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JOOUST has postponed its Special and Supplementary Examinations, originally set to begin on August 17, 2026, due to delayed results. Registrar Dr Michael Ngala has notified students that the exams are on hold until further notice, without giving a new date. The university has advised students to await official communication as it works to finalise…
KUPPET Bomet has partnered with the Daniel Mutai Foundation to hold a disability inclusion event at Bomet Green Stadium. Organisers have arranged for the demonstration and distribution of assistive devices to teachers with disabilities. KUPPET Bomet has urged its members to attend in solidarity, reaffirming the union’s commitment to equity and inclusion. Teachers with disabilities…
Matungulu MP Stephen Mule has raised concern over teachers reportedly taking loans to finance participation in QVSE. Reports have alleged that participants were asked to deposit Sh65,000, prompting calls for an investigation. Mule has urged authorities to scrutinise the programme’s costs and protect teachers from unnecessary financial obligations. Matungulu Member of Parliament Stephen Mule has…
JOOUST has postponed its Special and Supplementary Examinations, originally set to begin on August 17, 2026, due to delayed results. Registrar Dr Michael Ngala has notified students that the exams are on hold until further notice, without giving a new date. The university has advised students to await official communication as it works to finalise…
KUPPET Bomet has partnered with the Daniel Mutai Foundation to hold a disability inclusion event at Bomet Green Stadium. Organisers have arranged for the demonstration and distribution of assistive devices to teachers with disabilities. KUPPET Bomet has urged its members to attend in solidarity, reaffirming the union’s commitment to equity and inclusion. Teachers with disabilities…
Matungulu MP Stephen Mule has raised concern over teachers reportedly taking loans to finance participation in QVSE. Reports have alleged that participants were asked to deposit Sh65,000, prompting calls for an investigation. Mule has urged authorities to scrutinise the programme’s costs and protect teachers from unnecessary financial obligations. Matungulu Member of Parliament Stephen Mule has…
JOOUST has postponed its Special and Supplementary Examinations,…
KUPPET Bomet has partnered with the Daniel Mutai…
Matungulu MP Stephen Mule has raised concern over…
Dr. Daniel Yumbya has raised concern over delayed…
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KUPPET aspirants have until Saturday, August 15, to…
Makueni County has awarded full sponsorships to 88…
Kenyan schools have registered victories and defeats across…
President Ruto has announced the establishment of the…
As the curtains fall at the 98th Kenya…
MMUST has announced plans to establish a campus…
