Nakuru: Security personnel in Nakuru County are intensively monitoring the Kenya Primary School Education Assessment (KPSEA) and Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations, which commenced on Tuesday morning, to prevent any form of i…
Wote: More than 55,000 students in Makueni County are gearing up to sit for the Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) and Kenya Primary Education Assessment (KPSEA) national examinations this year, according to the County Director of Educati…
Baringo: In a robust effort to ensure the smooth conduct of the 2024 National Examinations, Baringo County has mobilized over 2,000 security officers to maintain order and safety across the region. The exams, which commenced on Tuesday, are taking pla…
Nakuru: Nakuru County Government is undertaking significant measures to revamp its Youth Polytechnics and Technical Vocational Education Training Institutes (TVETs) to equip learners with industry-responsive skills aimed at bridging the existing skill…
Mumias: The Ministry of Education is being urged to accelerate the development of infrastructure and the hiring of teachers for Junior Secondary Schools (JSS) to address the increasing demands of the educational system. This call to action highlights …
Keetmanshoop: The University of Namibia (UNAM) has inaugurated a new Rhino-Halliburton technology laboratory at its Southern Campus in Keetmanshoop. The facility, unveiled on Thursday by UNAM Vice Chancellor Professor Kenneth Matengu, is aimed at trai…
WINDHOEK: The University of Namibia (UNAM) has earmarked N. dollars 60 million for the second phase of construction at its Southern Campus in Noordhoek, announced Vice Chancellor Professor Kenneth Matengu during his State of the University address. Th…
KERICHO: A total of 26,551 Grade Six candidates in Kericho County began their Kenya Primary Schools Education Assessments (KPSEA) on Tuesday, marking the start of the national assessment period in the region. The exams are being conducted in 774 cente…
MURANG’A: As Grade 6 and Form 4 students across the county prepare for their national examinations, Bishop James Maria Wainaina of the Catholic Diocese of Murang’a has encouraged them to approach the tests with courage and confidence. Speaking during …
NAIROBI: In the heart of Kibera slum, the New Hope School has emerged as a transformative force since its inception in 2004, proving to be a vital educational hub for the community. The school, originally started with 68 pupils through the sponsorship…