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Parents have called on HELB and the Ministry of Interior to ease ID verification hurdles facing first-year students applying for loans. A parent has raised concerns after her daughter’s HELB application was blocked despite holding a valid National ID, requiring physical verification in Nairobi. Parents have urged HELB to establish a digital verification mechanism and…
MoE has launched a Learner Validation Engine within KEMIS, directing schools to correct errors in learner records. Schools have been instructed to verify examination and assessment numbers, correct typographical errors, and complete missing parent or guardian details. Field officers have been tasked with supporting schools through the validation process while the Ministry has warned against…
When rent, food, peer pressure and academic demands stretch students and parents to the limit, and graduation beckons For thousands of Kenyan families, a university admission letter represents hope. It reflects years of schooling, parental sacrifice, and the belief that education can open the door to a better future. Behind that letter is often a…
Parents have called on HELB and the Ministry of Interior to ease ID verification hurdles facing first-year students applying for loans. A parent has raised concerns after her daughter’s HELB application was blocked despite holding a valid National ID, requiring physical verification in Nairobi. Parents have urged HELB to establish a digital verification mechanism and…
MoE has launched a Learner Validation Engine within KEMIS, directing schools to correct errors in learner records. Schools have been instructed to verify examination and assessment numbers, correct typographical errors, and complete missing parent or guardian details. Field officers have been tasked with supporting schools through the validation process while the Ministry has warned against…
When rent, food, peer pressure and academic demands stretch students and parents to the limit, and graduation beckons For thousands of Kenyan families, a university admission letter represents hope. It reflects years of schooling, parental sacrifice, and the belief that education can open the door to a better future. Behind that letter is often a…
Parents have called on HELB and the Ministry…
MoE has launched a Learner Validation Engine within…
When rent, food, peer pressure and academic demands…
Professor Henry Onderi has warned the Ministry of…
163 teachers living with disabilities in Bomet County…
Kessha has disputed Auditor-General findings questioning millions of…
A Sh5.2 billion funding shortfall has left four…
Omusugu has called on the Teachers Service Commission…
Learners from ACK Emmanuel Tausa CYDC have won…
Kisii University has deepened academic cooperation with U.S….
Kenyan secondary school teams have faced a busy…
Wilson Sossion has pledged to support President Ruto…
A High Court order has temporarily suspended Treasury…
SHA has urged members to ensure mobile numbers…
Derrick Inganga argues that successful schools are built…
Duncan Osoro has argued that teachers should shift…
Education stakeholders have warned that rising political tensions…
Kenya has proposed the Basic Education Bill 2026…
Kinale Girls have won the 2026 FEASSA Rugby…
Investigators have established that teacher Charity Kitur was…
