Global Learning Povert Experts Urge Evidence-to-Policy Shift Edu

Global learning poverty experts are urging a critical shift from evidence to policy, emphasizing the urgent need to adopt proven interventions. This call to action was highlighted at the 6th Biennial Education Evidence for Action (EE4A) and EDF-Kenya Conference.

TSC Piles Pressure on Court to Restore Teachers' Social Media Restrictions

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is seeking to lift court orders that suspended its circular restricting teachers' conduct on social media. A ruling is expected on October 15.

PS Inyangala: 90% of students have experienced violence

PS Beatrice Inyangala: 90% of students have experienced violence, either as perpetrators or victims.

Murkomen Jukwaa la Wasomi was born from student security concerns

Devolution at 15: Has power really moved closer to the people?

Fifteen years after Kenya's 2010 Constitution, devolution has reshaped governance, moving services closer to citizens, but its success in empowering ordinary Kenyans is a mixed picture.