Kenyan universities warned thy have three years to rethink how they teach

Kenyan universities have been given a three-year ultimatum to overhaul their teaching methods to align with a new competency-based education system. This transition is crucial as the first cohort of students educated under this system will enter university in 2029.

Kisii High Court Declines to Lift Suspension of 22 University Law Students Over Exam Cheating

The Kisii High Court has refused to lift the suspension of 22 Kisii University law students accused of examination malpractice. The students' application for interim orders to halt their suspension and allow registration for the 2026/2027 academic year was dismissed.

Digital cash transfer firm Upesi targets Sh1b in outbound transfers

Upesi, a Kenyan digital cash transfer firm, aims to facilitate over Sh1 billion in outbound transactions within four months through a zero-fee campaign across eight international corridors.

Safaricom, M-Pesa Foundations fete inaugural Capture the Good winners

Safaricom and M-Pesa Foundations have awarded Sh4.5 million to six Kenyan photographers and videographers for documenting stories of community transformation through the inaugural Capture the Good Challenge.

Counties, public universities lead in Sh3.92bn unremitted Sacco deductions

Employers in Kenya failed to remit a staggering Sh3.92 billion in SACCO deductions in 2025, impacting over 104,000 members, according to the SACCO Societies Regulatory Authority (SASRA).

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