How Presidents Moi and Nyerere shaped education in Kenya and Tanzania
Former Presidents Daniel arap Moi and Julius Nyerere…
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Why the national school principals’ conference matters
The writer argues that the National Principals’ Conference…
Why homeschooling worked for one family and what schools can learn from it
The writer argues that education is most effective…
JS crisis: The question of ownership vs compliance is at the heart of the confusion
The writer argues that the crisis marring Junior…
Careers in decline and emerging professions beyond 2030
Victor Ochieng’ explores careers expected to decline and…
How school principals can navigate the emerging challenge of AI
Ashford Kimani explores how school principals can respond…
Beyond Salaries: The real secret to teacher loyalty, school growth
The writer argues that staff welfare is strategic…
Why school leadership holds the key to successful CBE
The writer argues that success of educational reforms…
How men mentor boys and shape society as father figures
The writer argues that fathers and positive male…
When the office door closes, where does the purpose go? The hidden psychological battle facing Kenya’s retirees
While many Kenyans prepare financially for retirement, they…
Soft skills are the cornerstone of effective educational leadership
Educational leadership today requires more than administrative competence…
Kanunga Boys’ response to unrest rumours highlights discipline and independent thinking
The writer is using the Kanunga Boys’ anecdote…
Inside the staffroom: Why quietly reliable teachers outshine the loud ones in the eyes of school leaders
The writer argues that the teachers who earn…
Father’s Day: The silent struggles and remarkable successes of modern fathers
Fathers continue to shape families and communities through…
Understanding the effects of school unrest on the quality of Music Festival items at county level
Strikes and disturbances interrupt rehearsals, shorten training schedules,…
Building Strong Memory: Proven techniques and laws for effective learning
The writer explains how to build a strong…
The need to rethink management styles in Kenyan Senior Schools
The writer argues that modern Kenyan students need participatory,…
Schools have a duty to shape the character and behaviour of learner
Communication specialist Kennedy Buhere argues that while parents…
Elizabeth Strout’s ‘The Things We Never Say’ is a powerful reflection on communication and human connection
Ashford Kimani explores how Elizabeth Strout’s latest novel…
How childhood emotional vigilance shaped our relationships with our parents
The writer explains how many adults developed a…
