Government and Policy

Stakeholders in Uasin Gishu County have called on Parliament to deliver a balanced tobacco law that strikes the balance between

Teachers could sit out this year’s national examinations altogether if the government doesn’t move to raise what it pays them

Stakeholders drawn from Kenya’s retail, harm reduction, and entertainment sectors have called for a review of select provisions contained in

Public university lecturers across Kenya are bracing for a nationwide walkout after the Universities Academic Staff Union (UASU) fired off

A Nairobi court has stepped into the simmering feud between Kenya’s two teachers’ unions, ordering the Teachers Service Commission, TSC,

The KRA enforcement teams have seized a consignment of under-declared 53,000 units of smartphones at the Eldoret International Airport, averting

The State Department for Higher Education has opened two tenders inviting consultants to assess how far Kenyan universities have come

If you’ve been losing sleep wondering whether your child’s school choices actually made it into the system, there’s good news.

Street photographers in Nairobi will soon carry official identification badges under a new registration system the county government is rolling

The Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS) has put out its list of accredited institutions offering the Diploma

With forecasters warning of El Niño rains between October and December 2026, Education Cabinet Secretary Julius Migos Ogamba isn’t waiting

Kenya is ranked second among 199 countries in the welcoming ranking, while the Kenya passport ranking places the country’s passport 120th