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Augustine Oduor And Lewis Nyaundi

Why varsities, colleges funding crisis may mess semester exams

It is hard to decide how much parents should pay in school fees as gov't hasn’t released funding categories. Students have just 2 weeks to pay fees so they can sit final exams this semester.

By 5 months ago

Why varsities, colleges funding crisis may mess semester exams

Relief as State set to release college, varsity students' funding

Relief as State set to release college, varsity students' funding

By 5 months ago

Ministry holding Sh54b as schools choke in debt, teachers protest

Ministry holding Sh54b as schools choke in debt, teachers protest

By 5 months ago

TSC imposes social media ban as crackdown on cheats intensifies

TSC imposes social media ban as crackdown on cheats intensifies

By 5 months ago

UoN council says Kiama must go on leave before resuming duties

In a new twist in the leadership of the premier university, the Council has rejected the resumption of duty by Prof Kiama, saying it had not approved his return.

By 7 months ago

UoN council says Kiama must go on leave before resuming duties

How funding formula affected varsity intake

Kenya Association of Private Universities attributes the significant drop in admission numbers to the private institutions to the adoption of a new university funding model.

By 8 months ago

How funding formula affected varsity intake

Alarm as students shun varsity courses considered significant

Bachelor of Education scooped the lion’s share in this year’s university placement exercise with nearly 30,000 students.

By 8 months ago

Alarm as students shun varsity courses considered significant

Fallout: Intrigues behind power struggles at University of Nairobi

The matter has degenerated into turf fights between the office of the vice chancellor headed by Prof Stephen Gitahi Kiama and the two successive university councils.

By 8 months ago

Fallout: Intrigues behind power struggles at University of Nairobi

Education Reforms: Ruto's task force paves way for radical changes in education sector

The reforms will form the sector’s blueprint that will dictate operations and the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC.)

By 8 months ago

Education Reforms: Ruto's task force paves way for radical changes in education sector

Why students and varsities welcome back bridging courses

Cabinet this week approved introduction and accreditation of bridging courses to enhance access to quality university education.

By 9 months ago

Why students and varsities welcome back bridging courses

Revealed: Why public schools are no longer safe for your children

Violence, drug abuse, teenage pregnancies, and mental health are some of the key reasons your child may not complete basic education with spotlight on the enforcement of children's rights.

By 9 months ago

Revealed: Why public schools are no longer safe for your children

Shock of 3,000 schools without headteachers

Kakamega County has the biggest teacher shortage nationally across its secondary schools. Some primary schools have more head teachers than the number of institutions.

By 9 months ago

Shock of 3,000 schools without headteachers

University reforms loom: Potential job cuts, mergers on the horizon

Reform team says including diploma and certificate programmes has led to intense competition. Currently, some disregard the diploma qualification when a student applies to join university.

By 9 months ago

University reforms loom: Potential job cuts, mergers on the horizon

President's team leans on reducing subjects, a return to national exams

The draft report says that the progress to junior secondary will be automatic. The changes come in the seventh year of the CBC implementation since it was first adopted.

By 9 months ago

President's team leans on reducing subjects, a return to national exams

TSC shocker: Inside new proposals to strip power, transfer roles to ministry

Proposals include strengthening of the Directorate of Quality Assurance within TSC. The Directorate will have power to enforce laws, regulations, policies and guidelines.

By 9 months ago

TSC shocker: Inside new proposals to strip power, transfer roles to ministry

UoN council says Kiama must go on leave before resuming duties

In a new twist in the leadership of the premier university, the Council has rejected the resumption of duty by Prof Kiama, saying it had not approved his return.

By 7 months ago

UoN council says Kiama must go on leave before resuming duties

How funding formula affected varsity intake

Kenya Association of Private Universities attributes the significant drop in admission numbers to the private institutions to the adoption of a new university funding model.

By 8 months ago

How funding formula affected varsity intake

Alarm as students shun varsity courses considered significant

Bachelor of Education scooped the lion’s share in this year’s university placement exercise with nearly 30,000 students.

By 8 months ago

Alarm as students shun varsity courses considered significant

Fallout: Intrigues behind power struggles at University of Nairobi

The matter has degenerated into turf fights between the office of the vice chancellor headed by Prof Stephen Gitahi Kiama and the two successive university councils.

By 8 months ago

Fallout: Intrigues behind power struggles at University of Nairobi

Education Reforms: Ruto's task force paves way for radical changes in education sector

The reforms will form the sector’s blueprint that will dictate operations and the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC.)

By 8 months ago

Education Reforms: Ruto's task force paves way for radical changes in education sector

Why students and varsities welcome back bridging courses

Cabinet this week approved introduction and accreditation of bridging courses to enhance access to quality university education.

By 9 months ago

Why students and varsities welcome back bridging courses

Revealed: Why public schools are no longer safe for your children

Violence, drug abuse, teenage pregnancies, and mental health are some of the key reasons your child may not complete basic education with spotlight on the enforcement of children's rights.

By 9 months ago

Revealed: Why public schools are no longer safe for your children

Shock of 3,000 schools without headteachers

Kakamega County has the biggest teacher shortage nationally across its secondary schools. Some primary schools have more head teachers than the number of institutions.

By 9 months ago

Shock of 3,000 schools without headteachers

University reforms loom: Potential job cuts, mergers on the horizon

Reform team says including diploma and certificate programmes has led to intense competition. Currently, some disregard the diploma qualification when a student applies to join university.

