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Ogamba noted that the incidents are not only disrupting academic programmes but also forcing schools to redirect funds that were meant to improve learning conditions and expand access to education.

Committee chair, Julius Melly, said the inquiry is intended to provide a clear and practical roadmap for addressing the situation, describing the unrest as a recurring challenge that requires urgent attention.

The initial distribution of Grade 10 textbooks was carried out using provisional enrolment data provided by the Ministry of Education.

Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi said the arrears will be paid before the end of the current financial year.

Mbadi noted that the allocation also marks a notable rise from the Sh526 billion allocated before President William Ruto’s administration took office, reflecting an increase of about 49 per cent.

A culinary journey across Somalia and Kenya’s Coast showing how spaghetti evolved from a global trade food into a deeply rooted symbol of memory, identity, and family life.

Cajun chicken, in particular, is popular because of its strong, spicy, and smoky flavour profile. It is different from a normal sandwich mainly because of the flavour, preparation, and spice level.

Nutritionists and food researchers note that fermentation not only preserves cabbage but transforms it, creating tangy flavours and producing compounds that may support gut health.

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The findings have raised fresh public health concerns, with KALRO warning that the contamination poses a serious risk to consumers countrywide.

Governor Kang’ata calls for investment shift to jobs, education and health

Kang’ata calls for shift in funding priorities, urging investment in manufacturing, education and healthcare while criticising the Housing Levy and demanding SHA refunds to counties....

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