Parents of 27 Form Four students at Jamhuri High School are demanding urgent intervention after the learners were allegedly locked out of school following a disciplinary dispute linked to an April walkout. The standoff has sparked Read More
The Kenyan diaspora in the United States has evolved into a vibrant, highly educated, and economically influential community whose presence continues to expand across major American cities and states through strong professional networks, academic achievement, Read More
The government, through the National Treasury made a definitive statement on the priority of human capital by earmarking Ksh668.3 billion for the education sector in the 2026/27 financial year. At the heart of this massive fiscal Read More
Alarm has been raised by former students of Maseno University who recently discovered that their academic qualifications are essentially unusable in the professional job market. The primary issue stems from a lack of accreditation for Read More
The recent shift in the disbursement of school capitation funds marks a pivotal transformation in the management of Kenya’s education sector. By transitioning to a front-loading model, where funds reach institutions before the opening Read More
Kenya Women Teachers Association (KEWOTA) officials did not attend the scheduled appearance before a parliamentary committee on Tuesday, sparking questions regarding the association’s transparency and internal management. The National Assembly Departmental Committee on Education Read More
The government has overseen a significant reduction in funding allocated to public universities over the past three financial years, raising concern among education stakeholders about the sustainability of higher education financing in Kenya. According to Read More
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has recommended that the Teachers’ Service Commission (TSC) institute disciplinary action against Alliance Girls High School Principal Margaret Njeru following the implementation of an unauthorized fee hike. An investigative assessment Read More
The Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET members have intensified protests across several counties as schools reopen for the second term, citing unresolved issues affecting their welfare, job security, and working conditions. The demonstrations Read More
Teachers in Kenya have consistently voiced strong opposition to the transition from their previous, robust medical insurance schemes to the government-led Social Health Authority (SHA). Despite the government maintaining that the new system is a Read More
