KEPSHA has rejected TSC’s proposed administrative structure that places junior school teachers at supervisory levels over seasoned primary school heads. The association insists leadership must follow experience, not recent qualifications. A major dispute has erupted between the Kenya Primary Schools…
Knut has rejected TSC’s proposal to let junior school teachers occupy deputy positions, arguing that long-serving educators are being sidelined. The tension threatens to destabilize school leadership ahead of Grade 9 rollout. A new confrontation is unfolding in Kenya’s education…
TSC’s new school management structure faces resistance from KEPSHA, which argues that junior school teachers are too inexperienced to take deputy roles over veteran head teachers. Tensions rise as the education sector awaits final reforms. The Teachers Service Commission (TSC)…
The Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) has opposed TSC’s plan to elevate junior school teachers into administrative roles, warning that promoting new graduates over veteran educators could collapse leadership in comprehensive schools. A major row has erupted within Kenya’s…
KEPSHA and KNUT have strongly opposed TSC’s proposed new administrative structure that places junior school teachers at par with primary head teachers. Education stakeholders warn the plan could destabilize schools already facing leadership tension. A fierce dispute has erupted between…
The Ministry of Education has withheld Sh1.1 billion in capitation funds after discovering enrolment discrepancies affecting thousands of schools in Kenya. The Ministry of Education has halted the release of Sh1.1 billion in capitation funds, citing glaring inconsistencies in school…
With only 600 Quality Assurance Officers for over 53,000 schools, Kenya’s education oversight system was bound to fail. The ghost learner scandal exposes long-standing administrative gaps. Long before the Ministry of Education uncovered 87,000 ghost learners, the warning signs were…
The Ministry of Education’s audit reveals shocking gaps suggesting a long-running scheme involving ghost learners, dead schools, and misallocated capitation funds. The unveiling of 87,000 ghost learners in public schools has opened a Pandora’s box in Kenya’s education sector, prompting…
School heads blame NEMIS system failures for enrolment mismatches after the Ministry of Education uncovers 87,000 ghost learners in a nationwide audit. As Kenya confronts the shocking discovery of 87,000 ghost learners, school administrations are pushing back against blame, insisting…