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Principal Secretary Juliana Yiapan urged Kenyans to plant trees in their former schools to boost forest cover. She emphasised trees’ role in fighting climate change, conserving biodiversity, and protecting water sources. The initiative forms part of Kenya’s plan to plant 15 billion trees by 2032 to restore degraded landscapes. Principal Secretary in the Office of…
Governor Isaac Mutuma vowed to champion the fight against GBV, teenage pregnancy, and drug abuse through sports and talent nurturing. The Governor Mutuma Super Cup united communities, rewarded winners with millions in cash prizes, and showcased football and athletics talent. The event drew national and international figures, strengthened youth empowerment, and set the stage for…
Focused candidates prepare through re‑visiting, reviewing, repetition, and reading, ensuring mastery of syllabus content. Frequent reviews and repeated practice strengthen memory, reduce exam stress, and build confidence for KCSE exams. Candidates are encouraged to use re‑reading, text‑marking, annotation, and note‑making to enhance comprehension and retention. Ideally, after covering the syllabus on time, schools with a…
Principal Secretary Juliana Yiapan urged Kenyans to plant trees in their former schools to boost forest cover. She emphasised trees’ role in fighting climate change, conserving biodiversity, and protecting water sources. The initiative forms part of Kenya’s plan to plant 15 billion trees by 2032 to restore degraded landscapes. Principal Secretary in the Office of…
Governor Isaac Mutuma vowed to champion the fight against GBV, teenage pregnancy, and drug abuse through sports and talent nurturing. The Governor Mutuma Super Cup united communities, rewarded winners with millions in cash prizes, and showcased football and athletics talent. The event drew national and international figures, strengthened youth empowerment, and set the stage for…
Focused candidates prepare through re‑visiting, reviewing, repetition, and reading, ensuring mastery of syllabus content. Frequent reviews and repeated practice strengthen memory, reduce exam stress, and build confidence for KCSE exams. Candidates are encouraged to use re‑reading, text‑marking, annotation, and note‑making to enhance comprehension and retention. Ideally, after covering the syllabus on time, schools with a…
Principal Secretary Juliana Yiapan urged Kenyans to plant…
Governor Isaac Mutuma vowed to champion the fight…
Focused candidates prepare through re‑visiting, reviewing, repetition, and…
Vihiga Governor Dr Wilber Ottichilo committed to supporting…
Academic excellence opens doors, but character, resilience and…
Constituencies will receive between Sh8.8 million and Sh11.3…
Wilson Sossion and Antonina Lentoijoni bring decades of…
President William Ruto has challenged universities to lead…
School principal Lucy Nungari has denied assaulting her…
The debate over school heads’ remuneration should go…
TSC has implemented a series of regional directors’…
Former KNUT Secretary-General Wilson Sossion and education administrator…
Busia County Education Board Chair Prof. Okumu Bigambo…
Students at Kibingei Girls High School in Kericho…
AGC Tenwek Hospital has successfully performed Kenya’s first…
KNEC has introduced an e‑Certificate platform allowing KCSE…
KICOWU has asked the Teachers Service Commission to…
The Public Service Commission has advertised 130 vacancies…
Three suspects arraigned at Sotik Law Courts over…
MP Boyd Were handed over a new 67-seater…
