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KCSE candidates at Nyabisase Mixed Secondary School in Kisii County allegedly attacked a multi-agency examination monitoring team, seized a police firearm and damaged an officer's vehicle during investigations into suspected examination malpractice. A journalist covering the incident was also reportedly abducted and later abandoned in Bomet town.
School principals across Kenya have expressed optimism about improved performance in the ongoing 2026 KCSE examinations, citing early syllabus completion, individual learner support, mentorship and closer cooperation between teachers and parents as key factors in preparing candidates for success.
The government has enlisted chiefs and assistant chiefs in a nationwide campaign to trace more than 557,000 Kenyans who have yet to collect their national identity cards, as authorities seek to clear the backlog and improve access to essential public services.
Police are investigating a violent confrontation at Nyabisase Mixed Secondary School in Kisii County, where students allegedly attacked examination monitoring officials, seized a police firearm and damaged property during an operation targeting suspected KCSE malpractice.
The Ministry of Education has partnered with the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) to investigate discrepancies involving more than 261,000 learners missing from subsequent national examination records, raising fresh questions about the effectiveness of the government's 100 per cent school transition policy.
Nandi County officials have announced a study into reports of increasing same-sex relationships, while urging parents to strengthen communication with their children during the December school holiday and highlighting expanded counselling services for vulnerable residents.
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has congratulated renowned Kenyan legal scholar Professor Phoebe Okowa on her election as a judge of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), describing the achievement as a moment of national pride and recognition of Kenya's growing international influence.
Narok Teachers' Training College has introduced a weekly schedule for collecting academic certificates and result slips, registering for supplementary examinations and addressing administrative queries, with services set to begin on November 11, 2026.
A police officer has been reported missing following an attack on a multi-agency examination monitoring team at Nyabisase Mixed Secondary School in Kisii County, where students allegedly turned violent during investigations into suspected KCSE examination malpractice.
Police in Embu have arrested a 31-year-old man suspected of sitting the 2026 KCSE examinations on behalf of another candidate at Urban Integrated Senior School, raising fresh concerns over examination security and malpractice.
Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro has pledged to transfer the management of Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) teachers to the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), as debate continues over their employment, career progression and pension benefits under county governments.
A dispute has emerged between KUPPET and KNUT over the union membership of 10,250 teachers deployed to junior schools, with concerns mounting over their representation, career progression and employment rights.
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) and the State Department for Youth Affairs are exploring closer collaboration to equip young Kenyans with practical skills, mentorship and opportunities to improve their employability in a changing labour market.
KNEC has set up 653 storage centres and introduced smart padlocks and traceable scripts as police probe a suspected KCSE exam fraud syndicate in Bungoma
Seven inmates at Bomet GK Prison are sitting KCSE 2026 after 11 others took KJSEA, as the government pushes education for rehabilitation
Governor Paul Otuoma says Busia will recruit more ECDE teachers and build 105 classrooms this financial year, adding to 173 already completed
The National Forum of County Public Service Boards will hold its annual convention in Kisumu from November 9 to 13, with delegates from all 47 counties
KNEC, the Ministry of Education, schools and parents must put learners’ health first and let sick KCSE candidates recover instead of sitting exams while unwell
The Senate will summon ministers over 313 ECDE officers transferred to counties in 2015, as TSC and petitioners disagree on their employment status
KUTVET rejects draft HR documents shifting National Polytechnic trainers from the PSC to councils, warning of job insecurity and higher fees
President Ruto has pledged to sponsor five students a year at ILU for 10 years, benefiting 50 learners, with programmes and terms still to be agreed
Google will switch off Gemini and AI Search for school student accounts by default, leaving schools to turn them on, with no date yet for Kenya
Alphonse Mulwa Matheka, principal of Katumani Senior School, has died in a road accident along the Kangundo-Machakos Road
Kisii University students and staff will hold a candle-lighting procession tonight at 6pm in memory of the late student Hyrence Akoth
The Pharmacy and Poisons Board has cautioned Kenyans against the unapproved use of the common antihistamine cetirizine, following misleading social media claims that the tablets ca
A Kenya Track Survey of 6,321 respondents assesses 20 MPs on NG-CDF projects, bursaries and school infrastructure ahead of the 2027 General Election
UASU, KUSU and KUDHEIHA want MPs to secure the Sh20 billion university CBA deal as legislators warn that missing Treasury backing could trigger a strike
A Form Four candidate sitting KCSE has died at Ngererit Secondary School in Konoin, Bomet County, and police have confirmed the incident
President Ruto has awarded a charter to International Leadership University, which began as the Nairobi International School of Theology in 1980
CS Ogamba says universities should be judged by the skills, values and research impact of their graduates, not by enrolment or degrees awarded