Mzangi Kaluu
Teachers have expressed confidence in the new Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) leadership.
The union's Kibwezi branch chairman Christopher Kitua exuded confidence that Secretary General Collins Oyuu will revamp the union.
Oyuu took over from Wilson Session who resigned when the union had gone on its knees.
In his own capacity, Oyuu said he will engage more on negotiations rather than...
Machakos County government chief of staff Mwengi Mutuse has asked communities and individuals to support school projects.
Mutuse who is interested to run for the Kibwezi West parliamentary seat said many schools need to expand facilities to accommodate the swelling numbers of students.
Kenya is implementing the Competence Based Curriculum (CBC) and seeks to provide basic education for all children.
Schools also...
Jobless teachers have been encouraged not to give up even when they fail to secure a chance after sitting for interviews.
This is according to the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) Makueni County Deputy Director, David Gutu.
Speaking at Makueni Boys' High School where interviews for 15 different secondary schools were being conducted, recently, Gutu said it was time for those who...
Efforts of increasing multiplication of bees have gone a notch higher after Kitui County Government embarked on rearing of queen bees.
The project falls under Kitui Value Chain Addition office headed by Dr Temi Mutia
"Kitui honey is ranked number 5 worldwide. The county is also among the most endowed regions with the best honey," said Mutia.
In the past, the county...
A 12 year old girl from Mui ward, Kateiko village of Mwingi central constituency is in need of urgent heart surgery.
The family is pleading with well-wishers to help them raise a bill of Sh 1.5 million for their last born daughters' treatment.
"When she started ailing, I thought her sickness would just clear with normal painkillers or antibiotics.
To my surprise,...
Cases of high number of teenage pregnancies have been blamed as key reason why girls dropout out of schools.
As a result, two elected leaders have called upon the young mothers to resume their studies.
Mwingi North MP Paul Nzengu and Mwingi Central MP Gideon Mulyungi appealed to such girls to resume their studies since some of them had given birth...
