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Girls’ rights defender Doreen Totona Korir has called for stronger support for hygiene and personal care among adolescent girls. She said access to sanitary products is critical in reducing absenteeism and promoting dignity in schools. Korir distributed sanitary pads to learners at Murinduko Baptist Senior School and pledged to expand the initiative across Nakuru County….
A multi-agency team has destroyed more than 2,600 litres of Kangara and seized 160 litres of Chang’aa in Nyahururu Sub-County. Security officials say illicit alcohol continues to threaten public health, family stability and economic development. Authorities have warned that alcoholism is also contributing to school absenteeism, poor academic performance and learner dropout. A multi-agency team…
The Teachers Service Commission is navigating a critical period of leadership transition while implementing major education reforms. The article argues that continuity and institutional stability are essential for sustaining progress in promotions, staffing and teacher management. It highlights the need for a carefully managed succession process to protect reforms already underway. The Teachers Service Commission…
Girls’ rights defender Doreen Totona Korir has called for stronger support for hygiene and personal care among adolescent girls. She said access to sanitary products is critical in reducing absenteeism and promoting dignity in schools. Korir distributed sanitary pads to learners at Murinduko Baptist Senior School and pledged to expand the initiative across Nakuru County….
A multi-agency team has destroyed more than 2,600 litres of Kangara and seized 160 litres of Chang’aa in Nyahururu Sub-County. Security officials say illicit alcohol continues to threaten public health, family stability and economic development. Authorities have warned that alcoholism is also contributing to school absenteeism, poor academic performance and learner dropout. A multi-agency team…
The Teachers Service Commission is navigating a critical period of leadership transition while implementing major education reforms. The article argues that continuity and institutional stability are essential for sustaining progress in promotions, staffing and teacher management. It highlights the need for a carefully managed succession process to protect reforms already underway. The Teachers Service Commission…
Girls’ rights defender Doreen Totona Korir has called…
A multi-agency team has destroyed more than 2,600…
The Teachers Service Commission is navigating a critical…
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KNEC has dismissed as fake a viral social…
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Ashford Kimani argues that Lionel Messi’s sixth World…
Public secondary schools have received the second tranche…
HELB has advised 2025 KCSE candidates to prepare…
School leaders in Kipkomo and Pokot Central have…
Ashford Kimani reflects on Brandon Ambrosino’s exploration of…
Thousands of P1 teachers say academic upgrading is…
The Trans Nzoia County football final has been…
Moi Boys Kabartonjo to be elevated to C1…
The writer highlights concerns from schools about unusual…
The writer argues that while the idea of…
The government has launched a nationwide mobilisation drive…
A school bus carrying students from Pineview Academy…
