TSC Sends Plea to Teachers After Supreme Court Ruling

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has appealed to over 44,000 intern teachers to avoid a nationwide strike following a favorable Supreme Court ruling. The teachers were demanding permanent and pensionable terms.

Face the Facts exposes crisis in public schools amid funding and overcrowding challenges

Chinese proficiency competition for university students held in Kenya

The 25th Chinese Bridge Chinese Proficiency Competition national finals were successfully held in Nairobi, Kenya, on Thursday, showcasing the linguistic and cultural talents of 20 university students.

Government moves to consolidate bursaries for free education

The Kenyan government is moving to consolidate various bursary schemes into a single centralized fund to improve efficiency and achieve free secondary education.

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.

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.