Government and Policy

Teachers across the country can now sharpen their skills at no cost, after the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) made a

For thousands of students in Kenya’s public universities, the semester has stopped mid-stride. With campuses shut, lecture halls are empty,

The Kenya National Examinations Council (KNEC) kicked off online training on Monday, October 12, for Senior School and vocational teachers,

The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) has begun releasing tuition money to universities and colleges, days after students complained loudly

Kenya’s Court of Appeal on Friday threw out a land commission ruling that would have stripped tea grower Eastern Produce

Twenty thousand Junior Secondary School (JSS) intern teachers will move onto permanent and pensionable terms on January 1, 2027, Education

Commuters can travel for free on Kenya Railways trains this week, after the corporation announced complimentary tickets to mark Customer

Thousands of teachers who have spent years stuck in one job group may soon have a way up, as the

Kenyan hospitals will no longer be paid by the Social Health Authority (SHA) simply for being on its list of

Kenya has recorded its first case of Ebola, the Ministry of Health announced on Tuesday, October 6, a development likely

Teachers charged with serious crimes may soon have to step aside from their duties and survive on half their basic

Kenya added 35,334 new vehicles to its roads in June 2026, the same month the National Transport and Safety Authority