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KESSHA has submitted a memorandum to Parliament calling for statutory funding guarantees and legal protection for principals under the Education Reform Bills, 2026
TSC has closed the September 2026 payroll, with teachers expected to receive their salaries by Friday
KUPPET has called for the Basic Education Bill, 2026 to abandon the comprehensive school model and establish Junior Secondary Schools as autonomous institutions, a position KNUT opposes
Will the Tertiary Education, Placement and Funding Bill, 2026 deliver educational support or simply shift the funding burden onto graduates through debt?
Eldoret Principal Magistrate Caroline Wattimah has denied bond to university students Eugene Kipruto Kangongo and Manasseh Kiptanui Kosgei over child pornography charges.
JKUAT has disputed the authenticity of an engineering certificate attributed to Kimilili MP Didmus Barasa, saying his name does not appear in university records
The Govt has launched DLP Phase II, deploying teacher laptops and interactive smart boards to 10,382 public Junior Schools across all 47 counties
Nyamira parents have threatened legal action against ECDE teachers over allegations that children were taught protest songs referencing the county government's unresolved grievances.
KUPPET Nandi Secretary Paul Rotich has lauded the government for doubling teacher promotion funding from Sh1 billion to Sh2 billion in the current financial year
Nyamira University College is set to admit students who qualified for university this year but missed application deadlines, starting January or February next year
Mang'u High School Principal has raised concerns over a shortage of classrooms, ageing buildings and the presence of hyenas and snakes at the institution
DIG Masengeli has moved to the High Court seeking orders compelling USIU-Africa to release his PhD dissertation results and include him in the September graduation list
President William Ruto has proposed merging HELB and KUCCPS under a single legislative framework to align university placement with financing
The Anti-Corruption Court has established that Nyabuti secured his KenGen job using a forged KCSE certificate showing a C- instead of his actual D- grade
The proposed Bill has created a platform for teachers and unions to engage policymakers on training, deployment and career progression
TSC has assured teachers of a free, fair and transparent promotion exercise as the ongoing interviews enter their second week.
Prof. Rei Towet Kesis has been appointed founding Principal and Vice Chancellor of the newly commissioned Kamagambo University
TVETA has intensified regulatory inspections across TVET institutions in the Coast Region to check registration and programme licensing compliance
Teddy Chepngetich Cheberur has joined the race for the KUPPET National Trustee seat representing the Rift Valley Region
President Ruto has granted Kamagambo University a Letter of Interim Authority, enabling its transition from a teachers' college into an autonomous university
Nyabisia Secondary School Principal has revealed that most Form Four candidates have missed third-term reporting due to unpaid school fees
FGM, early marriage and teenage pregnancy remain serious threats to Kenyan girls despite notable progress
MPs have rejected claims that politicians are issuing or influencing TSC appointment letters, even as the Commission moves to fill 20,000 permanent and pensionable teaching vacancies.
Five technical institutions are participating in assessments for trainees pursuing community services and individual support.
Busia Senator Okiya Omtatah wants KNEC to disclose who secured the sensitive 2026 examination printing contract.
PremiumThe expectations surrounding the two commissioners are enormous. Kenya has many trained teachers, while some schools continue to complain about staffing gaps.
Albert Kasembeli argues Wetang’ula’s remarks raise serious questions about TSC’s constitutional independence and recruitment mandate.
Teachers who have lost, misplaced or damaged their TSC registration certificates can apply for duplicate certificates through the online services portal
George Ruto has met Teacher Cillah, at Westlands Primary School in Nairobi, following a light-hearted social media exchange that attracted attention online
Teachers who participated in the June nationwide programme say they are yet to receive their allowances.