Education ministry adopts digital technology
Ministry of Education has adopted digital technology in teaching in a bid to increase the literacy levels across the country, Principal Secretary in the Ministry Dr. Julius Jwan has disclosed. In
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Education
Gov’t urged to increase bursary allocations
Kisii County veteran politician James Kenani wants the government to increase funding to constituencies to help cater for the burgeoning population of needy students. Speaking at Keumbu ward of Nyaribari Chache
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Parents urged to monitor what children carry to schools
Ugunja Sub County Director of the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), Daniel Otieno has said there is need for urgent intervention by all stakeholders to ensure safety of both learners and
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Local Supermarket to aid writers distribute books
Naivas Supermarket has started a project that will see the retailer support over 300 new Kenyan authors by distributing their books via its 75 branches across the country. The project dubbed
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Enroll for adult education, Narok residents urged
Narok County Director of Adult Education Mr. Benjamin Obonyo has urged all people without formal education in the county to enroll for adult education in order to be empowered socially and economically. He pointed out that literacy was
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