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Peter shared analysis on KNEC paperless exam plan: good promise, major pitfalls ahead. Benefits include sustainability, speed, enhanced security, and data analytics capability. Challenges involve high initial cost, infrastructure limits, digital inequality, and cybersecurity risks. By Hillary Muhalya The education sector is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in its history, marked by the…
Mandatory orientation scheduled for June 16, 2026, at Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development before deployment. Officers required to report at 8:30 a.m. for orientation and issuance of posting letters. Three-step deployment process outlined by the ministry: Clearance from current schools by June 12. Attendance at KICD orientation. Clearance with Teachers Service Commission headquarters for release…
Kimulot Boys High School won Konoin sub-county basketball, rugby, and football titles, advancing to Bomet county championships next week. By our reporter Defending Bomet County basketball 3×3 champions Kimulot Boys High School underlined their sporting dominance after clinching multiple titles during the Konoin Sub-County secondary school term two games. Playing on home soil, Kimulot produced…
Peter shared analysis on KNEC paperless exam plan: good promise, major pitfalls ahead. Benefits include sustainability, speed, enhanced security, and data analytics capability. Challenges involve high initial cost, infrastructure limits, digital inequality, and cybersecurity risks. By Hillary Muhalya The education sector is undergoing one of the most significant transformations in its history, marked by the…
Mandatory orientation scheduled for June 16, 2026, at Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development before deployment. Officers required to report at 8:30 a.m. for orientation and issuance of posting letters. Three-step deployment process outlined by the ministry: Clearance from current schools by June 12. Attendance at KICD orientation. Clearance with Teachers Service Commission headquarters for release…
Kimulot Boys High School won Konoin sub-county basketball, rugby, and football titles, advancing to Bomet county championships next week. By our reporter Defending Bomet County basketball 3×3 champions Kimulot Boys High School underlined their sporting dominance after clinching multiple titles during the Konoin Sub-County secondary school term two games. Playing on home soil, Kimulot produced…
Peter shared analysis on KNEC paperless exam plan:…
Mandatory orientation scheduled for June 16, 2026, at…
Kimulot Boys High School won Konoin sub-county basketball,…
Acting TSC CEO Evaline Mitei is driving major…
Newly appointed Basic Education PS John Lekakeny Ololtuaa…
Egerton University lecturer Dr. Tabitha Awuor Amollo has…
Education writer Hillary Muhalya argues that reading is…
Stakeholders from across Western Kenya converged at Masinde…
Education commentator argues that rising school unrest reflects…
Kisii Governor Simba Arati has challenged young people…
Ashford Kimani reflects on his journey at Ng’ethu…
By Lydia Ngoolo A Grade Three pupil from…
KNUT Elgeyo Marakwet concerned over rising school unrest,…
President William Ruto has dismissed claims that the…
PS Prof. Shaukat urged moving research from shelves…
Consumers Federation of Kenya (COFEK) has issued a…
The proposed centre is linked to U.S. plans…
Public responses to school unrest often focus on…
St Benedict defeated Mulot Girls 5-3 in their…
Sixteen of the incidents occurred after the deadly…
