Ghost Learners Scandal: Secondary Schools Under Spotlight for Inflated Numbers
A nationwide Ministry of Education audit has exposed a shocking trend in secondary schools: more than 50,000 students listed in official records cannot be traced.…
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TSC Has Capped The Lenght of Service in One Institution, Restricting Principals and Head Teachers
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has unveiled a new policy aimed at professionalising school administration through stricter qualifications and rotational transfers. Under the Competency-Based Curriculum…
New TSC Policy Brings Back Delocalisation Despite Ruto’s Directive
Despite President William Ruto’s directive abolishing the controversial delocalisation policy, the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has retained a transfer requirement in its new promotion guidelines.…
KUPPET Oppose Master’s Degree Requirement for Principals
Teacher unions have strongly opposed the Teachers Service Commission’s (TSC) new requirement that principals and deputies in secondary schools must hold a master’s degree. The…
TSC Introduces New Academic Qualifications for School Administrators
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has rolled out new guidelines that set higher academic thresholds for school administrators under the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) framework. According…
TSC: More Than 72,000 Junior School Teachers Required to Curb Deficit
Even as leadership wrangles dominate discussions on junior school governance, a more pressing issue has emerged—teacher shortages. According to the Teachers Service Commission (TSC), junior…
TSC Proposes New Structure to End Junior School Leadership Disputes
The Teachers Service Commission (TSC) has unveiled a proposal aimed at ending the persistent conflicts between primary school head teachers and tutors deployed to junior…
Junior School Teachers Push for Autonomy Amid Leadership Tensions
Since the junior secondary school section was incorporated into primary schools in 2023, teachers have voiced frustrations over being under the supervision of primary school…
Bright Kenyan Students Barred From Universities by Financial Hardship and Systemic Barriers
Despite earning the grades to qualify for university or college entrance, many high-achieving students in Kenya are being forced to abandon their academic dreams due…