KUPPET gives SHA 7 days to fix teachers’ medical cover crisis
KUPPET National Chairman Omboko Milemba said teachers have resorted to harambees to meet medical expenses, with members already raising Sh1.5 million alongside the union.
KUPPET National Chairman Omboko Milemba said teachers have resorted to harambees to meet medical expenses, with members already raising Sh1.5 million alongside the union.
Gathungu’s audit shows that as of June 2025, Knec’s liabilities stood at Sh2.81 billion while its current assets were only Sh694.8 million, leaving it with a negative working capital of Sh2.12 billion and an ac...
According to the council, the Kenya Junior School Education Assessment will be conducted over several months between May and October 2026. The schedule includes projects, rehearsals, and the final written exami...
The association acknowledged ongoing initiatives, such as the rollout of coding and the hiring of STEM teachers by the Teachers Service Commission, but emphasized that these measures remain introductory and fal...
Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba stressed that universities must strengthen both their physical infrastructure and academic capacity to manage the incoming cohort effectively.
Vice-Chancellor Peter Mwita, appearing before the committee, confirmed that the university received an unmodified opinion from the Auditor General but acknowledged that several critical issues remain unresolved...
Kuppet has called on the Teachers Service Commission and the Social Health Authority to reform the Public Officers’ Medical Scheme Fund, insisting that the current system leaves teachers vulnerable when seeking...
Lawyer and Kenya Teachers and Health Workers Association (KETHAWA) National Secretary Ndung’u Wangenye says the country embarked on the reforms too quickly, without proper preparation for schools, teachers, and...
The placement agency encouraged applicants to ensure they meet the set qualifications before completing the process online.
On school leadership, Khamasi highlighted the authority of school heads while stressing the importance of accommodation in discipline matters.
In a notice to students registered for professional courses including CPA, CS, CIFA, CCP and CQP on Monday, KASNEB said the review is part of a continuous improvement initiative aimed at strengthening the asses...
Secondary schools also require extra funding. Senior secondary schools need Sh78.4 billion to fund 3.5 million learners at Sh22,244 per student, yet Sh54.8 billion has been set aside, leaving a shortfall of Sh2...