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The Ethanga Clan has identified education as its top development priority to improve opportunities for children. Clan leaders pledged to mobilise resources to support learners and promote community welfare. The meeting also emphasised the importance of education in nurturing future leaders. Education will be a top priority for the Ethanga Clan as members intensify efforts…
Kenyan universities produced a record 123,928 graduates in 2024, the highest number in the country’s history. Education and Business programmes accounted for the largest share of degree holders entering the labour market. Experts warn that the growing graduate population is likely to intensify competition for limited formal employment opportunities. Kenya’s universities released a record 123,928…
A proposal to make KNEC examination invigilation, supervision and marking part of teachers’ normal duties has sparked debate across the education sector. Supporters argue the move would reduce public expenditure and align examination management with teachers’ professional responsibilities. Critics maintain that examination duties involve additional workload and should continue attracting separate compensation. A proposal that…
The Ethanga Clan has identified education as its top development priority to improve opportunities for children. Clan leaders pledged to mobilise resources to support learners and promote community welfare. The meeting also emphasised the importance of education in nurturing future leaders. Education will be a top priority for the Ethanga Clan as members intensify efforts…
Kenyan universities produced a record 123,928 graduates in 2024, the highest number in the country’s history. Education and Business programmes accounted for the largest share of degree holders entering the labour market. Experts warn that the growing graduate population is likely to intensify competition for limited formal employment opportunities. Kenya’s universities released a record 123,928…
A proposal to make KNEC examination invigilation, supervision and marking part of teachers’ normal duties has sparked debate across the education sector. Supporters argue the move would reduce public expenditure and align examination management with teachers’ professional responsibilities. Critics maintain that examination duties involve additional workload and should continue attracting separate compensation. A proposal that…
The Ethanga Clan has identified education as its…
Kenyan universities produced a record 123,928 graduates in…
A proposal to make KNEC examination invigilation, supervision…
The Kenya Private Schools Association has launched its…
The education fraternity in Busia County is mourning…
A record 12,632 teachers will retire from public…
For thousands of Kenyan schools, June 30, 2026,…
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Victor Ochieng’ explains the governance structure, leadership roles…
Florence Nightingale’s famous quote on refusing to give…
Menengai High School Mathematics and Physics teacher Fenwick…
The Ministry of Education has unveiled a major…
Ex-KNUT Secretary General Wilson Sossion has defended school…
TSC has unveiled one of the most far-reaching…
Butula University College of Technology has moved closer…
KNEC has launched e-Certificate platform for the access…
With schools closed for the holiday, many learners…
The remarkable rise and subsequent decline of the…
The Open University of Kenya will introduce a…
