Engineering students link Kirinyaga Road wall collapse to traffic vibrations

A recent wall collapse on Kirinyaga Road in Nairobi’s Central Business District has been linked to traffic vibrations and a lack of proper support. The Association of Engineering, Construction and Architecture Students (AECAS) of the Technical University of Kenya released preliminary findings after a site visit.

Police investigate deaths of two Tseikuru students who drowned in River Tana

Why MPs are backing push for teachers’ hardship allowance review

Kenyan Members of Parliament are pushing for a comprehensive review of the hardship allowance policy for teachers, urging the Ministry of Education to address existing inequalities and staff attrition in disadvantaged areas. The lawmakers also seek a rationalization of infrastructure investment to correct regional imbalances in learning facilities.

Serikali ya kaunti na shirika la 'Food for Education' kununua maembe ya ziada

More teens taking up low-paying jobs, new report

A new report reveals a concerning trend in Africa where a growing number of teenagers, aged 15 to 17, are entering the labor market prematurely, often taking up low-paying and informal jobs, predominantly in agriculture.

Cabinet Approves New Chinese Investment in Kenyan Schools

The Kenyan Cabinet has approved Phase III of the Kenya-China Project, which will see 70 Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) colleges equipped with modern training facilities. This decision aims to fully roll out competency-based education and training (CBET) and improve graduates' employability.