Lecturers dig in as strike enters week three, 7.9b row persists

Crisis in public universities continues as lecturers vow not to go back to class

University students left stranded as lecturers' strike enters week three

Bending AI to Africa’s needs: the key to transforming classrooms

Niall McNulty, AI Product & Innovation Leader at Cambridge University Press & Assessment, highlights the immense potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to transform education in Africa, particularly in addressing existing inequalities and personalizing learning experiences.

Parents Catch a Break as Training Fees Fall, But Food and Power Costs Raise Inflation to 4.6%

Kenyan parents and students found some relief as training fees for certificate and vocational courses decreased in September, even as the country's overall inflation rose to 4.6%. This provided a contrast to rising costs in mainstream education and certain essential goods.