Fred Matiang'i accuses government of mismanaging teachers' and police insurance funds

Online Learning Could Become Mainstream by 2029, Report Shows

Online learning is projected to become mainstream in Kenya by 2029, driven by increasing digital connectivity, high youth smartphone usage, and the growing adoption of educational technology (EdTech) solutions. This shift aims to overcome barriers to quality education, such as limited resources and infrastructure gaps.

Mombasa Announces Changes in Issuance of Bursaries and Scholarships

The Ministry of Education and the Mombasa County Government have partnered to collaborate on the issuance of bursaries and scholarships within the county. This agreement, signed on January 15 and gazetted on February 6, transfers education functions from the national to the county government, aiming to enhance transparency and accountability.

Why SHA medical deal for 400,000 teachers is in limbo

Teachers in Kenya are facing significant challenges accessing healthcare under the new Social Health Authority (SHA), prompting unions to warn of a possible boycott of the scheme. Issues include denial of treatment at major hospitals and delays in benefits, despite SHA claiming the problems are isolated.

Baseball federation rolls out training for teachers

The Baseball Federation of Kenya (BFK) is training sports teachers nationwide to introduce Baseball5 into the secondary school games calendar, targeting its popularization and talent development ahead of the Dakar Youth Olympics.