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Source of Latest Education News from Kenya covering Pre-Primary schools, Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Institutions.

10 Frugal Ways To Keep Covid-19 Out Of Your School

Join Our Telegram Group In East Africa, most schools have already reopened after a long Covid-19 shutdown.  However, data presented by governments indicates a new spike of infection among citizens including students. These implies that not all schools are meeting the Standard Operation Procedures (SOPs) set by their governments in attempts to mitigate the spread […]

How to Apply For a Replacement of Your KCSE Certificate

Join Our Telegram Group Have you lost your Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) certificate or had it damaged in a fire? Well, the good news is that the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) implemented a policy for the replacement of certificates for cases like yours. KNEC now replaces KCSE certificates for those individuals who […]

How to Apply For a Replacement of Your KCPE Certificate

Join Our Telegram Group Have you lost your KCPE certificate or had it damaged in a fire? Well, the good news is that the Kenya National Examinations Council (KCPE) implemented a policy for the replacement of certificates for cases like yours. KNEC now replaces KCPE certificates for those individuals who sat for KNEC examinations between […]

COVID-19 in Schools, Reopening and All You Need To Know

COVID-19 cases are on the rise in the country as every county is slowly feeling the impact of the pandemic. Schools have also begun recording coronavirus cases with Maranda High School recording at least 10 students confirmed with COVID-19. Friends School Kamusinga and Kimilili Boys also recorded 11 and 6 cases respectively. Siaya county health […]

CS MAGOHA: School will not close due to COVID-19

Following the death of Tononoka Secondary School Principal Mr. Khamis, there have been widespread concerns about the safety of students and pupils in schools. Some Kenyans have felt the government should close schools while others have paid school fees for their children to ensure they continue learning without any disruptions. Education Cabinet Secretary Prof George […]

Tononoka Secondary School Principal dies

Following our report on the closure of three schools in Mombasa last week, we have more sad news today as the Principal of Tononoka Secondary School has died of COVID-19. Many media firms reported infections among the school’s staff last week. The Deputy Principal, Mr. Nzaro has confirmed that Mr. Khamis, the Principal of Tononoka […]

How to Fix a Slow Computer

Has your PC suddenly slowed down or has it slowed down gradually? Regardless, there has to be a few reasons why it has become slow. A reboot can save you in most instances if you sense something is not working properly. This is a lot faster than trying to troubleshoot it yourself in an attempt […]

Headteachers Say There Is No Money to Run Schools

Headteachers of public schools have called on the Ministry of Education to instruct parents to pay school fees for learners in Grade 4, Class 8, and Form 4. A majority of learners who reported to the school for the second term have not paid school fees for the second term. Heads of secondary schools spoke […]

School Calendar Conundrum As Virus Encroaches Schools

Coronavirus cases have begun rising among teachers and learners and this could derail plans of coming up with a back-to-school calendar even though the Ministry of Education insists that everything is okay. A teacher died in Kiambu and two schools had to close in Mombasa, putting the government under more pressure to lay down measures […]

Ubuntu 20.10 (Groovy Gorilla): What’s New

Ubuntu 20.10 ‘Groovy Gorilla’ is finally out. Canonical Ltd released it yesterday on October 22, 2020. The Groove Gorilla is just about a few minor changes rather than being about groundbreaking features as many users might have imagined. However, the build does not have support in the long term, so is it worth it to […]

Just 0.6 Of Africa’s Indigenous Women Educated, Study Reveals

A study has revealed that of the 18.5 million indigenous women in African, only 0.6% (percent) have accessed advanced education. According to the report (Global Study on Situation of Indigenous Women and Girls (2020), given by the International Indigenous Women’s Forum (Fimi) which is a global network comprising of leaders of indigenous women, revealed that […]