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Join Our Telegram Group The Cabinet Secretary for Education Ezekiel Machogu has urged public universities in Kenya to stop relying solely on tuition fees and government funding. According to Machogu, these source of revenue is becoming unreliable. Machogu called on the institutions to find other methods of funding in order for them to stay afloat. […]
Join Our Telegram Group The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) has directed all employers to comply with the recent court ruling that allowed the increase in monthly deductions as stipulated in the NSSF Act 2013. According to the NSSF Chairperson Antony Munyiri, employers who have been following the NSSF Act No. 45 of 2013 should […]
Join Our Telegram Group The Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Professor Charles Ong’ondo has addressed claims that the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) is overloaded. He reassured members of the public that the new Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) does not add any extra burden to Grade 7 learners. According to Prof Ong’ondo, the […]
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) has called on the Ministry of Education to hasten the process of posting Junior Secondary School (JSS) teachers for the sake of Grade 7 learners. KNUT through the Eldoret East Branch Executive Sammy Bor said that since JSS began reporting to schools at the end of January they […]
Meru County Public Service Board has advertised eighty-one (81) ECDE Teacher vacancies through the following advert: COUNTY GOVERNMENT OF MERU OFFICE OF THE COUNTY PUBLIC SERVICE BOARD EXTERNAL ADVERTISEMENT Meru County Public Service Board is a body corporate established under section 57 of the County Governments Act 2012 whose mandate includes appointing persons to hold […]
According to Nyandarua County Director of Education Philip Wambua, the Ministry of Education has approved 402 primary schools in the county after they met the requirements for admitting Junior Secondary School (JSS) learners. According to Wambua, 325 of the 402 schools are public schools while 77 are private schools. The Nyandarua County Director was speaking […]
The National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) is among the organizations that have announced tax reliefs to their contributors. Tax authorities recently issued a statement imploring NHIF subscribers to utilize the tax relief options available to them and apply for reimbursement. According to the Statement, the Finance Act 2021 which took effect on the 1st of […]
Teachers who were involved in the administration of the 2022 national examinations may have to wait a little longer before receiving their dues from the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC). KNEC usually pays all contracted individuals including teachers, security personnel and even drivers after the national examinations have been completed and results released to members […]
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has made the process of approving and transferring delocalized teachers back to their home counties a continuous process. Even though TSC has a policy of approving transfer requests of teachers and those delocalized at the end of the year and academic term, this is now set to change as Regional […]
Barbara Odudu, the widow of former Cabinet Secretary for Education Prof George Magoha spoke about her husband’s commitment to his work and what transpired in his final moments during the requiem mass held at the Consolata Shrine in Westlands. Barbara revealed that she stopped being Mrs Magoha and became a widow within just two hours, […]
At one time in his life, Prof Magoha was a member of a band dubbed L’Orchestre Luna Success de la Capital. Later the band was renamed to L’Orchestre Lunna Kiddi. The band was founded by one Ochieng’ Kabbasellah who was a student at Pumwani High School. In the band, Professor George Magoha was a bass […]
160 needy but bright primary school learners from all over the country are set to pursue their secondary education without any financial problems after the Kenya Education Fund (KEF) was awarded a five-year scholarship. The scholarship covers four years of secondary education and one year of a college education. The event to award the scholarships […]