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Discover the top high-income businesses in Kenya for 2025. Learn which ventures offer the best profits, low investment options, and long-term sustainability for entrepreneurs in Kenya. Kenya’s business environment is rapidly growing, driven by digital innovation, youth entrepreneurship, and…
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) proposes a framework to place unemployed Kenyan teachers in international roles across multiple countries, aiming to ease domestic joblessness while strengthening global educational collaboration. Kenya’s Teachers Service Commission (TSC) is set to launch a…
Discover qualifications, degree requirements, and training details for Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) General Service Officer (GSO) Cadet recruitment 2025. The Kenya Defence Forces invites qualified Kenyan youth to apply for the General Service Officer (GSO) Cadet positions in the 2025…
The Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) has officially announced the 2025 nationwide recruitment exercise for General Service Officer (GSO) Cadets, Specialist Officers, Tradesmen/Women, General Duty Recruits, and Defence Forces Constables. The recruitment will take place in October 2025 across all counties…
In Summary Tharaka Nithi Senator introduces a bill seeking to make Junior Secondary Schools (JSS) independent institutions. Backed by over 40 senators, the proposal aims to end conflicts between JSS teachers and primary school heads and improve education quality. Kenya’s…
Kenya promotes 151,612 public school teachers as part of systemic education reforms. Interviews for further promotions are set to begin while the government recruits 24,000 new teachers by January 2026. As Kenya embarks on an expansive teacher recruitment drive, the…
Kenya allocates Ksh. 950 million for teacher retooling to support the rollout of Competency-Based Education (CBE), as over 300,000 teachers undergo training and 24,000 more teachers join by January 2026. To support the transition to Kenya’s Competency-Based Education (CBE)…
Kenya’s Teachers Service Commission now runs fully online recruitment for teachers. The digital system aims to improve transparency, efficiency, and fairness as 24,000 new teachers are hired by January 2026. As part of a sweeping education reform, Kenya’s Teachers Service…
Kenya will recruit 24,000 new teachers by January 2026, bringing total hires over three years to 100,000, as part of a broader strategy to resolve teacher shortages and boost education quality. In a bold step to resolve chronic teacher…