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MPs investigate leadership wrangles at University of Nairobi

National Assembly Education Committee chairperson Julius Melly said they will investigate the UoN council’s operations that have caused chaos in the institution.
By Lewis Nyaundi 38m ago
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Stakeholders argue that the closure of boarding schools is a reactive measure and fault the state for failing to act promptly or provide alternative solutions.
By Mike Kihaki 38m ago
Education PS Belio Kipsang directed regional, county, and sub-county directors of education to ensure the closure of unapproved boarding sections within their jurisdictions. 
By Stephanie Wangari 1d ago
As they idled for months during strikes by both teaching and non-teaching staff, students were forced to spend substantial amounts of money on accommodation.
By Stephen Rutto 2d ago
Under the deal, the government will release Sh8.6 billion for salaries, to be paid in phases between the 2024/25 and 2027/28 financial years.
By Stephen Rutto 2d ago
After three months of no teaching or learning at Moi University, the institution will now reopen after the Ministry of Education and the institution staff reached an agreement to call off the strike.
By Lewis Nyaundi 3d ago
A sorry state, crushed hopes, cries, and the horror of dreams that never saw the light of day sum up the tale of Kenya’s second-oldest university – Moi.
By Stephen Rutto 3d ago
The decision seeks to address the severe congestion that has strained resources in many secondary schools. Students seeking transfers must now go through the Ministry of Education.
By Lewis Nyaundi 3d ago
CS has had to confront CBC transition challenges, labour unrest and funding crisis. Stakeholders want him to seek and enact long-lasting solutions.
By Lewis Nyaundi 4d ago
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has called for urgent reforms in the education system to better prepare graduates for the global job market.
By David Njaaga 1w ago
At least 3,300 school heads and deputies currently serving in acting capacities are set to receive confirmation to their roles starting January.
By Lewis Nyaundi 1w ago
Some 621 candidates and nearly 200 schools were found engaging in malpractices during this year’s Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination.
By Lewis Nyaundi 1w ago
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