From Collapse to Glory: How Nyamagesa DEB Secondary Rose Above Clannism to Become a...
The school began as a community initiative, with a strong hope to uplift local learners. However, soon after its inception, it was dragged into the mire of clannism.
Mr. Daniel Ondabu, BOM Chairperson, boldly sought...
Transformative KNQF 2025 Regulations Set to Redefine Education and Skills Validation
The KNQF Regulations 2025 establish a ten-level structure that comprehensively classifies qualifications—from basic education to doctoral degrees.
The new framework empowers individuals with diverse learning backgrounds to gain formal recognition, thereby improving their employability and...
Where Vision Meets Altitude: Amasege SDA Secondary’s Trailblazing Journey Through Career Pathways and Academic...
From a double-streamed setup in 2013, Amasege SDA now boasts six streams, reflecting its capacity to cater to a larger student body while maintaining quality education standards.
Principal Matara, who also serves as the KESSHA...
Oversupply of Nurses Puts Kenya’s Health Sector at a Crossroads
The Kenya Health Workforce Report 2023 reveals that over 42,000 trained nurses are seeking employment, a figure that grows annually.
The irony remains: public hospitals are still short-staffed and struggle with high patient-to-nurse ratios, despite...
Kenya’s Next Step: Upgrading from NEMIS to KEMIS for Smarter Education Management
Through unique personal identification numbers, NEMIS was designed to support the Ministry of Education in monitoring student enrolment, tracking resource distribution, managing capitation funds, and enhancing accountability within public schools.
Frequent system downtimes and poor...
Smart Classrooms, Smarter Futures: How AI Is Transforming Kenya’s Education
Cabinet Secretary for Information, William Kabogo, announced that a partnership with the European Union (EU) is already underway to develop a comprehensive policy framework for integrating AI into Kenya’s education system.
A key application of...
From Graduation to Desperation: The Harsh Reality Facing Kenya’s Youth
A World Bank report reveals that it takes Kenyan graduates an average of five years to secure employment. Some are turning to digital work—transcription, social media management, or copywriting—but these roles often lack stability...
Rebuilding Hope: Why Kenya’s Schools Desperately Need Better Infrastructure
Schools need well-organized staff rooms, offices for teachers, and a school administration block to facilitate planning and coordination.
Physical education is a key component of the curriculum, and without proper facilities, students miss out on...
Rising Beyond the Hills: How Ichuni Girls High School is Shaping Kenya’s Future Women...
In the 2024 Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations, the school achieved a historic academic milestone, with 72% of its candidates—598 students—earning direct university entry.
Each department is equipped with internet connectivity, and the...
Redefining Work: Strategies for the Evolving Employment Landscape
Understanding the trends shaping the future of jobs is key to ensuring that the workforce is equipped with the right skills, mindsets, and resilience to thrive in an unpredictable labour market.
While regions like Africa...
