Margaret Aluoko, the school’s director, said the institution has had challenges with rent arrears and was in talks with the proprietors of the premise...

The Sh48 billion capitation grants will go a long way in supporting the operational needs of schools, such as providing learning materials, improving...

The first day of Grade 9 under CBC was marked by congestion, confusion, and a shortage of classrooms and textbooks.

Registration for the 2025 KJSEA candidates will begin on January 27, 2025, while the registration portals for KJSEA and KCSE examination candidates wi...

In 2023, the Ministry of Education introduced the double collection of examination papers policy to curb cheating. 

Grade 8 students transitioning to Grade 9 also faced challenges, with some schools lacking classrooms to accommodate them.

Parents voiced concerns over the rising prices of textbooks, with many accusing vendors of taking advantage of the high demand to increase prices.

On Saturday, the Ministry of Education confirmed that capitation funds had not yet been disbursed.

Desks, chairs, and laboratory equipment were found to be faulty, with some wooden furniture rejected due to issues like splinters and unfinished surfa...

Principal Secretary for Basic Education, Belio Kipsang, confirmed that the government has allocated Sh11 billion for the construction of 11,000 classr...

National Assembly Majority Whip Silvanus Osoro said the directive was a panic reaction following the tragic fire at Hillside Endarasha Academy in Sept...

Wetang'ula added that starting in December, Sh7 billion will be released each month until June next year.

The government is focusing on building classrooms, recruiting teachers, and distributing learning materials to accommodate the inaugural cohort.

Secondary schools have borne the brunt of these deficits, consistently falling short of their per-student allocation.

The introduction of digital skills is timely, given the increasing need for educators and students to adapt to the digital age.

Treasury CS Mbadi said the ministry has long been burdened by cases of deceased teachers remaining on the payroll for years.

He also noted that if the remaining funds are not released, staff employed by the schools will be forced to go on long holidays without pay.

"We are aware that this cannot wipe away your tears or take away the unimaginable pain of losing a loved one."

The emotional event brought together parents, school staff, leaders, and members of the community