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Public schools could face tough penalties for charging Kenyan learners tuition fees under proposed education reforms. The Basic Education Bill, 2026 also strengthens protections against exclusion, absenteeism and corporal punishment. Hillary Muhalya examines how the proposals could reshape responsibilities for schools, parents and the government. Kenya could be on the verge of one of the…
Kenya’s middle-level colleges play a critical role in developing practical and technical skills for the labour market. Kaptich Tarus warns that converting more colleges into universities risks weakening this distinct training function. He calls for greater investment in technical institutions to support manufacturing, agriculture, technology and other productive sectors. Kenya should reconsider the growing push…
The Kisii University forum demonstrated Kiswahili’s potential beyond classrooms and ceremonial use. Yabesh Onwonga calls for investment in Kiswahili research, artificial intelligence, innovation and scientific communication. He says implementation, measurable projects and political will must now replace repeated declarations and conference resolutions. The Kiswahili forum at Kisii University has ended, but its ideas must not…
Public schools could face tough penalties for charging Kenyan learners tuition fees under proposed education reforms. The Basic Education Bill, 2026 also strengthens protections against exclusion, absenteeism and corporal punishment. Hillary Muhalya examines how the proposals could reshape responsibilities for schools, parents and the government. Kenya could be on the verge of one of the…
Kenya’s middle-level colleges play a critical role in developing practical and technical skills for the labour market. Kaptich Tarus warns that converting more colleges into universities risks weakening this distinct training function. He calls for greater investment in technical institutions to support manufacturing, agriculture, technology and other productive sectors. Kenya should reconsider the growing push…
The Kisii University forum demonstrated Kiswahili’s potential beyond classrooms and ceremonial use. Yabesh Onwonga calls for investment in Kiswahili research, artificial intelligence, innovation and scientific communication. He says implementation, measurable projects and political will must now replace repeated declarations and conference resolutions. The Kiswahili forum at Kisii University has ended, but its ideas must not…
Public schools could face tough penalties for charging…
Kenya’s middle-level colleges play a critical role in…
The Kisii University forum demonstrated Kiswahili’s potential beyond…
First-year students at Bomet University will report on…
Graduates could have student-loan deductions capped at 25…
Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti says she is ready…
Schools across Kiambu Town are benefiting from new…
Young people face growing pressures around identity, relationships,…
Small compromises can gradually become accepted practices and…
Students returning early for special examinations often struggle…
Prof Laban Peter Ayiro’s leadership journey offers valuable…
A Pwani University student’s case has highlighted the…
MP Julius Melly has announced that the government’s…
The Ombudsman revealed that the student’s application error,…
The University of Nairobi has sent five students…
KATTI’s Mount Kenya East Chairlady, Lucy Mutembei, has…
Parliament has begun considering the Pre-Service Education and…
President William Ruto has confirmed his attendance at…
Parents have staged protests in Narok over alleged…
KUCCPS has opened applications for the September 2026…
