High cost of fuel will inflict more pain on Kenyans, COTU says
‘‘Unless the government gets a way to cushion workers by giving a corresponding 50 per cent wage increment,” Okwaro stated.
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High cost of fuel will inflict more pain on Kenyans, COTU says
Learners in Nairobi raise alarm over drugs abuse and insecurity
The data also indicate that the majority of these young students have cancer and mental health.
By 5 days ago
Learners in Nairobi raise alarm over drugs abuse and insecurity
Delayed loan repayment cripples our operations, HELB says
Appearing before the Education Committee, Ringera said repayment of loans is key to HELB’s mandate of creating a revolving fund for the benefit of other deserving students.
By 5 days ago
Delayed loan repayment cripples our operations, HELB says
Calls for freedom of institutions rules Democratic Day
Martha Koome in her statement noted that the prevalent form of democratic deterioration in the continent involves undermining functioning of autonomous institutions.
By 6 days ago
Calls for freedom of institutions rules Democratic Day
We will not report to work until transferred, Asal teachers vow
The 300 tutors who are still camping at the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) headquarters vowed not to return to the area saying they will not take anything less than a transfer.
By 11 days ago
We will not report to work until transferred, Asal teachers vow
Diversify courses to accommodate climate change, Machogu urge universities
Universities have been called to promote climate smart agriculture and trade initiatives for sustainable economic growth.
By 12 days ago
Diversify courses to accommodate climate change, Machogu urge universities
Enhance funding on Special Needs, government urged
Special needs education requires urgent attention to enhance service delivery for learners with disabilities.
By 12 days ago
Enhance funding on Special Needs, government urged
New start as freshers flock to public varsities
Some universities have reaped big following the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) window of inter-university transfer for continuing students.
By 13 days ago
New start as freshers flock to public varsities
Government to scale up youth talent search, says CS Machogu
The CS said that even as the country continues transitioning thousands of graduates every year, unemployment continues posing a big challenge.
By 19 days ago
Government to scale up youth talent search, says CS Machogu
Church leaders back code of conduct to curb rogue preachers
Church leaders have welcomed the government’s move to crack down on rogue preachers and regulate operations at places of worship.
By 19 days ago
Church leaders back code of conduct to curb rogue preachers
MPs: Absent candidates to get supplementary test
Candidates who miss KCPE and KCSE examinations due to illness may be provided with supplementary examinations if the proposal by MPs is accepted.
By 20 days ago
MPs: Absent candidates to get supplementary test
Drama, music teachers win in promotions
Teachers Service Commission (TSC) Chief Executive Nancy Macharia has invited eligible candidates to apply online via the commission’s portal by September 8.
By 27 days ago
Drama, music teachers win in promotions
Agency calls for industry linkage to create job opportunities
‘‘Industry experts possess real-world insights into the rapidly evolving market trends, skill demands, and emerging technologies,’’ Dr Kande said.
By 1 month ago
Agency calls for industry linkage to create job opportunities
2,000 underage university students to miss out on loans
Charles Ringera, the CEO of the Higher Education Loans Board, has clarified that the loans will be reserved for these learners until they reach the appropriate age.
By 1 month ago
2,000 underage university students to miss out on loans
Government launches DigiSchool connectivity
The venture, operating under the Digital Masterplan and the government's Digital Superhighway initiative, was initially piloted on December 17, 2022, at Maragima Primary School.
By 1 month ago
Government launches DigiSchool connectivity
Teachers struggle to serve in Security prone areas, say Kindiki
"We have removed all non-local teachers from risky to safer areas until the current wave of threat is handled," Kindiki said.
By 1 month ago
Teachers struggle to serve in Security prone areas, say Kindiki
Former Jaramogi Oginga VC appointed MKU Council chair
He served as First Vice Chancellor and Professor of Horticulture at the Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology (JOOUST).
By 1 month ago
Former Jaramogi Oginga VC appointed MKU Council chair
Legendary St Stephen's choir has nurtured big names in music
As the history of St. Stephen's Jogoo Road church has evolved from a wood and mabati affair in 1923 along Jackson Road (Parliament Road) to what it is today, so has the choir.
By 1 month ago
Legendary St Stephen's choir has nurtured big names in music
DCI blames ministry officials and KNEC for exams leakage
Rogue officials created social media accounts and posted questions there. Education committee also found that money exchanged hands among officers.
By 2 months ago
DCI blames ministry officials and KNEC for exams leakage
TSC: Teachers unwilling to apply for promotions in other counties
CEO Nancy Macharia says teachers have failed to turn up and apply for vacant positions. Early this year, the Commission advertised 14,738 vacancies for the promotion of teachers.
By 2 months ago
TSC: Teachers unwilling to apply for promotions in other counties
MPs give nod for roll out of open university
Qualified learners will have the opportunity to pursue their preferred courses through e-learning, eliminating the need for physical classrooms.
