University Students Stories
Ogamba reiterated that the government would continue implementing the funding model until the Court of Appeal delivers its final ruling on the case.
HELB has periodically introduced such waivers to encourage loan repayment among former beneficiaries who have struggled to meet their financial obliga...
Justice Mwita strongly criticised the government's move to shift the burden of funding public universities onto parents.
Inyangala warned that students and their families, particularly those from middle- and low-income backgrounds, would bear a greater financial burden.
Kenya Association of Private Universities warns that the financial strain is affecting the operations of private universities, which are struggling to...
NACADA's study, which surveyed undergraduate students from both public and private universities in Kenya, also revealed that friends are the leading s...
The report says that students prioritise opportunities to gain work experience while studying, alongside financial aid and scholarship availability.
Under the new Taifa Care scheme, all primary and secondary school learners will now benefit from comprehensive medical coverage.
The Axum City District Court had previously suspended the directive prohibiting Muslim students from wearing hijabs and summoned five schools to respo...
The security forces, involved in the ongoing Operation Maliza Uhalifu, on Tuesday recovered two illegal firearms and 19 stolen livestock from the band...
Schools from metropolitan counties, particularly Nairobi and Kiambu, dominated the rankings.
NTSA urged parents and guardians to utilise its free mobile app to verify the essential details of public service vehicles, drivers, and conductors be...
While the government has pledged to refine the system, trust among students, parents, and stakeholders remains low.
The court ordered the school to allow the students to perform their prayers within the campus.
One of the key issue raised was the need to conclude the recruitment of the National Police Reservists.
Sabri hopes to introduce teacher training programmes to ensure educators are equipped with the skills to support student empowerment.
The institution has approximately 10,000 students, and the majority participated in the protests.
The motion comes at a time when Kenya has witnessed 239 cases of unrest in secondary schools in the last nine months.
