Government and Policy

Teachers hoping to move up the ranks have another shot at it as the Teachers Service Commission, TSC, re-advertised 1,631

Secondary school students who have already turned 18 will soon be able to get their national identity cards without ever

Barely days into the third term, secondary school administrators are already sounding the alarm over unpaid government capitation, a gap

More than 8,000 Eastern Produce Kenya (EPK) staff members are set to enjoy a 14% wage increase following the signing

Thousands of teachers across the country are racing against the clock as the Teachers Service Commission, TSC, prepares to close

The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) reminds students and other applicants that they don’t need to visit its offices in

The National Treasury wants to put eCitizen’s fee structure on a firmer legal footing, and it’s doing so by scrapping

The National Transport and Safety Authority, NTSA, is preparing to roll out automated driver testing and open new vehicle inspection

Sugarcane farmers can expect quicker payment for their harvests after the government rolled out a new directive compelling millers to

Students who missed this year’s inter-university transfer window have been given some breathing room, after the Kenya Universities and Colleges

If you’re planning a wedding, church service, roadshow, or any kind of gathering in Nairobi, be prepared to budget for

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