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Studying abroad exposes African students to new cultures, languages and opportunities that can transform their lives. Yet global education should enrich rather than erase their languages, values, food and connection to home. Enock Okong’o urges African students abroad to embrace new knowledge while remaining firmly connected to their African identity. There is a story we…
University admission brings excitement, but reporting costs can place significant pressure on families already facing financial constraints. Community support can help ease that burden while encouraging learners as they begin a new academic journey. Hillary Muhalya highlights how Joel Ngolekong’s intervention is helping university-bound learners and their families in Pokot South. A new chapter has…
Violent behaviour among young people often develops after warning signs, emotional struggles and behavioural changes go unnoticed. Parents must understand their children’s friendships, digital lives and struggles while teaching accountability, self-control and respect for others. Astiba Kebongo explains why the battle for children’s character must be fought at home long before the courtroom. A child…
Studying abroad exposes African students to new cultures, languages and opportunities that can transform their lives. Yet global education should enrich rather than erase their languages, values, food and connection to home. Enock Okong’o urges African students abroad to embrace new knowledge while remaining firmly connected to their African identity. There is a story we…
University admission brings excitement, but reporting costs can place significant pressure on families already facing financial constraints. Community support can help ease that burden while encouraging learners as they begin a new academic journey. Hillary Muhalya highlights how Joel Ngolekong’s intervention is helping university-bound learners and their families in Pokot South. A new chapter has…
Violent behaviour among young people often develops after warning signs, emotional struggles and behavioural changes go unnoticed. Parents must understand their children’s friendships, digital lives and struggles while teaching accountability, self-control and respect for others. Astiba Kebongo explains why the battle for children’s character must be fought at home long before the courtroom. A child…
Studying abroad exposes African students to new cultures,…
University admission brings excitement, but reporting costs can…
Violent behaviour among young people often develops after…
University leaders and guest speaker Dr Julius Kipng’etich…
Bungoma leaders have mourned the death of Chemche…
FEASSSA organisers have released draws for the 2026…
St. Stephen Laikong Girls has qualified to represent…
The Ministry of Education has partnered with Huawei…
Narok West MP Gabriel Tongoyo has hosted Sekenani…
The government has begun rolling out pension and…
A Lamu court has sentenced an 18-year-old Athuman…
KNEC has registered a record 3.6 million candidates…
Rift Valley region has topped the 2026 KJPSSA…
Four high school boys have been charged with…
The Ministry of Education has proposed removing teachers…
CUEA has hosted the 11th KCCB Commission for…
A Sh4.8 billion funding shortfall has disrupted school…
KUPPET has issued a seven-day ultimatum to the…
KSSSA has named the Coast and Rift Valley…
Senator Edwin Sifuna has demanded urgent government action…
