Articles By: Getrude Mathayo

The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has come out in defense of its latest promotion exercise, confirming that 34,016 teachers are

Teachers could be back on the picket line just days before schools reopen for the third term, after the Kenya

Wheat farmers have something to smile about this season, after the government announced a Sh350 increase in the producer price

Groundnut prices across Kenya have stayed largely stable in recent weeks, driven by consistent household demand and a steady flow

Kenya’s cost of living crept up again, undoing the slight easing seen the month before, as stubbornly high transport costs

For most Kenyan households, wheat flour isn’t optional; it’s what turns into the morning chapati, the mandazi sold on street

Examination invigilators, supervisors and other support staff who worked on last year’s national exams will finally start getting paid this

Seven estates across Nairobi’s suburbs and satellite towns bucked the trend and saw house rents actually drop in the second

With deadlines fast approaching, thousands of students and parents across the country are being told to stop dragging their feet

Kenyans are being told to prepare for a rough patch of weather this month, one that mixes chilly mornings with

Grade 9 learners across the country will begin selecting their preferred senior schools, learning pathways and subject combinations starting August

Teachers are losing patience with the Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC), and many are now threatening to sit out this