Teachers to benefit from expanded SHA cover, Ruto assures

President William Ruto has assured Kenyan teachers that their medical cover under the Social Health Authority (SHA) will be significantly improved, addressing recent complaints.

President Ruto ;By every meaningful indicator, Kenya's economy is steady, robust and resilient

Teachers Threaten to Paralyse Learning From Monday in Labour Day Plea to Ruto

Kenyan teachers, represented by the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (KUPPET), are threatening to escalate nationwide strikes starting Monday, May 4, if their demands are not met by President William Ruto.

Poor pay, double taxation and falling incomes mask Kenya's growth

Workers in the agriculture, forestry and fishing sector, which contributes the lion’s share to the country’s GDP are struggling to afford the same food items they produce and process.  

TSC Orders Nationwide Teacher Redistribution

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has ordered an immediate nationwide redistribution of teachers to address significant staffing imbalances across schools in Kenya.

NSSF Opens Opportunities for Graduates; How To Apply

The National Social Security Fund (NSSF) is opening applications for a one-year internship program aimed at providing Kenyan graduates with practical workplace experience. The deadline for applications is May 22.