Education

[PHOTOS] President Ruto Attends Tangaza University Graduation

On Friday, President William Ruto attended the first-ever graduation ceremony at Tangaza University. He highlighted that the event symbolizes not only the conclusion of a significant academic phase but also the start of a new chapter brimming with endless opportunities. In his speech to the graduates, Ruto encouraged them to …

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High Court Permits Hillside Endarasha to Reopen Boarding Facilities for KPSEA Candidates

The High Court in Nyeri has authorized the reopening of the boarding wing at Hillside Endarasha Academy for 24 candidates preparing for the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA), with national exams starting next week. In a ruling on October 24 by Justice Magare Kizito, the court permitted the candidates …

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TIBS College Hosts Mr. Wambugu of Thika Motor Dealers for Collaborative Talks

Thika Institute of Business Studies (TIBS) College recently had the privilege of hosting Mr. Wambugu, the Managing Director of Thika Motor Dealers, in a visit aimed at fostering partnerships in the automotive engineering field. According to the college, the visit marks the beginning of potential collaborations between TIBS College and …

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Teachers Service Commission Invites Applications for 46,000 Teacher Vacancies

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has announced an exciting opportunity for qualified teachers as it seeks to fill 46,000 vacancies on Permanent and Pensionable terms of service. This recruitment drive aims to enhance the quality of education across the nation. Available Posts The available positions are distributed as follows: – …

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Hillside Parents Await Autopsy Results as DNA Testing Continues

The parents of the 21 students who perished in the Hillside Academy fire on the night of September 5 are expected to visit Naromoru Hospital in Nyeri today. This marks their second day at the facility for DNA sample collection. A government pathologist is scheduled to perform the autopsies on …

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Court Suspends KUPPET Teachers’ Strike Until September 5

The Employment and Labour Relations Court in Nairobi has halted the secondary school teachers’ strike initiated by the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET) until further notice on September 5. The court issued the injunction on Tuesday following an urgent request from the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) filed on …

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Faith Gitau Defends Bursary Fund, Calls for Increased Allocation

As students prepare for their third term, at least 600 underprivileged learners in Nyandarua County have received support from the National Government Affirmative Action Fund (NGAAF) bursaries. These students, many from impoverished families or those with disabilities, benefit significantly from this financial aid. Nyandarua County Woman Representative Faith Gitau has …

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Special School Teachers to Receive New Allowances from TSC

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has rolled out allowances for educators in special schools to help attract and keep them in these institutions. Nancy Macharia, CEO of TSC, disclosed this development while speaking to the Cohesion and Equal Opportunities Committee. She also informed the Committee that there is a shortfall …

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Ruiru: Students to Benefit from Sh.80 Bursary Fund

About 40,000 underprivileged students in Ruiru, Kiambu County, are set to benefit from Sh80 million in bursaries provided by the National Government Constituency Development Fund (NG-CDF). The funds provide much-needed relief to thousands of parents who are facing financial difficulties in raising school fees due to the challenging economic conditions …

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Youth From Pastoral Areas Benefit From Technical Courses

  Youth from pastoral areas who didn’t get a chance to access education are now benefiting from technical courses, aimed at making them shun livestock dependability for livelihood.   The Ujuzi manyattani initiative of Northern Rangeland Trust (NRT), started five years ago has seen more than 1,300 morans and women …

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