PREMIUM Court strikes out junior school teachers’ bid to break away from Kuppet, Knut Judge cites wrong legal procedure.
Ruto renews Simon Gicharu’s term at KICD His reappointment comes as the State agency strives to implement the Competency-Based Education system
PREMIUM AI in classrooms and hospitals: MPs launch probe, seek new rules House Committee on Communication, Information and Innovation given one month to table a report.
PREMIUM 70 days without school: How to keep children safe and engaged during the holidays The 10-week break comes as families grapple with childcare costs and working parents try to balance jobs with supervision at home.
Take urgent measures to avert disruption of exams The tests are a critical milestone for students, representing years of effort.
PREMIUM Funding gap, teachers’ boycott threat: Kenya’s national exams big test Funding shortfalls leave schools borrowing for practical supplies as teachers demand higher examination payments.
PREMIUM Education data systems switch leaves schools with millions in funding gaps Principals raise concern over underfunding that has put schools in financial distress.
Kenya becomes the 4th co-chair of the School Meals Coalition There are currently 2.8 million schoolchildren under the programme.
PREMIUM Students bear brunt as lecturers dig in over strike demands Students remain untaught and idle on campuses.
PREMIUM Funding shortfall leaves schools struggling to finance exams Secondary schools are most affected.
PREMIUM Why union is threatening to cripple KCSE exams Rehearsals for the 2026 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education exams is set to begin on Friday.
End strike by lecturers to ease students’ suffering The academic programmes for more than 700,000 students in public universities have been disrupted.
Bungoma teacher arrested over suspected Sh300,000 TSC jobs bribe She is accused of duping jobless teachers by claiming she has 'connections' within the TSC.
PREMIUM The painful cost of public universities shutdown More than 700,000 students face lost learning time, rising living costs and uncertainty as talks to end the ongoing lecturers' strike collapse.
PREMIUM Knut, SHA move to fix medical cover woes facing 500,000 teachers Teachers have repeatedly complained that SHA is less reliable than the previous scheme.
PCEA Women’s Guild loses Sh60m public school playground land Court rules that the allocation of the land by the defunct County Council of Kiambu was illegal.
Lecturers reject government Sh12bn offer, talks collapse UASU and KUSU want government to negotiate specific issues rather than offer a lump sum.
Universities enroll 28pc more State-sponsored students than planned Overall enrolment in public universities also exceeded projections.
Ogutu Keroboto: Political control and tribalism hollowing out public varsities True academic freedom and sustainable institutional growth cannot coexist with a feudal administrative model.
PREMIUM Bread, soda and handouts: State bans politicians from schools Politicians use children to appeal to their parents.
PREMIUM Stalemate: Crisis talks fail to unlock lecturers’ strike The meeting was attended by technical teams from the three unions IPUCCF and the Ministry of Labour.
PREMIUM Lecturers in make-or-break talks to unlock strike stalemate Unions to meet with representatives of an inter-ministerial committee.
PREMIUM 35 years later, Moi University is still paying for a halted project The dispute dates back to a contract signed in 1990.
PREMIUM Revealed: Publishers who’ll share billions for Grade 11 textbook tender 26 publishers have been awarded tenders to supply textbooks for Grade 11.
Kaimosi TTC ordered to pay former student Sh2.5m over unlawful suspension The court ruled that educational institutions cannot negate constitutional rights.
PREMIUM CSs meet to unlock varsity lecturers’ strike Education CS Ogamba held an emergency meeting with Treasury counterpart John Mbadi and top presidential economic advisors to address the ongoing strike.
PREMIUM Revealed: How illegal levies hit day-school learners hardest Financial pressure has forced some families to borrow money or sell assets.
Court suspends new KSL admission rules for trainee lawyer High Court halts implementation of disputed criteria pending hearing of a petition.
Tough exams rules for record 3.6 million candidates Ministry warns of dire consequences for any form of examination malpractice
