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Teachers laud Presidential Awards for supporting CBE

Presidential Awards Kenya has been hailed by teachers as a strong pillar and support for the Competency Based Education.
By George Njunge 3h ago
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Both public and private universities in the country are increasingly turning to foreign partnerships, donor-backed infrastructure projects and international academic collaborations.
By Mike Kihaki 7h ago
Basic Education PS Julius Bitok has called for urgent and coordinated action to address the growing wave of unrest in secondary schools across the country.
By Mike Kihaki 2d ago
The University of Nairobi has finally appointed Prof Ayub N Gitau as its substantive Vice-Chancellor after nearly two years of leadership turmoil.
By Lewis Nyaundi 2d ago
The Universities’ Academic Staff Union (UASU) chapter at the University of Nairobi has welcomed the appointment of Prof. Ayub Njoroge Gitau as the institution’s 9th Vice-Chancellor.
By Mike Kihaki 3d ago
Kenya digitizes 600,000 plus learner records and more than 2,600 qualifications to align education with labor market demands and technology.
By Mike Kihaki 3d ago
Education officials link rising school unrest to poor communication, harsh discipline and exam pressure; PS Bitok urges a more humane approach in schools.
By Mike Kihaki 3d ago
Kenya's basic education budget for 2026/27 carries a Sh71.77 billion shortfall severe enough to leave more than six million learners without government capitation.
By David Njaaga 3d ago
Teacher have protested against the Career Progression Guidelines, which they deem unfair.
By Lewis Nyaundi 3d ago
Education PS Julius Bitok seeks Sh71.7B for capitation, exams, textbooks, school feeding plan and Grade 9 classrooms as govt plans comprehensive schools.
By Mike Kihaki 4d ago
Over 300 school board members and education leaders have been trained by Lewa Conservancy to strengthen school leadership and improve academic performance across Meru, Isiolo and Laikipia.
By Phares Mutembei 4d ago
Knec plans to pilot digital assessments in senior schools next year as part of wider education reforms aimed at modernising examinations and strengthening digital literacy under the CBC system.
By Mike Kihaki 5d ago
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