Higher Education in Kenya

Unions to appear in court to oppose TSC appeal over teachers' pay

  • Education News

Teachers' unions will today (Wednesday) appear before the Court of Appeal to defend a judgment which directed the government to increase their basic salary. The TSC filed the appeal two weeks ago alleging that Employment and Labour Relations Court Judge Nduma Nderi erred in his June 30 ju

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Tablet teachers

  • Technology

Until recently Grace Wambui, a 14-year-old pupil in Nairobi, had never touched a tablet computer. But it took her about “one minute”, she says, to work out how to use one when such devices arrived at her school, a tin shack in Kawangware, a slum in the Kenyan capital. Other students

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Government shuts down bogus colleges

  • Education News

Last week Kenya shut more than 100 unaccredited colleges, sending shock waves through the country's academic community as the government delivered on its promise of cleaning up the higher education sector. The major operation to take illegal colleges out of business started on Tuesday, as M

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Adventist University of Africa (AUA) Application Form

  • Admissions

Application Form for Adventist University of Africa Interested in pursuing a course at Adventist University of Africa 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, then fill it in then dr

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Bumula girls closed after ‘demons’ in the compound

  • Education News

Since time in immemorial there have been claims of satanism in schools and the presence of demons. This has hence led to fear in both students,teachers and parents of the concerned schools and also other schools. This has been experienced in various counties in the country and various remedies have

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The Difference Between Campus Life In Nairobi And Upcountry

  • Education News

Every time I pass by the suitcase vendors in Nairobi town, I am reminded of that time when I was shopping for a suitcase for my freshman year in college in Kenya. I was admitted to one of the public universities. My first choice had of course been The University of Nairobi or at the very w

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Joy as Kaimosi Teachers Training College lifts drama title

  • Education News

Kaimosi Teachers Training College have been crowned the overall winners in the colleges’ category at the national drama festivals in Nakuru. It was song and dance for the trainee teachers as they lifted the trophy at Nakuru Town’s Melvin Jones Hall on Sunday night. Performa

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Campus Parties Gone Wild

  • University News

Most of us are nostalgic about campus because of the fun we had back when we ruled the world, or at least felt like we did. Our parents catered for everything so we had no major cares, and the parties were endless. College parties are defined by alcohol, snacks- hardly any food, glass-shattering

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Schools urged to instil leadership and governance skills in students

  • Education News

Schools in Kenya have been urged to instil leadership and governance skills in students. This is due to the fact that the children are the hope of the future generation and are indeed future leaders of the nation. If children or the young generation are not properly guided into handling leadership

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South Africa's disabled children 'excluded from school'

  • Education News

An estimated 500,000 disabled children are being excluded from South Africa's education system, US-based Human Rights Watch (HRW) says in a report. HRW says the government has discriminated against disabled children in its allocation of school places. Children are excluded from mai

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The Similarities of Universities

  • E-Learning

All urban universities have much in common, but also they have significant differences. Because urban universities are responsive and connected to their communities, each develops unique features and characteristics, reflecting the nature and composition of these communities. Additionally, urban

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Laptop Project to be realised by 2017 - Matiang'i

  • Education News

Information, Communication and Technology Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i has assured Kenyans that the laptop project for primary school learners will be realised by 2017. The CS said the government will launch the digital learning programme in April next year and subsequently have it

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Great Idea, No Capital? 8 Secrets to Help You Biz Get Started

  • Careers

Entrepreneurs will often have amazing business ideas, but they put them on hold due to a lack of capital. They assume that their idea will never get far off the ground unless they have major funding behind them. The truth of the matter is; if your idea and plan of execution aren’t well thou

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A fact about Lil Wayne

  • Celebrity

 While most people think that he is not educated, Lil Wayne has earned a degree and is currently attending college and has acknowledged his years in school as an element of his musical success. Lil Wayne attended the University of Houston (UH) for part of 2005 until he was forced to drop o

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Schools using tricks to escape tuition ban

  • Education News

For several years now,the government of Kenya has banned tution for school children during the April,August and December holidays siting no play time among other issues. Public primary schools are using tricks to ensure they hold holiday tuition despite a government ban. At the same ti

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