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The report says that students prioritise opportunities to gain work experience while studying, alongside financial aid and scholarship availability.

KUPPET Deputy Secretary General Moses Nthurima expressed concern, stating that teachers are facing increased barriers to receiving treatment.

While the referral hospitals have been redefined, the medical scheme panel still includes 800 healthcare facilities across all counties and sub-counties in Kenya. Of these, only about 60 operate on a referral basis, meaning over 740 facilities will remain open for walk-in access.

The proposed measures align with the authority’s commitment to enhancing school transport safety in line with global best practices.

UASU wants the retirement age for graduate assistants, tutorial fellows, assistant lecturers, and junior research fellows to be raised to 70 years.

TikTok noted that 88.9 per cent of the videos were removed before they could be seen by any users, and 93 per cent were taken down within 24 hours of posting.

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So far, 180 customers and around 100 hair braiders have signed up, with more on the waitlist as Onwuamaegbu seeks to expand the app slowly.

In Eastleigh, qasil powder is sold in various quantities, with prices starting from Sh100 depending on amount

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Mwatenga had weird thoughts, to the point of wanting to harm her children. She would also find herself crying for no apparent reason.

Omar aims to impart wisdom to future generations through his forthcoming book, which delves into his tenure under three different Kenyan Presidents.

Gor Mahia staged a comeback to defeat Mathare United 2-1, while Bandari edged Sofapaka to climb to fourth in the FKF Premier League (FKFPL). Elsewhere, Nairobi United extended their lead in the FKF National Super League (NSL) with a narrow victory over Darajani Gogo.

The Commonwealth Games athletics programme is set for a major shake-up at Glasgow 2026, with the mile race making a return after six decades. The 1,500 metres has been scrapped in favour of the historic event, while organisers have also introduced a mixed 4x400m relay. With fewer sports on the roster due to limited preparation time, the revamped programme aims to maintain competitiveness while streamlining the event.

A dispute has erupted within the FKF Nairobi East Branch, with officials accusing FKF Nairobi NEC Member Dan Shikanda of unlawfully interfering in league operations. The branch claims Shikanda issued directives altering team participation and referee appointments without authorisation, prompting a strong rebuttal and a legal threat if he fails to withdraw his orders.

The FKF Premier League serves up a thrilling matchday with four key fixtures set to shape both ends of the table. League leaders Kenya Police and second-placed Tusker go head-to-head in the biggest clash of the weekend, while Bidco United and Nairobi City Stars battle for survival in a crucial relegation fight. Defending champions Gor Mahia also return to action under new coach Sinisa Mihic, looking to revive their title defence.

KCB and Kenya Pipeline made a strong statement on the opening day of the inaugural Kenya Cup Women’s Volleyball Tournament, securing dominant victories at Nyayo National Stadium gymnasium.

The inaugural Kenya Cup 2024–25 volleyball tournament gets underway this Friday, 7 February, at the Nyayo Indoor Arena, featuring the country’s top women’s teams in a battle for supremacy.

Former Harambee Stars forward and decorated Kenya Defence Forces officer, Elijah Koranga, passed away after a short illness. The retired Sergeant Major, who had a distinguished career in both football and the military, leaves behind a lasting legacy.

The Kenya Rugby Union has confirmed that the 2025 Safari Sevens will be held in Nairobi from 10-12 October. This marks the tournament’s return to the capital after last year’s edition was staged in Machakos, the first time it was held outside Nairobi. With the confirmation coming eight months in advance, organisers now have a head start in securing sponsorship and planning a grander tournament.

Kenya’s Lionesses endured a second straight defeat at the FIBA Women’s AfroBasket 2025 Zone 5 Pre-Qualifiers, falling 86-69 to South Sudan. With their qualification hopes in jeopardy, they face an uphill battle in their remaining matches.

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