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CS Magoha Warns School Heads against Flouting Government’s Fee Guidelines As Schools Get Funds

Join Our Telegram Group Education Cabinet Secretary Prof George Magoha yesterday warned administrators of secondary schools against not following the government’s fee guidelines. The Cabinet Secretary pointed out that some head-teachers had raised fees at the expense of parents, a majority who have been hugely hit by the impact of COVID-19. “There are head-teachers who […]

Mbajone Primary School Parents, Administration Come To Terms

Join Our Telegram Group 2021 is a new year and fresh beginnings certainly are the theme at Mbajone Primary school as parents and the school administration have had a change of heart. In September last year, while pupils of the school stayed home because of the COVID-19 pandemic, parents stormed out of the compound, took […]

Press Release of Executive Office of the President in Full

Notification of Presidential Action [I] – 02/01/2021: REVIEW OF THE COVID-19 CONTAINMENT MEASURES During the Sixth (6th) Extraordinary Session of the National and County Governments Summit held on the 4th of November, 2020, His Excellency the President announced a raft of containment measures to stem the spread of the novel Coronavirus Disease, as part of His […]

CS Magoha: KCPE and KCSE Exams Ready, to be done in March

Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha has revealed that the national examinations scheduled in March 2021 are now ready. Around 1.9 million candidates are set to sit for the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) and Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) examinations, which were initially scheduled for sitting as from October 27 and November 4 […]

TSC Planning To Issue October Recruits with Posting Letters

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is planning to issue posting letters to all October successful applicants. This is in line with the grand plan of our government for the reopening in January 2021. According to our sources, there are indications that TSC is working to ensure teachers are posted early January to schools that have […]

Government to Provide Facemasks and Meals in Schools

The government plans to provide facemasks, soaps, and sanitizers to students at a cost of Ksh. 2.1 Billion as schools are to reopen in January. The budget details are in the post-recovery plan released by the National Treasury named Post-Covid-19 Economic Recovery Strategy (2020-2022). The document details that between December 2020 and June 2021, an […]

Police Clash with University Students Protesting Fee Increment

Students from the University of Nairobi and police clashed yesterday afternoon as they were protesting over plans to raise fees three times the current amount by the government. Education Cabinet Secretary George Magoha admitted that increasing fees from Sh. 16,000 to Sh. 48,000 could cause tension. However, the CS did add that the decision would […]

State Supports New Plan of Tripling University Fees

In the coming days, university students will pay a lot more for their education as the government is apparently in support of an increase in school fees. The amount of school fees is likely to rise up to three times what students are currently paying for their education. Vice-Chancellors in Universities across the country want […]

TSC Vacancies for 6,674 Intern Teachers December 2020; Application, Deadline, Requirements, Salary

The Teachers Service Commission has announced allowance for applications from candidates who are qualified teachers to apply for 6,674 teacher internship posts. The invitation for applications corresponds with the Government’s Initiative to build a pool of young talents for the Kenya Labour Market. According to the advertisement, 1,998 slots are for applicants of primary schools […]

Form 2 Student Killed By Police Enforcing COVID-19 Safety Protocols

Kolanya Boys Secondary School form two student, Ezekiel Odera, has passed on after being shot by Police officers reinforcing COVID-19 safety protocols in Malaba. The incident happened sparked chaos in Malaba town yesterday (Friday). The local people marched to Malaba Police Station, Blocked the Malaba – Bungoma road, and lit a bonfire to show their […]