By 2 months ago
MPs give nod for roll out of open university
Merger of placement and funding bodies gives students hope
A student from a vulnerable home will have their tuition fees fully paid. Funding will be distributed in these categories: vulnerable, extremely needy, needy, and less needy.
By 2 months ago
Merger of placement and funding bodies gives students hope
University councils may take over power to hire top staff from Public Service Commission
The education reforms team has proposed that the relevant sections of the Universities Act be amended to allow councils to recruit vice-chancellors.
By 2 months ago
University councils may take over power to hire top staff from Public Service Commission
TSC seeks Sh78b to hire 11k teachers in its ambitious plan
The teacher's employer has requested an additional Sh78 billion to hire more teachers in the next five years, as part of its five-year strategic paln.
By 2 months ago
TSC seeks Sh78b to hire 11k teachers in its ambitious plan
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MPs accuse CA, DCI of abetting cheating in examinations
Say no single individual has been taken to court even after cases of exam malpractice were submitted to DCI as CA says 36 cases of cybercrime accounts are under investigation.
By 2 months ago
MPs accuse CA, DCI of abetting cheating in examinations
20,000 teaching jobs up for grabs, TSC says
The Government has announced the start of recruitment of 20,000 teachers to address the teacher shortage in the country.
By 2 months ago
20,000 teaching jobs up for grabs, TSC says
Teachers new push for fresh salary review talks
 ‘‘In light of the President’s pronouncement on Friday, June 30, we wish to request for an urgent meeting to re-open negotiations for a new Collective Bargaining Agreement,’’ Misori said.
By 2 months ago
Teachers new push for fresh salary review talks
Book highlights youth struggle to balance academic, digital spaces
It expounds risks and pitfalls of digital space emphasizing the importance of cybersecurity and responsible tech use while exposing prevalence of child pornography on the Meta platform.
By 2 months ago
Book highlights youth struggle to balance academic, digital spaces
Teachers reject pay rise for state officers, push for their welfare
Misori faulted the commission for standing in the way of the review of teachers’ salaries for two years under the Third Public Sector Remuneration and Benefits Review Cycle in 2021.
By 2 months ago
Teachers reject pay rise for state officers, push for their welfare
Relief for teachers as Ruto announces salaries review
‘‘We appreciate President Ruto for taking our concerns and putting on hold the benefits to other state officers but looking down on the down trodden members of the PSC,’’ Misori said.
By 2 months ago
Relief for teachers as Ruto announces salaries review
CS Machogu asks councils to remain professional
‘‘Since the government has invested heavily in the sector, there is a need to see transformation and value for money,’’ said Prof Ferej.
By 2 months ago
CS Machogu asks councils to remain professional
Youth struggle to balance between academic and digital realm
The story delves into the complexities of friendship, loyalty, and the importance of honesty and accountability offering invaluable lessons in the digital era.
By 2 months ago
Youth struggle to balance between academic and digital realm
State appears toothless as schools ignore rules
The latest rule break is sending learners on mid-term a week earlier than planned. However, some principals said the early break was occasioned by shortage of funds.
By 2 months ago
State appears toothless as schools ignore rules
Sakaja school feeding program to face court action
Education Rights Specialist Muthoni Ouko said there are more needy children in non-formal schools in Nairobi than there are in public primary schools.
By 3 months ago
Sakaja school feeding program to face court action
Embrace divergent views for sustainable development- Mudavadi
Mudavadi said that tapping the potential of the commons can help in shaping a sustainable and prosperous future.
By 3 months ago
Embrace divergent views for sustainable development- Mudavadi
Don't condemn churches based on Shakahola killings, clerics tell State
Pastors distance themselves from cult leader Paul Makenzi of Good News International Church
By 3 months ago
Don't condemn churches based on Shakahola killings, clerics tell State
Relief for schools as education receives lion's share of budget, scooping Sh628.6 billion in allocations
In this year's budget, primary schools will receive Sh12.5 billion, up from Sh12 billion.
By 3 months ago
Relief for schools as education receives lion's share of budget, scooping Sh628.6 billion in allocations
Teacher promotions, new hires to address the shortage crisis
TSC Chief Executive Dr. Nancy Macharia assured teachers that, with the availability of funds, the commission will employ at least 25,000 teachers per year for the next five years.
By 3 months ago
Teacher promotions, new hires to address the shortage crisis
Less school hours for learners, Machogu orders
"I have seen some buses ferrying students at 10 pm as they head back home. We will not allow that,” said Machogu.
By 3 months ago
Less school hours for learners, Machogu orders
DCI boss Amin meets family of missing Rwandese feared to have been abducted
The Rwandese, Yusuf Ghahana, went missing on June 30 after being abducted from his house by people suspected to be security agents.
By 3 months ago
DCI boss Amin meets family of missing Rwandese feared to have been abducted