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At least 100 junior secondary school teachers from about 50 schools in Kwale County have been trained on artificial intelligence as part of an ongoing digital literacy programme. The initiative, implemented by Teck Kids Africa, seeks to bridge the widening knowledge gap between teachers and learners on emerging technologies, with a target of reaching more than 50,000 students across the county. Speaking…
The Members of Parliament are pushing a new legislative proposal that could see secondary school students begin the process of acquiring national identity cards before turning 18, in a move aimed at streamlining access to essential services and reducing bureaucratic delays. The proposed reforms, spearheaded by lawmakers including Suba South MP Caroli Omondi, seek to…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba has dismissed as fake a document circulating widely on social media purporting to address delayed payments for professionals involved in national examinations. In a brief but firm statement shared online, Ogamba cautioned Kenyans against treating the document as authentic, saying it did not originate from the Ministry of Education….
At least 100 junior secondary school teachers from about 50 schools in Kwale County have been trained on artificial intelligence as part of an ongoing digital literacy programme. The initiative, implemented by Teck Kids Africa, seeks to bridge the widening knowledge gap between teachers and learners on emerging technologies, with a target of reaching more than 50,000 students across the county. Speaking…
The Members of Parliament are pushing a new legislative proposal that could see secondary school students begin the process of acquiring national identity cards before turning 18, in a move aimed at streamlining access to essential services and reducing bureaucratic delays. The proposed reforms, spearheaded by lawmakers including Suba South MP Caroli Omondi, seek to…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba has dismissed as fake a document circulating widely on social media purporting to address delayed payments for professionals involved in national examinations. In a brief but firm statement shared online, Ogamba cautioned Kenyans against treating the document as authentic, saying it did not originate from the Ministry of Education….
At least 100 junior secondary school teachers from about 50 schools…
The Members of Parliament are pushing a new…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba has dismissed…
Kwale Governor Fatuma Achani has raised concern over…
The national government has abolished co-payments for teachers…
The Senate Committee on Labour and Social Welfare…
Roysambu Junior School is set to host its…
The United Kingdom (UK) has approved groundbreaking legislation…
The Kisii County Government has trained more than…
The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers…
The Cabinet Secretary for Public Service Geoffrey Ruku…
Murang’a High School has announced that it will…
Two third-year students at Jomo Kenyatta University of…
Evaleen Mitei’s 326 days at the helm of…
The National Assembly Majority Leader and Kikuyu Member…
The Nursing Council of Kenya (NCK) has publicly…
The Centre for Mathematics, Science and Technology Education…
The National Assembly’s Public Accounts Committee (PAC) has…
The Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology…
In retrospect, in 2016, there were two key…
