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Join Our Telegram Group The government closed schools in March to mitigate the impact of COVID-19 and kept them closed until recently when they partially reopened. According to widespread reports, the government closed three schools in Mombasa as around 15 cases of COVID-19 infections struck the schools. The schools that the government closed include Star […]
Join Our Telegram Group President Uhuru Kenyatta is set to take part in the UNESCO’s high-level virtual meeting with over sixty Ministers of Education from across the five world continents, to set priorities for learning recovery and also secure financing following the global Covid-19 pandemic The meeting is aimed at revitalizing Global Education and will […]
Join Our Telegram Group BUJUMBURA, Burundi. The First Lady of Burundi, H.E. Madam Angeline Ndayishimiye, has partnered with Merck Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Merck KGaA Germany to build healthcare capacity, empower girls in education, and break the infertility stigma. During a high-level meeting held between Dr. Rasha Kelej, CEO of Merck Foundation, and the Burundi First […]
The latest breaking news indicates that two Secondary Schools in Mombasa County have been closed down after 15 teachers tested positive for the Covid-19 virus. According to the KTN News, the two schools include Tononoka Secondary School where 11 teachers tested positive for Covid-19 and Star of the Sea where 4 teachers’ also tested positive. […]
Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST) extends partial tuition scholarships for talented young men and women in Performing Sports and Arts. Beneficiaries of the scholarships offered will get opportunities to enhance their studies while they are developing their God-given talents as well. Applicants offered the following Sports and Arts Music (Men and Women) […]
The Teachers Service Commission has come out publicly on Tuesday 20th of October 2020, to denounce the advertised 12,000 teacher internship job vacancies as fake news. The 12,000 TSC October 2020 teacher Internship vacancies had been advertised to be up for grab after an unconfirmed source claimed that the Teachers Service Commission TSC advertised 4,000 […]
Dr. Fred Matiangi, the Cabinet Secretary of Interior, announced on Tuesday 20th October 2020, that the Huduma Number cards are officially ready. The CS announced the news during the Mashujaa day celebrations held at Gusii Stadium in Kisii County. ” Just over two years ago, your excellency (President Uhuru), you directed that we commence the […]
12,000 TSC October 2020 teacher Internship vacancies are up for grab after an unconfirmed source claimed that the Teachers Service Commission TSC advertised 4,000 teaching posts for Primary and 8,000 for Secondary Schools. According to the source, the above 12,000 teacher interns will be an economic stimulus from the National Government after the Covid-19 Pandemic. […]
The Ministry of Education workshop for Kenya Secondary Schools Sports Association (KSSSA) is set to meet at Shimo la Tewa Secondary School located in Mombasa to streamline guidelines for the return of sports in Kenyan schools. The workshop will be the fourth and last one in the series and will commence on Tuesday morning. According […]
Following the interviews conducted in May 2020 for the vacant posts of Vocational and Technical Trainers in the State Department for Vocational and Technical Training, the following are the selected TVET Trainers to fill the advertised posts, with dates of picking appointment letters, and the official documents to be submitted. Dates to Pick Appointment Letters […]
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has released the timetable for the assessment examination of Grade 4 and Class 8, which learners will do on Monday. Schools will assess Grade four learners for four days, that is, from Monday to Thursday. Class 8 students on the other hand will do their examinations for three days […]
Kenya is on the verge of having a shortage of medics if medical students from the University of Nairobi do not graduate this year. The medical students are around 600 in number. Lecturers’ conflict with the university over delay in disbursement of their clinical allowances. Both undergraduate and postgraduate medical students helped, and are still […]