Lobby: Why male engagement is the key to ending GBV, femicide

Organisation calls for male inclusion in tackling crisis and urges legal reforms, education, and cultural norm shifts.

First Lady’s Mazingira Awards (FLAMA) 2025 launched

First Lady’s Mazingira Awards (FLAMA) 2025 edition has been launched. The learner-centered national environment and climate change award offers students a platform to showcase their understanding of environmental conservation. FLAMA was launched by Her Excellency the First Lad

Public schools choking in debt as ministry admits to Ksh.64 billion in pending bills

Agency Hints at New Changes Targeting Student Courses

KUCCPS manages placement in both universities and colleges.

State to review low capitation to schools

Education CS Julius Ogamba has said the Government is working closely with schools that received low capitation to rectify the matter following a glitch in the disbursement of the funds.

Blind teacher who TSC has refused to employ

Denis Otieno holds a bachelor's degree in Special Education, but TSC won't employ him.

Teachers Issue Warning Over Learning Disruptions

The warning comes as students continue with their second term ahead of KCSE and KPSEA examinations.

Duale Abolishes Attachment Fee for KMTC Students

The CS has assured that he will hold a meeting with the Council of Governors to deliberate on KMTC attachments.

KNUT demands 60pc salary increment as current CBA comes to an end

Otieno confirmed that teachers will not accept anything less than 60 percent on the salaries and also 30 percent on allowances failure to that they will take industrial action. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

State to issue learners IDs in schools

Secondary school principals are now authorised to act as identification agents for students aged 18 and over.

Gov’t launches nationwide ID registration drive for secondary students

The government has launched a nationwide ID registration drive targeting secondary school students who have reached the age of 18. Principal Secretary for Education, Julius Bitok, stated that the initiative set to be implemented during the second term aims to facilitate a smooth

Govt rolls out KEMIS to replace NEMIS in push for data-driven education reform

MPs reject special needs teachers' bid to stop union deductions

Teachers are normally deducted two percent of their basic pay by the TSC.

Global Education Forum opens in Nairobi with focus on teachers, AI, and system reforms

More than 200 educationists are convening in Nairobi to discuss the future of teaching and education in the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other technological advancements. The three-day workshop, jointly organized by the Ministry of Education and the Aga Khan Foundation

Gov't targets High School students in ID registration drive

Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok said that the initiative is designed to ensure the students have access to job opportunities, tertiary education placements and financial aid such as t...

School Shut Down After Students Riot Over Meals

The Education County Director ordered the closure.

Govt to modernize agricultural training with AI, drones

NAIROBI, Kenya, June 3 - Kenya plans to modernize agricultural education and training, according to Cabinet Secretary for Agriculture and Livestock Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |

St. Mary’s Ukwala Boys’ High Schoool closed after unrest over maize flour quality

Siaya County Director of Education Leonard Kabaki Tuesday said the students were protesting the quality of maize flour used to prepare their meals. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke

State to Start Issuing IDs to High School Students

The move comes as the political temperatures in the country continue to rise ahead of the 2027 elections.

Auditor General Flags Irregular Procurement of Ipads & MacBooks Worth Millions at Education Ministry

The Auditor General detailed glaring irregularities at the Ministry, with one particular State Department at the heart of it.

Bill Gates to give most of his $200bn fortune to Africa

JUNE 3 - Microsoft founder Bill Gates says that most of his $200bn (£150bn) fortune will be spent on improving health and education services in Africa Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today |

Mandera teachers question fairness in latest promotions

Teachers in Mandera County have strongly opposed the recently released teachers’ promotion list by the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), citing a lack of transparency, regional balance, and a failure to recognise long-serving teachers working in hardship areas. The promotions,

Final KUCCPS placement revision closes Saturday

2024 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) candidates have until Saturday this week to revise their choices for university and college placement. This follows the reopening of the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) portal for a one-week w

Inside Plans to Export More Teachers to Europe

Several foreign countries have expressed interest in hiring Kenyan teachers.

Education CS assures of smooth transition from Junior to Senior school

Education Cabinet Secretary Migos Ogamba has assured the country that the exercise of making senior school choices for the current Grade 9 learners is going on without a hitch.

Gov't changes education system from CBC to CBE

CS Ogamba Issues Directive to Schools Over Grade 9 Learners

The CS gave the directive following concerns from education stakeholders.

Govt to hire 24,000 more teachers by year-end, raising total to 100,000 in 2 years

Basic Education Principal Secretary Julius Bitok said the additional teachers will bring the total number of new hires under President William Ruto's administration to to 100,000. - Kenya breaking news | Kenya news today | Capitalfm.co.ke