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Join Our Facebook Page According to data from the National AIDS Control Council (NACC) Nairobi, Homa Bay, Mandera, Kakamega and Kajiado Counties recorded the highest numbers of teenage pregnancies last year. The NACC data revealed that Nairobi has the highest number of pregnant teenagers aged between 10 – 14 years (2332) and 15 -19 years […]
Join Our Facebook Page The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has begun the process of nominating centre managers, supervisors and invigilators who shall be involved in administering this year’s Teacher Education Examinations that are set to be done between the 4th and the 27th of July 2022. The Examiner has requested the Teachers Service Commission […]
Join Our Facebook Page The International Children’s Day celebrations in Garissa shifted the attention to children’s affairs with parents’ divorce revealed to be the main threat among children. Normally when parents, divorce both share the responsibility to protect their children from abuse and discrimination. However, according to Garissa Township sub-county Children Officer Benjamin Kinyua, divorce […]
Adults and children have been called upon to report anonymously cases of child abuse to the National Helpline 116. This move is set to greatly influence how child abuse cases are reported with adults and children alike no longer going to have to be worried about their identity being known by those they are reporting. […]
Team University from Uganda has been trending in Kenya for the last few days following Johnson Sakaja’s clearance to vie for Nairobi County’s gubernatorial seat. The institution was not that popular before Johnson Sakaja’s much-disputed academic credentials came into the limelight. Questions were asked of the Nairobi gubernatorial aspirant’s degree certificate owing to doubts over […]
Students and teachers have been alarmed by the United Nation’s decision to suspend food aid which could lead to many children dropping out of school. According to the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) there will be a reduction in food rations for almost 6.2 million people in South Sudan. What is more concerning is […]
The Aga Khan University has received a Kshs. 39.7 million cash windfall for use in the study of the country’s population. The institution revealed via a statement that it shall start working on the Study immediately while focusing on adults aged 45 years and above. Among the major issues will be Alzheimer’s disease, mental health, […]
Students have been urged not to resort to burning down their schools or school buildings whenever they have any grievances with the school administration. The Eastern Regional Commissioner (RC), Evans Achoki, implored students not to burn schools telling them that the government has made a lot of investments in school infrastructure in order to provide […]
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has conducted an impromptu operation and exposed recruits who had joined as constables in the National Police Service (NPS) using forged academic credentials. According to a report released by the DCI, the crackdown was conducted at the main campus located in Kiganjo on Wednesday the 15th of June 2022 […]
School administrators who are in acting capacity are set for Teachers Service Commission (TSC) promotions that will take place this July. Principals and Headteachers, senior teachers and masters and Deputy Headteachers who have been in acting capacity for some years or months are set to be confirmed into their positions. The Commission is set to […]
The Teacher Professional Development (TPD) training is set to continue this July when schools close with the government covering all the costs required for the training to go ahead. This is after the National Treasury allocated Kshs. 1.16 billion to the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to cover the cost of the TPD training. The 2022-2023 […]
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) directed all teachers to ensure they have validated their TPAY data by the 15th of July 2022 via a circular. However, teachers have faced a myriad of challenges especially with logging into their Outlook e-mail accounts. Some teachers who registered the TSC e-mails without logging in immediately have faced a […]