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KNEC advised that any queries regarding the certificates must be submitted in writing through the heads of institutions.
The deaths of the two journalists have cast a shadow over the media industry, with many struggling to come to terms with the loss of their colleagues.
Ogamba said that the Ministry of Education is working closely with the Treasury to ensure the outstanding Sh14 billion for first-term capitation is di...
Despite the suspension of the new funding model, Wahome clarified that applications for technical vocational education and training and the Kenya Medi...
The Addis Ababa centre is the first large-scale, multi-functional editorial hub established by a Russian media company in Ethiopia.
With rising enrolment numbers, the government has been struggling to meet the full costs on time, leading to deficits in the national exams body.
The initiative seeks to encourage more young people to embrace vocational training as a pathway to employment, self-reliance, and business opportuniti...
As of September 30, 2024, the total number of authorised broadcasting service providers in Kenya had risen to 684, with 498 broadcasters actively oper...
The initiative seeks to bridge the skills gap in the labour market by integrating classroom instruction with hands-on industry experience.
By enforcing these regulations, the authority seeks to maintain a transparent, accountable, and ethical broadcasting environment in the country.
This brings the total number of TVET instructors to 3,300, aiming to enhance the trainer-student ratio.
Students currently enrolled in these programmes in universities will be allowed to complete their studies.
The PS directed polytechnic institutions to develop a framework for assessing and certifying these locally earned competencies.
Research indicates that school age is a period of significant physical and mental development for children.
Notably, the GeoPoll survey credited Gen Z for leading the charge on sustainability in the country.
Only two MPs, Raphael Wanjala (Budalangi) and Mark Nyamita (Uriri) supported the motion to merge the bursaries.
Lawmakers have also requested an estimate of the total cost of education from basic to tertiary levels.
The committee will report directly to President Ruto through the Cabinet Secretary for Education.
Global studies show that only about a quarter of children adhere to recommended screen time guidelines.
