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KNEC announces measures for upcoming 2021 KCSE and KCPE
The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) has announced measures that are to be followed to ensure the upcoming national examinations are conducted according to the Ministry of Education calendar.
KNEC’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) David Njeng’ere has revealed that the council has started training teachers on how to mark the national…
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Magoha: Government Placement of Students in Private Universities to Continue
Cabinet Secretary for Education Prof George Magoha addressed a statement that his Principal Secretary, Simon…
Heads of Schools Accused Of Ignoring Merit List during TSC Internship Interviews
Some principals have been accused of discriminatory conduct during the recruitment of Teachers Service Commission…
HELB Sets Deadline for Subsequent Applications
The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) has announced the deadline for subsequent applications on the 31st of…
Teachers Want CBK To Come To Spire Bank’s Rescue
Teachers are imploring the government to bail out Spire Bank amid the bank’s financial struggles with more than…
14-year-old class six pupil kills schoolmate over Ugali
A 14-year-old class six pupil allegedly killed his schoolmate over Ugali and Kunde.
Following the killing, the…
Globe Teacher Prize 2021 Has Revealed the Top 10 and Top 50 Finalists
Following Tabichi’s win, many Kenyan teachers are excited to know who has come out on top in the Globe Teacher…
President Museveni: No Salary Increment for Arts Teachers
Uganda’s President Kaguta Yoweri Museveni has directed that there will be no salary increment for teachers who…
TSC Deploys More P1 Teachers to High Schools
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has released more letters of deployment to practising P1 teachers to teach…
5 Universities from Kenya to Work Together With German Counterparts to Reduce…
Five Kenyan universities from Kenyan have agreed to collaborate with German universities in an attempt to rid…
TSC insists on Public School teachers being CBC-Compliant
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has insisted that more than 300,000 who are unemployed have to attend the…
KUPPET Supports Gradual Phasing out of Boarding Schools
The Kenya Union of Post Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) has voiced its support for the progressive phasing out…
Alliance Girls High Student Commits Suicide
Following the reopening of schools, Alliance Girls High School student Serena Nyokabi committed suicide.
The…
Kisii University Suspends Second Year Students Indefinitely Following Protests
Second-year students at Kisii University have been indefinitely suspended from the institution after protests over…
Second Year Students at Kisii University Protest over Fees
Second-year students at Kisii University today protested over a hike in fees by destroying property within the…
TSC Reveals 7,162 Teachers Failed To Comply With TPAD
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) Has Revealed That a Total Of 7,162 Teachers did not complete their Teacher…
CS Magoha Introduces a New Way of Inspecting Learning in Schools
In a bid to improve the delivery of service, the Ministry of Education has conducted a review of the National…
Parents and Teachers Trained On Management of School Finances
Parents and teachers have undergone training in the management of school finances in a move that is likely to…
Treasury Puts CBC in Danger as Senate Asks TSC to Explain TPD’s Financial…
The Senate Committee on Education has warned that the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) could collapse owing to…
TSC Rolls out Refreshers Courses That Will Affect Teachers’ Careers
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) rolled out the Teacher Professional Development (TPD) programme on the 22nd…
Magoha Directs Head Teachers Not To Charge Fees for Internal Exams
Cabinet Secretary for Education Prof George Magoha has directed heads of primary schools to stop charging parents…
IMF Forces SRC to Cap Allowances At 40 Percent of Monthly Salary
Public servants are going to have their gross monthly payments capped at 40 per cent of their gross monthly pay.…
How To Help Your Child With Their Homework
Homework is like the villain in every child’s story because it’s the one thing that torments them all. As a parent,…
Tanzanian Writer Wins 2021 Nobel Literature Prize
Abdulrazak Gurnah has become Tanzania’s first winner of the Nobel prize for Literature in 2021.
The Nobel Prize…
New National Assembly Committee Seeks to Curl TSC’s Regulatory Powers
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) could lose its powers with a new National Assembly Committee (NAC) proposal…
SRC Starts Reviewing Allowances of Civil Servants
A new allowances scheme will kick in starting from April 2022 with civil servants earning a completely new set of…
Monday, October 10 Declared a Public Holiday
With Utamaduni Day falling on Sunday, Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i has declared Monday the 10th of…
Facebook Rewards Teacher after Developing Online Teachers’ Platform
Dr Peter Ogudoro has received Facebook’s reward after developing a teacher’s platform called ‘Nigerian Teachers’.
…
These Courses never received a single application from 2020 KCSE Candidates
The 2020 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) candidates avoided applying to study some courses at…
Collins Oyuu Pledges Support for TPD amid Opposition from Teachers
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) current Secretary-General Collins Oyuu has come forward and pledged…
