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The University of Embu Vice Chancellor (VC) Prof. Daniel Mugendi Njiru, has defended Kenya’s new university funding model, describing it as one of the most significant reforms ever introduced in the country’s higher education sector. Prof. Mugendi said the model, which uses the Means Testing Instrument (MTI) to determine the financial needs of students, has…
How profit-driven schooling is reshaping learners into customers, teachers into performers, and education into a market product. When schools begin to operate more like business enterprises than centres of learning, the entire philosophy of education quietly changes. What was once a sacred space for nurturing minds, shaping character, and building curiosity slowly transforms into a…
Kenya’s Finance Bill 2026 is packed with tax measures, but tucked inside its provisions are changes that could reshape how the government, private investors and businesses engage with the education sector. The bill proposes amendments to the Income Tax Act that touch on educational buildings, university research, school fees for employees’ dependants, and the tax…
The University of Embu Vice Chancellor (VC) Prof. Daniel Mugendi Njiru, has defended Kenya’s new university funding model, describing it as one of the most significant reforms ever introduced in the country’s higher education sector. Prof. Mugendi said the model, which uses the Means Testing Instrument (MTI) to determine the financial needs of students, has…
How profit-driven schooling is reshaping learners into customers, teachers into performers, and education into a market product. When schools begin to operate more like business enterprises than centres of learning, the entire philosophy of education quietly changes. What was once a sacred space for nurturing minds, shaping character, and building curiosity slowly transforms into a…
Kenya’s Finance Bill 2026 is packed with tax measures, but tucked inside its provisions are changes that could reshape how the government, private investors and businesses engage with the education sector. The bill proposes amendments to the Income Tax Act that touch on educational buildings, university research, school fees for employees’ dependants, and the tax…
The University of Embu Vice Chancellor (VC) Prof….
How profit-driven schooling is reshaping learners into customers,…
Kenya’s Finance Bill 2026 is packed with tax…
The University of Nairobi (UoN) has entered into…
The Kenya Scouts Association (KSA) West Pokot Branch…
St. Luke’s Kimilili Boys Senior School has been…
As the world marked Mother’s Day on May…
A first-year female student at Tharaka University has…
Teachers at Mwambiu Mixed Secondary School in Kitui…
Moi Kisii Comprehensive School in Nyaribari Masaba Constituency…
The County Government of Kakamega has intensified efforts…
Kenya National Qualifications Authority (KNQA) is set to…
Wakhungu Andanje, a Malava-based reporter in Kakamega County,…
The county government of Kiambu County has announced…
This term, the implementation of TPAD is undergoing…
A sense of uncertainty is growing among a…
In many institutions today, staff tours are often…
There is a silent contradiction embedded deep within…
Essy Okenyuri has challenged schools in rural areas…
A section of serving teachers has renewed calls…
