Degree or dead end? Experts warn Africa must open new doors for its youth

Experts are warning that Africa's higher education system cannot accommodate the rapidly growing youth population, urging a shift towards valuing technical and professional certifications as crucial job pathways.

Joho warns teachers against crushing learners' dreams

Cabinet Secretary Ali Hassan Joho has urged teachers nationwide to refrain from expelling or suspending vulnerable students due to fee arrears or disciplinary issues, emphasizing the devastating impact on their educational dreams.

Road to Legends tournament spotlights young talent as Mutongoni and Makini schools dominate

Kindiki assures teachers of better medical cover, promotions, JSS absorption

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has pledged to improve the welfare of teachers in Kenya, addressing key concerns regarding medical cover, promotions, and Junior Secondary School (JSS) teacher absorption.

President William Ruto sponsors scholarships for 250 students at Lungalunga Technical and Vocational

To what degree can universities alone save Africa?

African universities are struggling to meet the overwhelming demand from the continent's rapidly growing youth population, highlighting a critical imbalance between higher education capacity and societal expectations.