PREMIUM Prof Ntarangwi: Courses at Usiu-A are not as expensive as said Prof Mwenda Ntarangwi is the first Kenyan to be named the United States International University.
PREMIUM Garissa University rises from ashes of al-Shabaab carnage On the dawn of April 2, 2015, al-Shabaab militants attacked Garissa University and took many students hostage, singling out some for execution.
PREMIUM Coup talks: Fallout in Kuppet intensifies Three officials accused of authoring and distributing fake resignation of secretary-general Akello Misori.
JSS teachers push for autonomy The tutors want autonomy to manage their schools and students more effectively.
Unique papers among new tough rules to curb cheating in 2024 KCSE exams One of the key innovations is the personalisation of KCSE question papers for each candidate.
Court halts Ruto university funding model High Court stops implementation until petition filed by KHRC, 3 others is determined.
Chaos as Moi University is closed indefinitely University's closure sparks angry protests as students engage police in running battles.
Nyeri's Hillside Endarasha Academy postpones reopening The school was shut down on September 5 following a dormitory fire which killed 21 boys.
PREMIUM Shocker for 46,000 teacher interns as TSC advertises jobs Teachers face uncertainty as the reapplication process for 46,000 probationary positions begins, raising concerns over job security.
Kenya’s poor performance in global Tvets competition exposes skills gap None of the Kenyan competitors won any medal at WorldSkills competitions where technical schools showcase innovations.
Kuppet rejects CS Ogamba’s plan for interns Union cites promises made by President Ruto, TSC and Parliament to intern teachers.
University lecturers agree to end strike Deal effectively ends the strike that had paralysed the operations public universities across the country.
West Pokot Governor in trouble over demotion of 1,652 ECDE teachers Kachapin argued that the promotions were done on a political basis.
PREMIUM 50,000 varsity students unable to pay fees under funding model Lawmakers call for an overhaul of the new model saying nearly half of the students were placed in the wrong category.
PREMIUM Audit exposes Sh2.8m payments to 203 ‘ghost’ examiners The 203 examiners were not validated in Knec's database.
JSS to receive new textbooks from next month Unlike primary school, where pupils learn by subject, junior school has nine learning areas.
PREMIUM Tough proposals by school principals to curb exam cheating The 2022 exam was rocked by cheating claims which led to the suspension of some officials.
PREMIUM Inside simmering rebellion in Kuppet top organ Political undercurrents come to play during meeting of union's top decision making organ.
PREMIUM 'I am now free to marry': MP who vowed to remain single until he gets PhD People said I wouldn’t be elected because I wasn’t married; that I should do a quick wedding. I said 'No'; I kept my promise.
Report lays bare the disparities between boys and girls schools Women form the majority of teachers in primary schools, but men manage the schools: report.
Lecturers dismiss court order stopping strike UASU dismissed the order as defective and inconsequential since it was issued after the industrial action had started.
After student funding row, lecturers’ strike rocks public universities Staff at 35 public universities begin a strike over low pay and delayed salaries, leading to disruptions in academic activities.
MPs warn poor plan for junior school is a recipe for chaos "“If we don’t move with speed, we will be compromising the standards of education for our children..." Moiben MP
PREMIUM Playing with children's future: Kenya's education sector in crisis The strike by lecturers and university staff is the latest in a series of setbacks for the education sector.
PREMIUM Crisis looms in universities after State, lecturers’ talks collapse University lecturers to commence industrial action beginning midnight to push for better pay.
PREMIUM Brutalised Multimedia student was weeks old at university The first-year student was allegedly attacked by police officers who left him for dead during protests at the university.
PREMIUM Moment of truth for Kuppet after strike divisions Officials of union's top decision-making organ to meet in the wake of controversial suspension of teachers' strike.
Court to Uasu: Don't incite lecturers to strike Court issues order restraining Uasu from instigating others to take part in any strike.
Learning at public varsities paralysed as lecturers begin nationwide strike The strike comes after frustrations over the government’s delays in negotiating the 2021-2025 Collective Bargaining Agreement.
Kabete Polytechnic, Multimedia University hit by protests Protesting students disrupt traffic on the busy Waiyaki Way and Magadi Road.
