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TSC has rejected claims that MPs receive teacher employment letters from State House, insisting recruitment and appointment remain its constitutional mandate.
Julius Melly has denied claims that MPs receive TSC employment letters for distribution or sale, promising to investigate allegations of political interference.
TSC has opened 2026 teacher award nominations, recognising educators for exceptional dedication, innovation, leadership and measurable contributions to Kenya’s education sector.
Parliament has approved Wilson Sossion and Antonina Lentoijoni as TSC commissioners, ending weeks of legal uncertainty surrounding their appointments.
Ruto’s government plans to move university funding from the national budget to a market-based model, reshaping how students’ education is financed.
Kenya plans to overhaul tertiary funding, prioritising students’ career choices and programme costs while reducing the influence of parents’ financial status.
Wilson Sossion has declared Sh65 million net worth during TSC vetting, citing homes, land, Sacco savings and a personal vehicle as assets.
A KSh5.2 billion TVET scholarship shortfall left four in five targeted trainees without support, deepening concerns over rising enrolment and student dropouts.
Education stakeholders are opposing hurried plans to restructure school Boards of Management, warning that reduced representation could weaken community participation and accountability.
A new Bill could restrict teachers from striking during national exams as unions threaten a boycott over unpaid allowances worth Ksh1.5 billion.
Parliament is considering a Bill that would merge 32 public Teacher Training Colleges into one institution with campuses across Kenya.
KNEC will begin paying 2025 KCSE and KJSEA invigilators, supervisors and examination personnel from Thursday after receiving government funding.
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KUPPET warns schools could send students home as a Ksh6,000 capitation shortfall threatens operations, essential services and final-term learning.
Canada’s new financial requirements will force international students to prove they can cover higher living costs before receiving study permits.
HELB says students who exceed their official course duration may face funding delays but can secure disbursements with institutional confirmation.
KMTC has introduced three specialised healthcare courses in speech therapy and audiology to address emerging skills gaps and strengthen Kenya’s health workforce.
TSC has rejected claims that MPs receive teacher employment letters from State House, insisting recruitment and appointment remain its constitutional mandate.
KNEC has released 2026 assessment timelines, requiring schools to administer Grade 10 tests from October and upload results by October 23.