A crackdown on student indiscipline is underway in Kenya as Education CS Julius Ogamba announced stricter measures to restore order in schools. The most notable is that KCSE candidates implicated in serious unrest will not sit exams within their schools…
Public secondary schools in Kenya face a deepening funding crisis ahead of the 2025 exams, with capitation delays, debts, and resource shortages threatening candidates. Kenya’s public secondary schools are facing an unprecedented funding crisis just weeks before the 2025 national…
School unrest in Kenya is escalating as food shortages caused by delayed government funding leave learners frustrated ahead of 2025 national exams. The wave of student unrest sweeping through Kenyan schools is increasingly being linked to food shortages caused by…
Kenyan principals warn that syllabus coverage remains incomplete as schools face financial constraints, fee defaults, and unrest ahead of the 2025 KCSE exams. As the countdown to the 2025 KCSE examinations continues, public school principals warn that syllabus completion remains…
Over 6,200 schools in Kenya face financial paralysis ahead of national exams as the Ministry of Education withholds capitation pending audit verification. A massive Ministry of Education audit has stalled funding for thousands of Kenyan schools just weeks before the…
Public schools in Kenya face severe funding shortages ahead of the 2025 KCSE and KJSEA exams. Principals warn syllabus coverage, science practicals, and school operations are at risk. As national exams approach, public schools in Kenya are racing against time…
A fierce debate has erupted in Parliament over the Teachers Service Commission’s (TSC) recruitment criteria, which some MPs say unfairly favour science and technical subjects at the expense of arts and social sciences. The issue was raised during a session…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has defended its recruitment policies against accusations from MPs that the system is failing teachers and learners. Appearing before the National Assembly Education Committee, commission officials maintained that recruitment is fair, transparent, and responsive to…
Lawmakers have demanded that the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) disclose detailed staffing information at the constituency level to expose disparities in teacher deployment. The call came during a heated session of the National Assembly Committee on Education, where MPs accused…
The National Assembly’s Education Committee has questioned the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) over teacher recruitment gaps that continue to disadvantage learners, despite assurances that the process is fair and data-driven. TSC officials told MPs that their policy framework guarantees transparency,…