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In the Saturday Standard, Lawi Sultani Njeremani’s piece, “How KICD’s veil of secrecy undermines our education,” is written with passion, urgency, and rhetorical force. He rightly reminds readers that “Article 10 isn’t optional – it’s the bedrock of good governance.” On that principle, he deserves credit. Public institutions in Kenya, including the Kenya Institute of…
In every school environment, the relationship between teachers and learners is a delicate balance of authority, guidance, and mutual respect. It is often said that learners thrive when they feel connected to their teachers, yet this connection must never come at the expense of professional boundaries. A teacher who blurs these boundaries may become popular,…
The 2026 branch elections of the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) in Kericho County have concluded, ushering in a new team of officials to lead the teachers’ union. Mary Rotich emerged as the Executive Secretary after a decisive victory. Rotich secured 2,569 votes to defeat her closest challenger, Paul Biegon, who garnered 305…
In the Saturday Standard, Lawi Sultani Njeremani’s piece, “How KICD’s veil of secrecy undermines our education,” is written with passion, urgency, and rhetorical force. He rightly reminds readers that “Article 10 isn’t optional – it’s the bedrock of good governance.” On that principle, he deserves credit. Public institutions in Kenya, including the Kenya Institute of…
In every school environment, the relationship between teachers and learners is a delicate balance of authority, guidance, and mutual respect. It is often said that learners thrive when they feel connected to their teachers, yet this connection must never come at the expense of professional boundaries. A teacher who blurs these boundaries may become popular,…
The 2026 branch elections of the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) in Kericho County have concluded, ushering in a new team of officials to lead the teachers’ union. Mary Rotich emerged as the Executive Secretary after a decisive victory. Rotich secured 2,569 votes to defeat her closest challenger, Paul Biegon, who garnered 305…
In the Saturday Standard, Lawi Sultani Njeremani’s piece,…
In every school environment, the relationship between teachers…
The 2026 branch elections of the Kenya Union…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has confirmed that…
The Ministry of Education (MoE) has issued a…
University campuses and social media platforms in Kenya…
Lugulu Boarding and Day Comprehensive School in Bungoma…
A Key Inquiry Question (KIQ) is a carefully…
Wiper Party leader Kalonzo Musyoka has hailed the…
A teacher’s potential is one of the most…
Doris Lemngole, the sensational talent from Parua in…
The introduction of Kenya’s Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) marks…
The transition of Kenya’s first Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC)…
Machakos youths have been encouraged to take advantage…
Parents in Matungulu Sub-County, Machakos County, have been…
Kuria West Member of Parliament (MP) Mathias Robi…
A school is not defined only by its…
Kennedy Luketelo from Bumula has retained his position…
Saire Secondary School emerged as the overall champions…
The Argungu International Fishing and Cultural Festival is…