By 9 months ago

University reforms loom: Potential job cuts, mergers on the horizon

President's team leans on reducing subjects, a return to national exams

The draft report says that the progress to junior secondary will be automatic. The changes come in the seventh year of the CBC implementation since it was first adopted.

By 9 months ago

President's team leans on reducing subjects, a return to national exams

TSC shocker: Inside new proposals to strip power, transfer roles to ministry

Proposals include strengthening of the Directorate of Quality Assurance within TSC. The Directorate will have power to enforce laws, regulations, policies and guidelines.

By 9 months ago

TSC shocker: Inside new proposals to strip power, transfer roles to ministry

UoN council says Kiama must go on leave before resuming duties

In a new twist in the leadership of the premier university, the Council has rejected the resumption of duty by Prof Kiama, saying it had not approved his return.

By 7 months ago

UoN council says Kiama must go on leave before resuming duties

How funding formula affected varsity intake

Kenya Association of Private Universities attributes the significant drop in admission numbers to the private institutions to the adoption of a new university funding model.

By 8 months ago

How funding formula affected varsity intake

Alarm as students shun varsity courses considered significant

Bachelor of Education scooped the lion’s share in this year’s university placement exercise with nearly 30,000 students.

By 8 months ago

Alarm as students shun varsity courses considered significant

Fallout: Intrigues behind power struggles at University of Nairobi

The matter has degenerated into turf fights between the office of the vice chancellor headed by Prof Stephen Gitahi Kiama and the two successive university councils.

By 8 months ago

Fallout: Intrigues behind power struggles at University of Nairobi

Education Reforms: Ruto's task force paves way for radical changes in education sector

The reforms will form the sector’s blueprint that will dictate operations and the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC.)

By 8 months ago

Education Reforms: Ruto's task force paves way for radical changes in education sector

Why students and varsities welcome back bridging courses

Cabinet this week approved introduction and accreditation of bridging courses to enhance access to quality university education.

By 9 months ago

Why students and varsities welcome back bridging courses

Revealed: Why public schools are no longer safe for your children

Violence, drug abuse, teenage pregnancies, and mental health are some of the key reasons your child may not complete basic education with spotlight on the enforcement of children's rights.

By 9 months ago

Revealed: Why public schools are no longer safe for your children

Shock of 3,000 schools without headteachers

Kakamega County has the biggest teacher shortage nationally across its secondary schools. Some primary schools have more head teachers than the number of institutions.

By 9 months ago

Shock of 3,000 schools without headteachers

University reforms loom: Potential job cuts, mergers on the horizon

Reform team says including diploma and certificate programmes has led to intense competition. Currently, some disregard the diploma qualification when a student applies to join university.

By 9 months ago

University reforms loom: Potential job cuts, mergers on the horizon

President's team leans on reducing subjects, a return to national exams

The draft report says that the progress to junior secondary will be automatic. The changes come in the seventh year of the CBC implementation since it was first adopted.

By 9 months ago

President's team leans on reducing subjects, a return to national exams

TSC shocker: Inside new proposals to strip power, transfer roles to ministry

Proposals include strengthening of the Directorate of Quality Assurance within TSC. The Directorate will have power to enforce laws, regulations, policies and guidelines.

By 9 months ago

TSC shocker: Inside new proposals to strip power, transfer roles to ministry

UoN council says Kiama must go on leave before resuming duties

In a new twist in the leadership of the premier university, the Council has rejected the resumption of duty by Prof Kiama, saying it had not approved his return.

By Augustine Oduor and Lewis Nyaundi 7 months ago

UoN council says Kiama must go on leave before resuming duties

How funding formula affected varsity intake

Kenya Association of Private Universities attributes the significant drop in admission numbers to the private institutions to the adoption of a new university funding model.

By Augustine Oduor and Lewis Nyaundi 8 months ago

How funding formula affected varsity intake

Alarm as students shun varsity courses considered significant

Bachelor of Education scooped the lion's share in this year's university placement exercise with nearly 30,000 students.

By Augustine Oduor and Lewis Nyaundi 8 months ago

Alarm as students shun varsity courses considered significant

Fallout: Intrigues behind power struggles at University of Nairobi

The matter has degenerated into turf fights between the office of the vice chancellor headed by Prof Stephen Gitahi Kiama and the two successive university councils.

By Augustine Oduor and Lewis Nyaundi 8 months ago

Fallout: Intrigues behind power struggles at University of Nairobi

Education Reforms: Ruto's task force paves way for radical changes in education sector

The reforms will form the sector's blueprint that will dictate operations and the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC.)

By Augustine Oduor and Lewis Nyaundi 8 months ago

Education Reforms: Ruto's task force paves way for radical changes in education sector

Why students and varsities welcome back bridging courses

Cabinet this week approved introduction and accreditation of bridging courses to enhance access to quality university education.

By Augustine Oduor and Lewis Nyaundi 9 months ago

Why students and varsities welcome back bridging courses

Revealed: Why public schools are no longer safe for your children

Violence, drug abuse, teenage pregnancies, and mental health are some of the key reasons your child may not complete basic education with spotlight on the enforcement of children's rights.

By Augustine Oduor and Lewis Nyaundi 9 months ago

Revealed: Why public schools are no longer safe for your children

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