CS Ogamba Responds to Circular on Delayed Payments to Teachers

Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Ogamba has officially debunked a viral social media notice falsely claiming that contracted professionals for the 2025 national examinations would be paid starting July 1, 2026. The notice, which used the Ministry of Education letterhead and CS Ogamba's name, is a fabrication that the public should disregard.

Inside New Plan to Register Students for IDs Before Turning 18

Suba South Member of Parliament Caroli Omondi has proposed changes to the national ID registration process for students nearing the age of 18. The initiative aims to streamline registration and potentially reduce costs.

KUPPET Siaya claims SHA transition has crippled teachers’ medical services

Govt Makes Changes to Teachers Health Insurance

The Ministry of Health has announced major changes to the Social Health Authority (SHA) medical insurance plan for teachers, averting a nationwide strike. These changes eliminate co-payments for teachers at SHA-accredited facilities.

MPs push for policy shift to declare education subsidised as State admits funding shortfall in free education programme

Kenyan MPs are advocating for a policy shift to declare education as "subsidised" instead of "free," following the government's admission of a significant funding shortfall in the existing programme.

TSC Addresses Hardship Allowance Ahead of Nationwide Mass Teachers Transfers

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has debunked viral social media posts claiming changes to hardship allowances and approved teaching subject combinations.