Nairobi: The government has issued a stern warning over the growing forgery of academic and professional certificates, terming it a national emergency that threatens the credibility of the education system and the integrity of public service. Speaking during the 2025 Ethics and Integrity Conference held at a Nairobi hotel, Head
Nyeri: Residents have urged the government to come up with a mechanism of feeding wildlife as a way of curbing human-wildlife conflict resulting from the invasion of wild animals into agricultural farms in search of pasture. The residents, including farmers who border the Aberdare National Park, Solio Ranch, and Hombe
Lugari: The Department of Probation and Aftercare Service in Lugari Sub County, Kakamega County, initiated a significant tree-planting drive at Lumakanda Township Comprehensive School, aligning with the government’s objective of planting 15 billion trees by 2032. According to Kenya News Agency, the event saw the participation of department staff, probationers,
Marsabit: The security situation in Dukana sub-county in North Horr constituency, which witnessed disturbances following clashes between two local ethnic communities over the weekend, has improved, with normalcy steadily returning to the area. This improvement follows enhanced security patrols and an operation aimed at apprehending 30 suspects believed to be
Trans Nzoia: As the country prepares to fully adopt the Competence Based Education (CBE), stakeholders have been challenged to encourage more learners to take up the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) pathway in senior school. According to Kenya News Agency, the call was made during a one-week STEM outreach
Nandi County: Nandi County council of elders are worried that the community’s cultural heritage risks extinction if the young generation don’t embrace their culture and preserve it. The elders who were speaking during the marking of World Cultural Day at Koitalel University ground expressed fear that the Western culture and
Nyeri: Learners at the Tetu Vocational Training College in Nyeri County can now heave a sigh of relief after Senator Wahome Wamatinga led a groundbreaking ceremony for the construction of additional classes. The college, which has a population of 1,600 students, had been stretched to the limit due to a
Nairobi: Kenya and India have reaffirmed their commitment to deepening bilateral cooperation, with a strong emphasis on education, culture, and technical skills development. This renewed partnership follows the arrival of Mr. Yogesh Pandey, the newly appointed Attach© for Education and Culture at the High Commission of India in Nairobi. According