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Matiangi urges parents to closely monitor their children

Idara December 22, 2020 Counties, Editor Picks, Education, Homa-Bay 0

Interior Cabinet Secretary (CS) Fred Matiangi has urged parents to closely guide their children to ensure they grow up to upright responsible citizens Dr. Matiangi said that with rapid modernization and

Education CS George Magoha Interior Cabinet Secretary (CS) Fred Matiangi Ogande Girls School Homa Bay County Read on

Government urged to establish an external body to supervise examinations at the universities

Idara December 21, 2020 Counties, Editor Picks, Education, Kirinyaga 0

Some leaders, parents, and their children have expressed reservations over the manner in which universities frustrate them on examinations records which force then to remain at the institutions longer than

Kenya School of Law Kenyatta University Kirinyaga Deputy Governor Peter Ndambiri Nyeri County Speaker John Kagucia Read on

Teachers union urges its members to support new scheme

Idara December 21, 2020 Counties, Editor Picks, Education, Narok 0

Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) has urged its members to support the implementation of the Public Service Superannuation Scheme for civil servants, teachers and disciplined services. Speaking at Maasai Girls

Competency Based Curriculum (CBC)Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT)Maasai Girls Narok North Sub County Public Service Superannuation Scheme Teachers Service Commission Read on

Turkana University makes changes

Idara December 18, 2020 Counties, Editor Picks, Education 0

Turkana University College (TUC) Council has, with immediate effect, appointed Prof. George Muthaa as the Ag. Deputy Principal, Administration, Finance and Planning (AFP) to replace Prof. Stephen Odebero. Prof. Odebero proceeded

Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST)Turkana University College (TUC) Read on

Public Administrator Cautions against Holding Tournaments in Schools

Idara December 17, 2020 Counties, covid 19, Editor Picks, Education, Kakamega, News, Universal Healthcare 0

Kakamega’s Deputy County Police Commander (DCPC) Ngalia Ndaya has cautioned against holding tournaments within learning institutions citing high risk of spreading covid-19 disease amongst learners. Ndaya discouraged spectators from attending football

County Area Advisory Council (CAAC)Kakamega’s Deputy County Police Commander (DCPC) Ngalia Ndaya Ministry of Health Read on