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Kuppet and Uasu leaders face backlash over attempts to alter constitutions to extend their stay in power, raising concerns about democracy in Kenya’s trade unions. The ongoing court battles within Kuppet and Uasu have reignited debate on the state of…
The Registrar of Trade Unions has ruled that Kuppet and Uasu must conduct their 2026 elections under old constitutions after court orders blocked controversial amendments. Trade Unions has issued a directive barring the Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers (Kuppet)…
Kepsha raises alarm over delayed school funds in Kenya, warning that thousands of primary institutions face debt, food shortages, and closure risks. Kenya’s education sector is facing a financial crisis as the Kenya Primary Schools Heads Association (Kepsha) has warned…
The Ministry of Education has issued strict guidelines on student transfers in Kericho County to curb indiscipline and unprocedural admissions. Learn the rules, deadlines, and penalties for non-compliance. The Ministry of Education, State Department for Basic Education, has issued a…
Security agencies are facing intense criticism following a series of violent riots that have crippled schools across the South Rift. Parents and education stakeholders accuse police of failing to act, even after being tipped off about impending unrest at Litein…
Parents in the South Rift are reeling from the financial shockwaves of violent student unrest that has destroyed learning facilities worth millions of shillings. With schools like Litein Boys and Koiwa Boys badly damaged, reconstruction costs are expected to be…
The shocking violence that has swept through schools in Bomet and Kericho counties has exposed deeper issues than mere indiscipline. Investigators suggest that exam malpractice cartels may have played a role in fueling the unrest, particularly at Litein Boys’ High…
A wave of violent unrest has rocked more than ten secondary schools in Kericho and Bomet counties, leaving behind scenes of destruction worth hundreds of millions of shillings. The unrest has led to the indefinite closure of institutions such as…
More than ten schools in Bomet and Kericho counties have been forced to close following a fresh wave of unrest, with property worth hundreds of millions of shillings destroyed in just one week. Parents are bracing for hefty reconstruction costs…