loans. The debate comes as lawmakers collect public views on the Tertiary Education, Placement and Funding Bill, 2026. A new battle is brewing…
Kennedy Buhere questions whether Kenya is using the term “comprehensive school” in its proper educational sense. He says the phrase traditionally refers to secondary schooling combining academic, general and vocational programmes. Buhere warns that terminology can shape future policy choices and limit flexibility in education planning. As the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Education subjects…
Stakeholders in Kisii and Kericho want clearer structures for Junior Secondary School management and governance. KUPPET has pushed for autonomous JSS institutions, while school heads have backed the comprehensive model. Funding, teacher representation, parental participation and support for learners with special needs also dominated submissions. The residents of Kisii and Kericho counties have called for…
Kiambu Senator Karungo wa Thang’wa has questioned whether proposed tertiary financing reforms adequately protect needy students. He wants Parliament to guarantee scholarships, clarify loan repayment terms and cap interest charged on student loans. The debate comes as lawmakers collect public views on the Tertiary Education, Placement and Funding Bill, 2026. A new battle is brewing…
Kennedy Buhere questions whether Kenya is using the term “comprehensive school” in its proper educational sense. He says the phrase traditionally refers to secondary schooling combining academic, general and vocational programmes. Buhere warns that terminology can shape future policy choices and limit flexibility in education planning. As the National Assembly Departmental Committee on Education subjects…
Stakeholders in Kisii and Kericho want clearer structures for Junior Secondary School management and governance. KUPPET has pushed for autonomous JSS institutions, while school heads have backed the comprehensive model. Funding, teacher representation, parental participation and support for learners with special needs also dominated submissions. The residents of Kisii and Kericho counties have called for…
Kiambu Senator Karungo wa Thang’wa has questioned whether…
Kennedy Buhere questions whether Kenya is using the…
Stakeholders in Kisii and Kericho want clearer structures…
Yabesh Onwonga says graduate unemployment exposes weaknesses between…
The High Court has invalidated TSC’s 2025 recruitment…
Edwin Jemenya says promotion decisions should recognise experience,…
Teachers have been invited to submit creative works…
Hillary Muhalya says proposed education reforms must clearly…
Some teachers shortlisted for TSC promotions have failed…
Astiba Kebong’o says examination preparation should begin with…
KNUT has opposed a Basic Education Bill clause…
A second-year nursing student has been given an…
KESSHA has submitted a memorandum to Parliament calling…
Gusii elders and church leaders are calling for…
Hillary Muhalya says parents have a right to…
TSC has closed the September 2026 payroll, with…
KUPPET has called for the Basic Education Bill,…
Will the Tertiary Education, Placement and Funding Bill,…
Eldoret Principal Magistrate Caroline Wattimah has denied bond…
Hillary Muhalya says strong education institutions need leaders…
