The National Quality Control Laboratory (NQCL) is seeking qualified Kenyans to fill 33 vacancies across technical and administrative departments by April 14, 2026.
Tom Mboya University is inviting applications for numerous academic and administrative vacancies. Qualified candidates have until April 14, 2026, to submit their applications for roles ranging from Professor to Security Officer.
Kangaru School and Kangaru Girls High School in Embu County have been closed indefinitely following waves of student unrest and growing tension within the institutions.
Distinguished scholars from the University of Nairobi gathered to pay their final respects to veteran educator Professor Obonyo Digolo, celebrating a career dedicated to teacher training and mathematics instruction.
Motorists are advised to avoid the Kipsonoi River Bridge as the Kaplong-Kisii road remains closed, while Nairobi residents in flood-prone areas face mandatory evacuation orders.
KEMI and VVOB have introduced the INCREASE programme and ESL4JS course to modernize Junior School leadership through app-based blended learning and policy alignment.
A KSh 2 million disbursement by Navakholo CDF to ‘Bukhubalo Secondary School’ has sparked controversy after audit reports suggest the institution may not exist.
Chuka University students staged a defiant walkout during an address by Tharaka Nithi County Commissioner David Gitonga after being informed that voter registration was postponed until the 30th.
KUCCPS has officially rolled out revised placement criteria for the 2026/2027 university degree cycle, introducing a more transparent and automated cluster assessment system.
Following a landmark Court of Appeal ruling declaring the TSC internship programme illegal, Kitutu Masaba MP Hon. Clive Ombane Gisairo is demanding urgent solutions to protect the jobs of 44,000 JSS teachers and prevent a massive crisis in the education sector.
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has fast-tracked the release of March 2026 salaries to ensure Kenyan teachers can celebrate Idd-ul-Fitr with ease.
A staggering 563,000 graduates have defaulted on KES 90 billion in HELB loans, triggering a severe financial shortfall that threatens to lock out 100,000 incoming university students.