No sector gets more funding than education - PS Omollo

Interior PS Raymond Omollo urges students to reject drugs and substance abuse

PS Omollo: Education remains top gov’t priority for national transformation

Kenya's government is significantly prioritizing education, allocating nearly 30% of the national budget to the sector, according to Interior PS Dr. Raymond Omollo. He highlighted key advancements and urged youth to steer clear of drug abuse.

Why TSC is conducting jobless teacher audit

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is conducting a nationwide audit of all registered teachers not currently employed by the commission. This exercise aims to create a comprehensive database to inform workforce planning and recruitment policies.

KWS Announces Free Entry for Some Kenyans Ahead of Easter

The Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) is offering free entry to students for educational trips to national parks, game reserves, and sanctuaries, aiming to boost local tourism.

Rush against time to register 2026 KCSE candidates

Schools across Kenya are in a last-minute rush to register candidates for the 2026 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examination, with the deadline set for midnight tonight, March 31, 2026. This critical deadline comes as schools prepare for the phasing out of the 8-4-4 system, making the 2026 KCSE a vital opportunity for students seeking to improve their grades or who missed previous sittings.