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June 21, 2026

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School Heads Turn to Alumni to Curb Rising Unrest

School Heads Turn to Alumni to Curb Rising Unrest

As recently as on Saturday, June 20, there were two separate incidents of school fires in Nairobi...

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Kenyan education stakeholders are urging schools to tap into their alumni networks and involve parents more actively to combat rising school unrest and improve student discipline.

Calls for collaborative efforts emerged during a mentorship forum organized by Lizah Foundation International in Kangundo Constituency.
Headteacher Christopher Nyala emphasized that addressing indiscipline requires a collective approach involving teachers, parents, alumni, and the community.
Elizabeth Mutuku, CEO of Lizah Foundation International, highlighted the crucial role alumni can play in mentoring and guiding current students.

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