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Baringo County-led education initiative to boost ECDE leadership

Baringo County unveiled a new education leadership programme dubbed “Lead for Baringo” in a move aimed at strengthening early childhood education and addressing learning challenges.
By Mike Kihaki 5h ago
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Kenya is set to host a regional and international forum next week aimed at transforming how qualifications are defined, recognised and linked to employment.
By Mike Kihaki 6h ago
EACC is set to partner with the universities in the country, in an initiative aimed at mobilising young people to champion integrity and ethical leadership across the country.
By Mike Kihaki 4d ago
The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) has issued another call for qualified students to apply for university and college placement.
By Mike Kihaki 4d ago
Teachers drawn from various schools, especially in the rural areas, have benefited from free training aimed at boosting integration of artificial intelligence (AI) and ICT in education.
By Ken Gachuhi 4d ago
Turkana County has disbursed Sh430 million in bursaries to support over 165,000 vulnerable learners, boosting school attendance and tackling poverty-related barriers to education.
By Mike Ekutan 4d ago
This comes after an uproar in a case that has reignited concerns over rising costs in public education.
By Mike Kihaki 4d ago
Education stakeholders are pushing for consolidation of school bursaries to create a national education fund to guarantee free and compulsory basic education for all children.
By Ndung’u Gachane 4d ago
The standoff is increasingly affecting delivery of lessons with schools struggling to maintain normal timetables in the absence of teachers handling core subjects.
By Juliet Omelo 4d ago
Kenya’s transition to the Competency-Based Education (CBE) system is steadily redefining learning, with a growing emphasis on critical thinking, creativity and practical skills over rote memorisation.
By Mike Kihaki 4d ago
Competency-Based Education system is beginning to bear fruit, with learners uncovering hidden talents and embracing skills-driven pathways beyond traditional exam performance.
By Mike Kihaki 5d ago
Ngala School for the Deaf in Nakuru County has a reason to celebrate after it received a mobile laboratory to facilitate science practicals for Grade 7, 8, and 9 learners.
By Daniel Chege 5d ago
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