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UASU gives one-month ultimatum over pay deal standoff
UASU has given the Government and IPUCCF until October 18 to resolve the stalled 2025–2029 pay deal, amid wider concerns over university funding, staffing and retirement policies.
By Lewis Nyaundi
2h ago
Youth have been urged to rethink their approach to employment and look beyond the traditional white-collar jobs as unemployment continues to challenge graduates.
By Mike Kihaki
15h ago
By Irene Githinji
23h ago
By Lewis Nyaundi
1d ago
By Mike Kihaki
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By Josphat Thiongó and Lewis Nyaundi
1d ago
The issue is not simply how much money is allocated, but how effectively those resources are distributed and whether they reach the areas of greatest need.
By Mike Kihaki
1d ago
Kimilili MP Didmus Barasa finds himself in the court of public opinion and deep in the throes of a credibility question, thanks to a damning revelation by the JKUAT.
By Josphat Thiongó and Lewis Nyaundi
1d ago
Teachers have called for the suspension of public participation on two education Bills, warning that the proposed laws fail to give the Government enforceable mandate to fully finance education.
By Okumu Modachi
1d ago
Justice Dolla Chepkwony, in her judgment, said that the commission violated its own rules on the timelines set for a recruitment process.
By Kamau Muthoni and Lewis Nyaundi
1d ago
Principal Secretary for Public Service and Human Capital Prof. Jane Imbunya, has urged men to educate and support their wives and daughters.
By Mike Kihaki
1d ago
Education stakeholders have urged Parliament to shield the Teachers Service Commission from political interference in teacher recruitment and appointments.
By James Omoro
2d ago
Only 25.3 percent of graduates get into employment within six months of leaving university, while 34.7 percent take between six and 12 months.
By Gentrix Osano
2d ago
MPs want the Ministry to explain disparities between capitation disbursements and the actual number of students enrolled in secondary schools.
By Irene Githinji
2d ago
The proposed fund would cover students in TVET institutions, KMTC, diploma colleges, teachers’ training colleges and universities.
By Rodgers Otiso
2d ago
Nearly 60 per cent of cases took place on social media platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, TikTok and WhatsApp.
By Wycliff Kipsang
3d ago
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