Articles By: Getrude Mathayo

Ministry of Education has released the long-awaited guidelines for this year’s Grade 10 selection and placement exercise, arguably the single

When the Central Bank of Kenya, CBK, trims its benchmark rate, the assumption is simple: borrowing gets cheaper. In practice,

Kenya is leaning harder into its relationship with China, looking to grow exports of tea, avocados and other farm produce

Learners across the country returned to school this week for what is traditionally the shortest and arguably most demanding term

Kenya’s electoral commission, IEBC, has finally put dates on the calendar for the 2027 General Election, and confirmed that voters

Teachers across the country have just under a week left to put themselves, or a colleague, forward for this year’s

Parents scrolling through social media this week may have come across a worrying post, schools, it claimed, wouldn’t be reopening

Kenya’s education reforms are taking shape, but one problem keeps resurfacing, there simply aren’t enough teachers to go around in

With schools set to reopen soon, the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) has put motorists and school administrators on

The Ministry of Education has taken its first concrete step toward extending Competency-Based Education into universities, in a shift that

Students still waiting for their university and college transfer letters have been given an update by the Kenya Universities and

Kenyan motorists and businesses are burning through more fuel than ever, even as pump prices climb to some of their