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Dr John Wycliffe Odhiambo Okumu officially took over as Chief Principal of Kisumu National Polytechnic, succeeding Catherine Kelonye, who retired after years of service. Dr Okumu pledged to build on his predecessor’s foundation, working with the Governing Council, State Department for TVET, staff and trainees to strengthen TKNP’s position as a premier TVET institution. Kelonye…
Makerere University has introduced electronic academic transcripts and certificates that graduates can access and have verified online from anywhere in the world. The university is expanding blended and fully online degree programmes and will roll out Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) curricula from the 2026/2027 academic year. Vice Chancellor Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe has dismissed claims…
The Universities Fund has warned applicants against falsely declaring their parents dead to qualify for higher scholarships, saying verification systems will catch dishonest claims. Acting CEO Edwin Wanyonyi said the funding model bases support on verified family income, siblings and illnesses, with government scholarships covering up to 55 per cent of tuition for the neediest…
Dr John Wycliffe Odhiambo Okumu officially took over as Chief Principal of Kisumu National Polytechnic, succeeding Catherine Kelonye, who retired after years of service. Dr Okumu pledged to build on his predecessor’s foundation, working with the Governing Council, State Department for TVET, staff and trainees to strengthen TKNP’s position as a premier TVET institution. Kelonye…
Makerere University has introduced electronic academic transcripts and certificates that graduates can access and have verified online from anywhere in the world. The university is expanding blended and fully online degree programmes and will roll out Competency-Based Education and Training (CBET) curricula from the 2026/2027 academic year. Vice Chancellor Prof. Barnabas Nawangwe has dismissed claims…
The Universities Fund has warned applicants against falsely declaring their parents dead to qualify for higher scholarships, saying verification systems will catch dishonest claims. Acting CEO Edwin Wanyonyi said the funding model bases support on verified family income, siblings and illnesses, with government scholarships covering up to 55 per cent of tuition for the neediest…
Dr John Wycliffe Odhiambo Okumu officially took over…
Makerere University has introduced electronic academic transcripts and…
The Universities Fund has warned applicants against falsely…
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Formal meetings alone cannot provide school leaders with…
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Enkare Ngiro Secondary School will represent Rift Valley…
Judge Gregory Mutai has ordered IG Douglas Kanja,…
The Union of Kenya Civil Servants (UKCS) has…
The State Department for Diaspora Affairs is working…
NCTC has begun training teachers in Mombasa to…
Director Wabwile Simiyu has called on TVET institutions…
Families in Angata Barrikoi urged Narok County to…
