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Students from the 2025 KCSE cohort who missed this year’s transfer deadline could get another opportunity in 2027. KUCCPS says the candidates remain eligible for inter-institutional transfers this year and next year. Meanwhile, applicants who met the August 14 deadline are awaiting transfer letters as processing continues. First-year students from the 2025 Kenya Certificate of…
Keiyo North MP Adams Kipsanai says Tambach TTC will continue operating alongside the new Kerio Valley University College. The MP says ongoing renovations will improve facilities for teacher trainees as the university prepares to receive students. His assurance seeks to address concerns that establishing the university college could lead to Tambach TTC being phased out….
Hillary Muhalya examines how religious favouritism can quietly influence trust, recognition and opportunities within school workplaces. He argues that teachers should be judged by competence, integrity and professional conduct rather than their religious affiliations. The commentary challenges school administrators to build inclusive staffrooms where fairness outweighs personal religious loyalties. There is a difficult reality that…
Students from the 2025 KCSE cohort who missed this year’s transfer deadline could get another opportunity in 2027. KUCCPS says the candidates remain eligible for inter-institutional transfers this year and next year. Meanwhile, applicants who met the August 14 deadline are awaiting transfer letters as processing continues. First-year students from the 2025 Kenya Certificate of…
Keiyo North MP Adams Kipsanai says Tambach TTC will continue operating alongside the new Kerio Valley University College. The MP says ongoing renovations will improve facilities for teacher trainees as the university prepares to receive students. His assurance seeks to address concerns that establishing the university college could lead to Tambach TTC being phased out….
Hillary Muhalya examines how religious favouritism can quietly influence trust, recognition and opportunities within school workplaces. He argues that teachers should be judged by competence, integrity and professional conduct rather than their religious affiliations. The commentary challenges school administrators to build inclusive staffrooms where fairness outweighs personal religious loyalties. There is a difficult reality that…
Students from the 2025 KCSE cohort who missed…
Keiyo North MP Adams Kipsanai says Tambach TTC…
Hillary Muhalya examines how religious favouritism can quietly…
Hillary Muhalya examines the government’s contingency plans to…
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PwDs can access fully funded scholarships for accounting,…
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Nyamira says learning continues in public ECDE centres…
Wajackoyah’s call to remove degree requirements for politicians…
Kapenguria University College is racing to complete preparations…
Maasai Mara University warns the public about a…
Kenya’s education budget has moved beyond the EAC’s…
TSC dismisses claims that MPs receive teacher employment…
Victor Ochieng’ argues that teachers’ expectations can significantly…
Astiba Kebong’o examines how teachers can respond to…
The National Assembly has backed reforms seeking to…
Parents in Kisii are protesting the decision by…
KCSE candidates may be required to demonstrate their…
