Christine Chege: School meals can become a powerful driver of food-system transformation

School feeding programs, reaching millions of children globally, can serve as a powerful tool for transforming food systems. Beyond providing nutrition and education, these initiatives offer a unique opportunity to support local farmers and promote biodiversity.

Silas Mwirigi: Broken system behind surge in scholarship fraud

Kenyan education authorities are concerned about students falsifying information, such as claiming parents are dead, to qualify for higher scholarships. This issue has been exacerbated by economic hardship and rising education costs.

Kindiki Says Government Has Surpassed Teacher Recruitment Target

Kenya's government is set to surpass its five-year target for teacher recruitment, having hired more than initially planned within four years.

University students dig deeper into their pockets as government scholarship funding falls short

Universities Fund secures ISO 9001:2015 recertification amid rising student financing demand

The Universities Fund has achieved ISO 9001:2015 recertification from the Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS), underscoring its commitment to quality management amidst escalating demand for student financing.

5,732 students yet to complete university funding applications ahead of deadline

As the deadline approaches, 5,732 university students in Kenya have yet to complete their funding applications through the Higher Education Financing (HEF) Portal, with the total number of completed applications reaching 159,551.