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Join Our Telegram Group The Cabinet Secretary for Education Prof George Magoha has issued an apology for the abrupt closure of schools which he directed this week. In a press conference held on Wednesday the 3rd of August 2022, CS Magoha revealed that he was aware that his directive made things difficult for parents countrywide […]
Join Our Telegram Group The Principal Secretary in the State Department for Social Protection Nelson Marwa has implored the youth to maintain peace during and after the August 9 General Elections. Speaking today at the Isebania border after holding a consultative meeting with the Abagusi community living in the Kuria Region of Migori County, Marwa […]
Join Our Telegram Group Teachers who are working in counties that are far away from their home counties are getting worried about the August 9th elections looming. Some of the teachers said that they might not manage to go to their homes when schools break for the mid-term break saying that they will not be […]
Primary school headteachers in Meru held workshops with the aim of improving the performance of pupils in Mathematics and Social Studies. The school heads belonging to the Kenya Primary Schools Heads Association held capacity-building workshops at Igembe, Tigania and Imenti with teachers handling those subjects brought together. According to KEPSHA-Meru Chairperson Bernard Kiraguh, the workshops […]
Kibabii University has announced the appointment of Prof Henry Kiriamiti as the new Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Academic and Student affairs. This was done during a handover ceremony that was attended by the institution’s management. Prof Kiriamiti replaced Prof Franklin Wabwoba, Dean of the School of Computing and Informatics who had been serving in an acting […]
A blind teacher called Milton Wafula aged 32 is devastated after losing his father, Moses Naikopo who died four years ago in the village of Bisunu located in Bungoma County. Wafula revealed that he has never recovered from the trauma of losing his father. He revealed to the media that he was born healthy with […]
Parents have been advised to keep a close eye on their children during the ongoing short break. Learners across the country are at home for a ten-day holiday and shall resume learning on the 11th of August 2022. The Cabinet Secretary for Education directed all schools to be closed from the 2nd to the 11th […]
The Kenya Music Festival is set to be held for the 94th time in schools following a prolonged period of no participation occasioned by the COVID-19 restrictions. In a Circular sent to regional, county and sub-county secretaries, the Principal Secretary for Education Dr Julius Jwan has revealed that the government has allowed the resumption of […]
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) officials in counties across the country have warned teachers that they face disciplinary action if they abscond from their duties to attend Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) training. According to some TSC officials, primary school teachers have the Competency Based Curriculum (CBC) national assessment that they are required to […]
Egerton University has released reporting dates via a notice published on the university’s website to various groupings of students in the institution. Below is the Notice in Full: NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS REPORTING DATES This is to inform all students in Njoro and Nakuru Town College Campuses that reporting dates are as follows: GROUP REPORTING_DATE […]
The Employment and Labour Relations Court has ruled in favour of Kenyatta University (KU) Vice-Chancellor following his dismissal by President Uhuru Kenyatta. Prof Wainaina had refused to give away part of Kenyatta University’s land to the government for a proposed development project. This led to him being dismissed by the Head of State but he […]
Cabinet Secretary for Education Prof George Magoha has issued an ultimatum to contractors working on the second phase of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) classrooms giving them two weeks to finish the projects and hand them over. Prof Magoha said that since the project began two weeks ago, around 500 out of the 3,500 classrooms have […]