Higher Education in Kenya

Court Awards Sh52bn to Teachers as salaries

  • Education News

Teachers were on Tuesday awarded a massive pay raise by the Industrial Court, handing a major victory to unions in their fight with the government over salaries. Those in the lower grades will get a salary raise of 60% while those in higher grades will get a 50% increase. The

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Teachers continue to stay away from Garissa County

  • Education News

Learning in schools in the remote areas of Garissa County remains paralysed after many of the non-local teachers failed to show up for the second term. This comes even as the Teachers Service Commission instituted disciplinary action against them. The Nation has established t

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Social Media Day

  • Technology

Social Media Day was launched by the popular website Mashable back in 2010, and often sees fans of the site going to real life meetups.As a result of the embracing of the use of social media,a day has been dedicated to social media and obviously named the social media day. Social media seems

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Bura Girls' High sued for suspending Muslim students

  • High School News

Bura Girls High School is located in the Mwatate constituency in Bura  has been on the news currently.This is due to the fact that some pupils were suspended for refusing to attend a church service as per the school rules citing that there faith could not alloe them to do so. Parents&nb

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Why teachers' unions resort to brinksmanship in pay disputes

  • Education News

About ten days ago, a court in Kenya confirmed an earlier decision commanding the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) to award a 60 per cent wage increment to all teachers. This court decision and its confirmation on first appeal illustrate a number of facts regarding wage setting i

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University of Eldoret closed indefinitely

  • University News

The University of Eldoret was shut down indefinitely on Wednesday following student riots over fee increments.The Vice Chancellor Teresia Akenga ordered students to leave by 2pm saying property of unknown value was destroyed during the protest,he also said that security was beefed up at th

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Mount Kenya University band steals the show at fete

  • Others

The Kenya Schools and Colleges Music festival this year were held at the Lake Side city of Kisumu between August 2nd and 12th.There were very many performances that impressed but what stole the show was Mount Kenya University Brass Band. On Wednesday received a standing ovation f

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Aga Khan Academy Mombasa adopts modern library technology

  • Technology

The library at Aga Khan Academy, Mombasa — named as the top private school library in Kenya twice in the last three years — is investing Sh1.7 million in library technology that enables students to take extra lessons and complete assignments online using methods that have been found to s

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Dedan Kimathi University of Technology (DeKUT)

  • Admissions

Application Forms for Dedan Kimathi University of Technology (DeKUT) Interested in pursuing a course at Dedan Kimathi University of Technology but don't know where to obtain application forms? You have come to the right place. You can download the application form from the link below,

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Your Dreams are Valid

  • Technology

Lorna Ruto is an inspirational leader and pacesetter who has a track record of achieving outstanding results whether at corporate or community level. She holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree in Accounting and various Certificates in Entrepreneurship. She dreams of a world where everyone has acce

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Global IT firms offer 100 internships to Kenyans

  • Technology

Global and Kenyan IT firms have pledged to offer hundreds of internship slots annually aimed at providing on-the-job training for fresh graduates. The Presidential Digital Talent Programme launched Tuesday will see 100 graduate trainees get offers for internships and mentorship this year by i

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Transmara pupils on the Digital age

  • E-Learning

Things are not as they always seem to be. We expect city schools to be able to access digital books and laptops for their day to day learning due to proximity to government but this is not the case those in the rural areas have more access. But then again they say you cannot have everything.

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Garissa University’s self-sponsored students ignored

  • University News

Self-sponsored students from the ill-fated Garissa University College have complained of being sidelined following the closure of the institution after the April terrorist attack that claimed the lives of 142 students and six security officers. The more than 50 students have accused the Moi U

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Sponsorship to Universities in Kenya

  • Education News

In Kenya,there several organisation that offer sponsorship to the needy but bright student. The organizations ensures thier dreams of becoming better people in society is not relinquished. Such funds include the HELB loan which is a plan of the Kenyan Government which offers loans to both

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Education and Gender Equality

  • Education News

For far too long, the right to education has been denied to many girls across the world. In Eastern and Southern Africa, poverty, poor access to school, lack of sanitary facilities and social norms such as child and early marriage and female genital mutilation/cutting, have all been preventing

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Suicide over mobile phone

  • High School News

A somber mood has engulfed Marindi High school in Nyamira county following the death of Judy Maasai, a form three student who committed suicide after her mobile phone was confiscated.  The student died after throwing herself into a pit latrine because her phone was confiscated by a teac

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Musical Bite

  • Celebrity

Did you know that David Mathenge is the real name of the musician Nameless? He has not only become famous nationally but also internatonally. He rose to fame back in 1999 through a star-search contest held by Kenya’s urban music station 98.4 Capital FM, in whi

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Journalism in the Business world

  • Careers

Pursuing journalism was one of the most important things in young Rita's life. Growing up she enrolled for a journalism course at the then Kenya Polytechnic University College in 2012. The middle aged lady now supplies raw peeled potatoes to different supermarkets in the city for them to cook fr

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High School Closed Over Ethnic Tension

  • High School News

A secondary school in Bomet County has been closed indefinitely due to ethnic tension among students. The tension is said to have been caused by students from two different tribes. Kyogong Secondary School sent the learners home on Monday, July 20, 2015 after the students from the Maasa

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