Kenya's Organic Agriculture Sector Gathers to Expand Market Access
Kenya is hosting the 4th Kenya National Participatory Guarantee Systems (PGS) Workshop in Nairobi to discuss community-based certification in organic farming.
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AWARD launches programme to support 47 women plant breeders across Africa
A new programme funded by the Gates Foundation will support 47 women plant breeders from 14 African countries.
Kenya targets digital equipment for all public junior schools by April 2027
The Kenyan government aims to equip all public junior schools with digital learning equipment by April 2027.
President Ruto Oversees First RPL Graduation Ceremony
President William Ruto presided over the first Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) graduation ceremony at State House, Nairobi, on October 8, 2026.
KNEC to Tackle Cheating in 2026 National Exams
KNEC announced plans to curb cheating in the upcoming 2026 national exams.
Teachers' Unions Demand ECDE Promotions and P1 Teacher Recruitment
Kenyan teachers' unions are pressing authorities for promotions targeting Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) personnel.
50,000 Teachers Set for Promotion in Kenya's Largest Annual Exercise
President William Ruto announced promotion of 50,000 teachers this financial year, up from 34,016 advertised.
KNUT Officials Protest Automatic Reassignment of Junior Secondary Teachers to KUPPET
Officials from the Kenya National Union of Teachers (KNUT) in Nandi County have publicly opposed the reassignment of Junior Secondary School (JSS) teachers to KUPPET.
University Debate Forum Aims to Counter Radicalisation in Kenya
A four‑day debate forum began Thursday at Multimedia University in Nairobi to educate students about radicalisation risks.
Young women gain construction skills at Nyeri market project
Seven young women, including electrical intern Mary Njugi, are gaining practical construction skills at the Field Marshal Muthoni Economic Stimulus Programme Market in Nyeri.
PS Muoria Urges TVETs to Train Youth for Industry and Self-Employment
Principal Secretary for TVET Dr Esther Muoria challenges institutions to train youth with industry-relevant skills.
UASU warns of seven-day strike over lecturers' pay dispute
The University Academic Staff Union (UASU) has given the government seven days to address lecturers' pay issues or face a strike.
First Lady Rachel Ruto Calls for Global Partnerships to Expand Kenya’s School Meals to 10 Million Learners by 2030
Kenya’s school meals coverage grew from 1.8 million learners in 2023 to about 2.6 million, with a target of 10 million by 2030.
University of Nairobi Confers Degrees to Over 3,000 Graduates at 75th Ceremony
More than 3,000 students received degrees at UoN’s 75th graduation ceremony on 18 September 2026.
Kenyan youth urged to create jobs and seize opportunities amid high unemployment
Education stakeholders call on young Kenyans to use skills from higher education to create employment opportunities.
Schools struggle as NEMIS errors, capitation gaps expose funding woes
Parliament is probing secondary school fees and capitation
Universities urged to integrate AI in legal training
Former Chief Justice Dr Willy Mutunga urged universities to integrate AI into legal training to equip students with relevant skills.
JKUAT Disowns Barasa Amid Academic Profile Controversy
JKUAT has publicly disowned Barasa following scrutiny of his academic credentials