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Sirigoi Secondary School will face football giants Butere Boys and Kakamega School in a highly anticipated Group D showdown. Principal Mustafa Rajab is expected to play a key role as Sirigoi seeks to upset more established rivals. Football fans are already predicting fierce contests in what many have dubbed the tournament’s “Group of Death”. By…
Recurring insecurity along the Narok-Migori border continues to disrupt learning, forcing teachers and families to flee affected areas. Local leaders say school closures and displacement of learners are undermining access to education in the region. The government has pledged to deploy additional security officers to restore peace and allow normal learning to resume. By Kimutai…
Elgeyo Marakwet Governor Wisley Rotich has attributed rising cases of school unrest to declining discipline among learners. The governor says Kenya should have a national conversation on the possible reintroduction of corporal punishment in schools. He also challenged parents to take greater responsibility in guiding and disciplining their children. By Kimutai Langat Elgeyo Marakwet Governor…
Sirigoi Secondary School will face football giants Butere Boys and Kakamega School in a highly anticipated Group D showdown. Principal Mustafa Rajab is expected to play a key role as Sirigoi seeks to upset more established rivals. Football fans are already predicting fierce contests in what many have dubbed the tournament’s “Group of Death”. By…
Recurring insecurity along the Narok-Migori border continues to disrupt learning, forcing teachers and families to flee affected areas. Local leaders say school closures and displacement of learners are undermining access to education in the region. The government has pledged to deploy additional security officers to restore peace and allow normal learning to resume. By Kimutai…
Elgeyo Marakwet Governor Wisley Rotich has attributed rising cases of school unrest to declining discipline among learners. The governor says Kenya should have a national conversation on the possible reintroduction of corporal punishment in schools. He also challenged parents to take greater responsibility in guiding and disciplining their children. By Kimutai Langat Elgeyo Marakwet Governor…
Sirigoi Secondary School will face football giants Butere…
Recurring insecurity along the Narok-Migori border continues to…
Elgeyo Marakwet Governor Wisley Rotich has attributed rising…
Education officials have urged schools to conduct regular…
Education writer Hillary Muhalya argues that spelling instruction…
A pupil from Ngesumin Comprehensive School in Kericho…
Menengai Senior School teacher Fenwick Malobah has received…
Members of Parliament are calling for a review…
A fire broke out at Kamureito High School…
A recent study by the Centre for Mathematics,…
St. Lukes Boys’ Senior School in Kimilili has…
The Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Baringo…
Bomet County has upgraded more than 500 Early…
Male teachers stand as the foundational pillars of…
Parents in Kericho County have been urged to…
A regional audit by the East African Community…
Neurodevelopmental disability advocates have urged parents and caregivers…
The long-awaited Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA)…
Migori High school has been widely commended alongside…
Concerns have resurfaced at Kisii University following renewed…
