Government and Policy

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

Thousands of teachers who sat promotion interviews this month will have to be patient. The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) says

The Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has added 29 more digital credit providers (DCPs) to its register, taking the number

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

Sifuna’s greatest mistake would be settling for the deputy presidency. For us, the destination is State House, and we will

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 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.