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Parliament has approved a Sh18 billion supplementary budget to address urgent funding needs across key government sectors. The package includes Sh1.5 billion to clear arrears owed to teachers and education officers involved in national examinations. Additional allocations target youth empowerment, MSME development and water infrastructure projects. Parliament has approved the Second Supplementary Budget for the…
Hillary Muhalya argues that institutional leaders are increasingly expected to deliver exceptional results with inadequate resources. The article highlights funding shortages, staffing gaps, policy overload and technological challenges facing modern administrators. It calls for greater investment in institutions and stronger support systems to enable effective leadership and sustainable success. Every time an institution stumbles, the…
Basic Education Principal Secretary John Ololtuaa has commissioned new learning and infrastructure projects at Kimana Girls High School. The projects include smart classrooms, a school bus, an electric fence, a renovated computer laboratory and an ablution block. Education stakeholders say the investments will enhance learning, safety and academic performance at the school. Principal Secretary for…
Parliament has approved a Sh18 billion supplementary budget to address urgent funding needs across key government sectors. The package includes Sh1.5 billion to clear arrears owed to teachers and education officers involved in national examinations. Additional allocations target youth empowerment, MSME development and water infrastructure projects. Parliament has approved the Second Supplementary Budget for the…
Hillary Muhalya argues that institutional leaders are increasingly expected to deliver exceptional results with inadequate resources. The article highlights funding shortages, staffing gaps, policy overload and technological challenges facing modern administrators. It calls for greater investment in institutions and stronger support systems to enable effective leadership and sustainable success. Every time an institution stumbles, the…
Basic Education Principal Secretary John Ololtuaa has commissioned new learning and infrastructure projects at Kimana Girls High School. The projects include smart classrooms, a school bus, an electric fence, a renovated computer laboratory and an ablution block. Education stakeholders say the investments will enhance learning, safety and academic performance at the school. Principal Secretary for…
Parliament has approved a Sh18 billion supplementary budget…
Hillary Muhalya argues that institutional leaders are increasingly…
Basic Education Principal Secretary John Ololtuaa has commissioned…
Meru Central KNUT Executive Secretary Caxton Miungi has…
Musingu High School have announced their title ambitions…
The Government has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening…
Educationist Victor Ochieng’ urges Form Four candidates to…
The writer argues that Kenya’s proposed teacher grading…
Governor Abdulswamad Nassir has ordered an audit of…
The United Kingdom is moving to restrict social…
Chemelil Sugar Academy in Muhoroni Constituency was attacked…
Goveror Nyong’o has called upon teachers and parents…
Meru County liquor board has banned establishment of…
TVET PS Dr. Esther Muoria has announced that…
Tabaka Academy in Kisii County is transforming learning…
FKF Trans Nzoia chairman Isaac Munene has congratulated…
Parents of Riondong’a Comprehensive School in Nyaribari Constituency…
230 youth from Kakamega County have graduated from…
A delegation VOSH visited MMUST to strengthen its…
TSC is pursuing a policy to expand employment…
