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Thousands of newly recruited intern teachers are set for permanent employment under the 2026/27 Budget. Treasury says the move will help address staffing shortages and improve learning outcomes. The conversion comes as the government expands Competency-Based Education and Junior Secondary Schools. By Joseph Mambili A total of 24,000 newly recruited intern teachers will be converted…
More than 1,000 young people from Lamu have completed digital literacy training aimed at boosting employability and online opportunities. The county has established nine digital hubs and 28 free public Wi-Fi hotspots to support digital inclusion. Top performers will benefit from advanced ICT training as Lamu expands its digital empowerment agenda. By Benedict Aoya More…
Thousands of teachers are set to benefit from new funding allocations in the 2026/27 Budget. Treasury has allocated billions for intern teachers and their transition to permanent employment. The move aims to address teacher shortages and improve learning outcomes. By Joseph Mambili The government has allocated KSh 13.1 billion to support teacher recruitment and employment…
Thousands of newly recruited intern teachers are set for permanent employment under the 2026/27 Budget. Treasury says the move will help address staffing shortages and improve learning outcomes. The conversion comes as the government expands Competency-Based Education and Junior Secondary Schools. By Joseph Mambili A total of 24,000 newly recruited intern teachers will be converted…
More than 1,000 young people from Lamu have completed digital literacy training aimed at boosting employability and online opportunities. The county has established nine digital hubs and 28 free public Wi-Fi hotspots to support digital inclusion. Top performers will benefit from advanced ICT training as Lamu expands its digital empowerment agenda. By Benedict Aoya More…
Thousands of teachers are set to benefit from new funding allocations in the 2026/27 Budget. Treasury has allocated billions for intern teachers and their transition to permanent employment. The move aims to address teacher shortages and improve learning outcomes. By Joseph Mambili The government has allocated KSh 13.1 billion to support teacher recruitment and employment…
Thousands of newly recruited intern teachers are set…
More than 1,000 young people from Lamu have…
Thousands of teachers are set to benefit from…
University and TVET students are among the biggest…
Junior Secondary Schools have received a major funding…
TSC has received the largest share of the…
Education remains the single largest recipient of government…
Reading strengthens the mind, expands knowledge, and sharpens…
Two Multimedia University students remain hospitalized after sustaining…
Twenty-three students from St. Thomas Aquinas Igumori School…
It would be legally inaccurate to conclude that…
For decades, the South Rift region has been…
Poverty, family instability and substance abuse continue to…
A recent dormitory fire at Eor-Ekule Mixed Senior…
Parents attending the Annual General Meeting (AGM) at…
The Maasai Mara University is set to expand…
Secondary school deputy principals have petitioned the National…
Three students from Kisumu Boys High School accused…
The farewell ceremony for former Orero Boys High…
A former employee of Nairobi City Water and…
