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Schools have been directed to limit external activities during the national examination and assessment season. Candidate prayer days involving parents and outsiders will not be allowed during the examination period. AGMs and prize-giving ceremonies must also be moved away from Third Term under the directive. The Ministry of Education (MoE) has imposed restrictions on prayer…
First-time university and TVET applicants have received another opportunity to seek Government financial support. The funding window has been extended to September 21 after nearly 790,000 initial applications. Students will remain under the current funding model as Parliament considers a proposed new framework. First-time university students and TVET trainees who missed the Government funding application…
A parliamentary committee has raised concerns over financial management practices in national schools. MPs cited textbook disparities, old fee arrears, unauthorised borrowing and weaknesses in procurement systems. The committee says its findings will inform recommendations aimed at strengthening accountability in public schools. The National Assembly Public Investments Committee on Governance and Education has raised concerns…
Schools have been directed to limit external activities during the national examination and assessment season. Candidate prayer days involving parents and outsiders will not be allowed during the examination period. AGMs and prize-giving ceremonies must also be moved away from Third Term under the directive. The Ministry of Education (MoE) has imposed restrictions on prayer…
First-time university and TVET applicants have received another opportunity to seek Government financial support. The funding window has been extended to September 21 after nearly 790,000 initial applications. Students will remain under the current funding model as Parliament considers a proposed new framework. First-time university students and TVET trainees who missed the Government funding application…
A parliamentary committee has raised concerns over financial management practices in national schools. MPs cited textbook disparities, old fee arrears, unauthorised borrowing and weaknesses in procurement systems. The committee says its findings will inform recommendations aimed at strengthening accountability in public schools. The National Assembly Public Investments Committee on Governance and Education has raised concerns…
Schools have been directed to limit external activities…
First-time university and TVET applicants have received another…
A parliamentary committee has raised concerns over financial…
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