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A former St Patrick’s Iten High School student is challenging his removal from Kenya’s disability chess team. The player claims he was dropped hours before departure for the 2025 Chess Olympiad in Kazakhstan. The Sports Disputes Tribunal has dismissed a preliminary objection, allowing the substantive dispute to proceed to hearing. A case challenging the alleged…
An 18-year-old student has been sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of defiling a nine-year-old pupil at a primary school in Lamu Central Sub-County. The court heard that the Grade 3 pupil was assaulted inside a school toilet after the accused allegedly followed him there and forced him to undress. Lamu Principal Magistrate Peter…
Term Three brings examinations, fatigue and mounting expectations that can place enormous pressure on learners. Hillary Muhalya argues that academic excellence should be pursued alongside learners’ physical and emotional wellbeing. Teachers, parents, school leaders, communities and government must work together to help learners finish the year strong. Term Three is often described as the final…
A former St Patrick’s Iten High School student is challenging his removal from Kenya’s disability chess team. The player claims he was dropped hours before departure for the 2025 Chess Olympiad in Kazakhstan. The Sports Disputes Tribunal has dismissed a preliminary objection, allowing the substantive dispute to proceed to hearing. A case challenging the alleged…
An 18-year-old student has been sentenced to life imprisonment after being convicted of defiling a nine-year-old pupil at a primary school in Lamu Central Sub-County. The court heard that the Grade 3 pupil was assaulted inside a school toilet after the accused allegedly followed him there and forced him to undress. Lamu Principal Magistrate Peter…
Term Three brings examinations, fatigue and mounting expectations that can place enormous pressure on learners. Hillary Muhalya argues that academic excellence should be pursued alongside learners’ physical and emotional wellbeing. Teachers, parents, school leaders, communities and government must work together to help learners finish the year strong. Term Three is often described as the final…
A former St Patrick’s Iten High School student…
An 18-year-old student has been sentenced to life…
Term Three brings examinations, fatigue and mounting expectations…
Parents should begin discovering their children’s abilities from…
Good teachers rarely walk away from schools without…
Chief Justice Martha Koome has called for urgent…
Nyanza possesses a rich mix of natural beauty,…
School records are more than documents stored in…
Kenya’s proposed higher education funding reforms could replace…
Leadership shapes much more than an organisation’s policies,…
Promising overseas jobs are increasingly becoming gateways into…
A new generation of East African scholars is…
West Pokot teachers have swapped classrooms for the…
The Ministry of Education has restricted large gatherings…
Agoro Sare High School learners have showcased innovations…
Kisii Governor Simba Arati has urged Kenyans to…
Parents have been urged to take greater responsibility…
David Ndii has warned that Kenya’s higher education…
The government is considering a universal funding model…
A debate is emerging at Egerton University over…
