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Kwale Junior Secondary School (JSS) intern teachers have dismissed the extension of their internship period for two years, insisting that their appointment letters clearly outline a one-year engagement. The teachers, who held a peaceful demonstration at the Ukunda Showground in Msambweni Sub-county on Friday, November 14, 2025, said President William Ruto’s recent statement suggesting a…
The High Commissioner of Barbados to Kenya, Rwanda, and Tanzania, and Permanent Representative of Barbados to the United Nations at Nairobi, William Alexander McDonald, has challenged Kenyan graduates to be ready to adapt and face the future. The Commissioner maintains that graduates must align with the ever-evolving job market to better adapt to the demands…
The first cohort of 30 artisans trained in upcycling waste into valuable products have graduated at Kyemutheke Vocational Training Center on Friday in Machakos County. The graduates comprising of 24 women and 6 men are now fully equipped with the skills to transform what was once waste into products of value and pride. The group…
Kwale Junior Secondary School (JSS) intern teachers have dismissed the extension of their internship period for two years, insisting that their appointment letters clearly outline a one-year engagement. The teachers, who held a peaceful demonstration at the Ukunda Showground in Msambweni Sub-county on Friday, November 14, 2025, said President William Ruto’s recent statement suggesting a…
The High Commissioner of Barbados to Kenya, Rwanda, and Tanzania, and Permanent Representative of Barbados to the United Nations at Nairobi, William Alexander McDonald, has challenged Kenyan graduates to be ready to adapt and face the future. The Commissioner maintains that graduates must align with the ever-evolving job market to better adapt to the demands…
The first cohort of 30 artisans trained in upcycling waste into valuable products have graduated at Kyemutheke Vocational Training Center on Friday in Machakos County. The graduates comprising of 24 women and 6 men are now fully equipped with the skills to transform what was once waste into products of value and pride. The group…
Kwale Junior Secondary School (JSS) intern teachers have…
The High Commissioner of Barbados to Kenya, Rwanda,…
The first cohort of 30 artisans trained in…
In a powerful display of resilience and determination,…
BioAfri Solutions, a dynamic innovation team from Maasai…
Judicial officers have decried the high rate of…
Zetech University has introduced an annual educational excellence…
Kiambu Constituency youths have emerged as the top…
The Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) has marked…
Fresh graduates have been urged to avoid gambling…
A final-year student at the Kenya Medical Training…
The Kenya University Students Association (KUSA) has issued…
The Basic Education Principal Secretary PS Prof Julius…
Textbook publishers and printers have warned that learning…
Stakeholders made up of educators, policymakers, and industry…
Manga Deputy County Commissioner Valentine Rimo has warned…
The government has put the National Youth Opportunities Towards…
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has summoned…
When you are done with KCSE, what next?…
When a section of the media ran the…
