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KCB Bank has committed KSh20 million towards the 2026 Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Term Two Games. The bank will serve as the official title and kit sponsor of the championships. The sponsorship will support playing kits, trophies, fan engagement and the development of school sports. KCB Bank has committed KSh20 million towards the…
GG Rumuruti Boys Secondary School ended Olmoran Secondary School’s four-year reign to win the Laikipia County boys’ volleyball championship. The new champions completed the tournament without dropping a single set. GG Rumuruti also won the county boys’ football title to complete a memorable double. GG Rumuruti Boys Secondary School produced a dominant performance to dethrone…
Vihiga County has launched a week-long training programme to strengthen Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) in vocational institutions. TVET trainers are being equipped with skills in competency-based curriculum delivery, assessment and quality assurance. The county says the programme will improve skills development and produce graduates who meet labour market demands. Technical and vocational trainers in…
KCB Bank has committed KSh20 million towards the 2026 Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) Term Two Games. The bank will serve as the official title and kit sponsor of the championships. The sponsorship will support playing kits, trophies, fan engagement and the development of school sports. KCB Bank has committed KSh20 million towards the…
GG Rumuruti Boys Secondary School ended Olmoran Secondary School’s four-year reign to win the Laikipia County boys’ volleyball championship. The new champions completed the tournament without dropping a single set. GG Rumuruti also won the county boys’ football title to complete a memorable double. GG Rumuruti Boys Secondary School produced a dominant performance to dethrone…
Vihiga County has launched a week-long training programme to strengthen Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) in vocational institutions. TVET trainers are being equipped with skills in competency-based curriculum delivery, assessment and quality assurance. The county says the programme will improve skills development and produce graduates who meet labour market demands. Technical and vocational trainers in…
KCB Bank has committed KSh20 million towards the…
GG Rumuruti Boys Secondary School ended Olmoran Secondary…
Vihiga County has launched a week-long training programme…
Kibabii University and Kenya Methodist University have launched…
Former Chief Officer for ICT, Education and Internship…
The Government plans to shift public service promotions…
Makueni Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili has warned against…
Mental health experts say healing from painful memories…
KUCCPS has officially released the 2025 placement results…
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has declined to…
Stakeholders have welcomed the proposed Engineering Technology Rules,…
A technical committee has begun the process of…
Victor Ochieng’ explains why organisations should invest in…
The Vihiga County Government is set to sign…
Adults who missed the opportunity to attend formal…
Ochunyno Comprehensive and Junior school Grade 7 learners…
Schools in Kilifi County have been warned against…
Kaboson Girls Secondary School has won its appeal…
Concern is mounting within Murang’a’s education sector following…
The writer argues that AI-powered systems can generate…
