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Enock Okong’o reports that learners have returned to schools previously threatened by insecurity along the Kisii-Trans Mara border. The reopening follows a peace meeting led by Kisii and Narok County Commissioners as security patrols continue. Recent clashes disrupted businesses, displaced families and threatened learning, leaving residents counting losses across the border communities. Students are seen…
Teachers in Igembe North have called for better pay, improved working conditions and greater welfare support during a meeting with MP Julius Taitumu at Ntunene Girls Secondary School. Taitumu has said about 35,000 teachers are expected to be promoted this year, with Igembe North securing additional promotion slots after concerns were raised over the 2024…
Enock Okong’o urges learners to see English as a life skill extending far beyond national examinations. Drawing from Michael Kijana Wamalwa and Dr Zachary Onyonka, he shows how eloquence can shape careers. Okong’o challenges schools to expose learners to accomplished speakers while creating opportunities to practise spoken English. One day as I travelled along the…
Enock Okong’o reports that learners have returned to schools previously threatened by insecurity along the Kisii-Trans Mara border. The reopening follows a peace meeting led by Kisii and Narok County Commissioners as security patrols continue. Recent clashes disrupted businesses, displaced families and threatened learning, leaving residents counting losses across the border communities. Students are seen…
Teachers in Igembe North have called for better pay, improved working conditions and greater welfare support during a meeting with MP Julius Taitumu at Ntunene Girls Secondary School. Taitumu has said about 35,000 teachers are expected to be promoted this year, with Igembe North securing additional promotion slots after concerns were raised over the 2024…
Enock Okong’o urges learners to see English as a life skill extending far beyond national examinations. Drawing from Michael Kijana Wamalwa and Dr Zachary Onyonka, he shows how eloquence can shape careers. Okong’o challenges schools to expose learners to accomplished speakers while creating opportunities to practise spoken English. One day as I travelled along the…
Enock Okong’o reports that learners have returned to…
Teachers in Igembe North have called for better…
Enock Okong’o urges learners to see English as…
Secondary schools receive the largest share at Sh10.96…
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Ashford Kimani explores the Sea of Galilee as…
JSS pioneer teachers of 2023 should be given…
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Kenya’s Basic Education (Amendment) Bill, 2025 has proposed…
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Tot in the Kerio Valley has hosted a…
CS Ogamba has hinted at a new funding…
Governor Arati has launched the Etaya Talent Search…
